Mohammad-Ali Jamalzadeh
Mohammad-Ali Jamalzadeh, pioneering Iranian fiction writer of the 20th Century. Yeki Boud Yeki Naboud (Once Upon A Time)is an important work by Jamalzadeh. Below is
January 3, 2009
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Mohammad-Ali Jamalzadeh, pioneering Iranian fiction writer of the 20th Century. Yeki Boud Yeki Naboud (Once Upon A Time)is an important work by Jamalzadeh. Below is
These were the days, my friend. Following four years in the boring but picturesque city of Bern, Switzerland and then a stay of two years
In the heat of today's rethoric, it is perhaps useful to enter a time machine and take a look at Iran's past relations with the U.S.,
Mirza Reza Khan Arfa'-ed-Dowleh, a.k.a. Prince Arfa', was born in 1846 to Mirza Hassan Khan, son of Mirza Ibrahim Khan chief minister of the Khan
I must say that I read with great regret the reply of Mr. Esfahani [Leave us alone] to my caricature of Mr. Vassigh's vulgarities [Iruni-baazi].
I recall a time – 1976 or thereabouts – when Iran provided much financial assistance to less fortunate countries of our planet. Senegal was one
Sometime ago a friend of mine retrieved a 1931 home movie from Tehran and sent it to me. The 16mm film is two minutes and
In the summer of 1948, on August 1, to be precise, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi visited Paris for the first time as the Shah of Iran.
Someone once said that writing and expressing can heal. It can focus, support, and enhance our lives and well being. Whether we laugh or we
I saw this letter in iranian.com a couple of weeks ago: * A very great man I would like to say that my wife's mother's
A few days back I was in New York. Between the United Nations and other places, this white-haired ex-Iranian diplomat turned reporter had the occasion
