Unveiling "Summer of 1990"

In a ceremony on August 21, Morteza Sarhangi's "Summer of 1990" was unveiled.

“Summer of 1990,” and the story of the release of captives

The experience of being held captive is in some ways significantly worse than other wartime experiences. Soldiers who were captured went through terrible torments that make talking about them difficult or even impossible.

An interview with Morteza Sarhangi

The cost of war would be determined by resistance literature

Concerning the current state of resistance literature and the increase in production, Morteza Sarhangi, the head of the Resistance's Office of Literature and Art, stated that after 40 years of war, we have only recently established ourselves in the field of resistance literature and that writers should be trained and introduced.