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“With a width of 2 or 3 millimeters, the cassette seems to be one of the primary cassettes imported to Iran in those years. It contains an incomplete interview of a reporter with Dehkhoda.
“The first part of the voice is unclear, it continues with Dehkhoda referring to the books he has studied and then talking about his opinion about the education system of Iran. He then refers to his book ‘Proverbs and Mottos’ where his voice gets cut off,” he remarked.