Maryam Firooz

Pioneer feminist and socialist has died

 

مریم فیروز، یکی از فیمینست های بسیار شجاع تاریخ جنبش زنان ایران است و نامش هیچگاه فراموش نخواهد شد . او امروز را به روشنی می دید که هر گاه زنان باسواد و آگاه شوند ، خود حق شان را خواهند گرفت و مطمئنم با همه بیماری و کهنسالی ، صدای رسای جنبش زنان ایران را شنید و از دنیا رفت. و در یکصدمین سالگرد 8 مارس در 12 مارس 2008 چشم از جهان فروبست و پیوند خود را با تاریخ جنبش جهانی زنان مستحکم تر کردFULL TEXT

from Farhad Sepahbody
29-Mar-2008
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good news

by hajiagha on Sat Mar 29, 2008 06:05 PM PDT

//hajiagha.tripod.com
I am so glad for this nice news thank you


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and the sad thing is that

by nima (not verified) on Sat Mar 29, 2008 05:47 PM PDT

and the sad thing is that there was not one gathering to remember this woman, who spent her entire
life dedicated to women's rights in Iran.
Maryam was not just a part of history,
she WAS history.
Future generations would eventually appreciate
all she did and what she endured.


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Nadias

I cannot read......

by Nadias on Sat Mar 29, 2008 05:40 PM PDT

the Farsi above the video. Does it say how old she was when she died?

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Does anyone understand what point Mr. Danesh, Author was trying to make? I sure don't.

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I am glad to read in one of the comments that she was a Humanitarian before anything else.

 

Solh va Doosti (paz a vosotros)

Nadia


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Women Rights = Human Rights

by Iran forever (not verified) on Sat Mar 29, 2008 05:27 PM PDT


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Mr Danesh, or rather Mr Bi hoosh

by Anonymous77 (not verified) on Sat Mar 29, 2008 02:38 PM PDT

Are you off your rockers?

She was left-wing, not an advocate of capitalist right-wing market democracy soft-fascism like Thatcher nor a monarchist like Elizabeth II.
She wasn't German!

Geez!

Above all, before any affiliation with any party, she was a HUMANITARIAN, which explains the rest of her stances.


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Adam & Eve: Transnational Similarities

by Mr. Danesh, Author (not verified) on Sat Mar 29, 2008 01:37 PM PDT

...for sure she has a beautifu and warm and friendly voice and she looks like somewhere between Queen Elizabeth II and Margaret Thatcher but with tendency to tilt toward the latter considerably...

Simple words ... sure is the way to talk about politics and world politics both extemely complex in order to generate solid "common ground" for the world in vapor...


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Beautiful

by Anonymous77 (not verified) on Sat Mar 29, 2008 10:30 AM PDT

Heif


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I was not politicaly

by azadi (not verified) on Sat Mar 29, 2008 10:28 AM PDT

I was not politicaly follower of her party (Tudeh Party) but I respect her as one of the first iranian feminists. Yadash gerAmi.

Here is another link to her last interview:
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LHDwmZE0sg


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