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Iranian released prisoner memories published
TEHRAN (SCIB)-“Living in fog”?, which contains the memories of the released Iranian prisoner ‘Yaqoub Moradi’, was published recently for the third time by Soureye Mehr publication
This book tells the daring stories of Yaqoub Moradi, the former war prisoner who was kept captive in Iraqi camps of Ramaddieh, Mousel, and Sallahedin from 1359/10/20 to 1369/6/5, said Shahed reporter. Moradi who served in Zolfaghari front before captivity, describes in his book the memories of camp situations, the undesirable conditions of Iranian prisoners, wrong behavior of Iraqi soldiers and their tortures, poor hygiene status and many untold stories of captivity time in the camps of Baath regime. A part of book reads, “The trick of Iraqi radio-television for gaining attention was to announce for several times that an important piece of news was about to air. At the exact appointed time an Iraqi TV newscaster stated the news and read Imam’s phrases a couple of times. Accepting Resolution 538 was sad news which kept us up late crying. That night even the ordinary people of the sanatorium cried innocently.”? “Living in fog”? is published in 134 pages, paperback, at the cost of 1350 tomans.
This book tells the daring stories of Yaqoub Moradi, the former war prisoner who was kept captive in Iraqi camps of Ramaddieh, Mousel, and Sallahedin from 1359/10/20 to 1369/6/5, said Shahed reporter. Moradi who served in Zolfaghari front before captivity, describes in his book the memories of camp situations, the undesirable conditions of Iranian prisoners, wrong behavior of Iraqi soldiers and their tortures, poor hygiene status and many untold stories of captivity time in the camps of Baath regime. A part of book reads, “The trick of Iraqi radio-television for gaining attention was to announce for several times that an important piece of news was about to air. At the exact appointed time an Iraqi TV newscaster stated the news and read Imam’s phrases a couple of times. Accepting Resolution 538 was sad news which kept us up late crying. That night even the ordinary people of the sanatorium cried innocently.”? “Living in fog”? is published in 134 pages, paperback, at the cost of 1350 tomans.
