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Tag Archives: persia

Unrest in Iran

03/01/2018

Next year will see the 40s anniversary of the islamic revolution in Iran. It was greeted in 1979 from many …

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Baywatch Iran: The next Season

14/05/2017

I rcently asked a pen-friend, Mrs. F., about the possibilities to go swimming in the Caspian Sea, when I visit …

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The way we are

30/07/2016

The Persian word for LOVE is Eshgh (عشق) etymologically related to Ashagheh (پیچک),the plant we know as bindweed. It starts …

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Ready for Lift-Off: The Persian Cat on the Verge of Cosmic Fame

17/10/2013

Shall I feel honoured that finally the Iranian authorities recognised my effort to promote the Persian Cat as a mayor …

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Elections in Iran – Facts, Faces, Folks

15/06/2013

Yet the official results are not announced, but this time the Iranian officials have a valid explanation for this: against …

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MEDITATION OF FREEDOM

12/06/2013

The Berlin Academy of Fine Arts helds an exhibition of drawings on paper by Meir Hussein Mussavi. The exhibition opened …

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New Hope for a better Leadership in Iran

02/06/2013

Yesterday, June 1st during a pre-election campaign of Hassan Rouhani, his mainly young supporters shouted “Honour to Mousavi, Wellcome to …

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Iranian Perspective: No need for higher purposes

18/04/2013

Mrs. F. dear, the following reply to a post of Bahmani I could have never written without experiencing the tightness …

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Love and Devotion: Exhibition at the Bodleian Library

14/04/2013

The idea of Persia has long fascinated Western minds. From the Middle Ages on, knowledge of Persia gradually expanded as …

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Another Norooz Celebration

03/04/2013

The persion feast of Norooz is traditionally a celebration of joy and hapiness about the rebirth of nature and life. …

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Happy Persian New Year – سال نو مبارک

21/03/2013

Haft Sheen:  The 7 S…, a set of objects all starting with the persian letter Sheen       People …

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Resistance of the White Rose: 70th anniversary

22/02/2013

Just cross the road from the Avicenna bookstore in Munich, with its huge assortment of Persian literature, is the old …

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Forough Farrokhzad: A poetic voice that fell silent too soon

10/02/2013

Recently I was invited by a friend in Munich to a reading of poetry by an Iranian writer, who died …

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Forough Farrokhzad: A poetic voice that fell silent too soon

10/02/2013

Recently I was invited by a friend in Munich to a reading of poetry by an Iranian writer, who died …

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