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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 10, 1992

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Mr. [Attaullah] Mohajerani, [Legal and Parliamentary Deputy of the President] came. It was discussed about the necessity of controlling press advertisements and [appointing] the government spokesperson. Mr. [Abd al-Hossein] Herati, the research vice-chancellor of education, came. Suggestions to strengthen students' beliefs, culture and ethics

Mr. [Attaullah] Mohajerani, [Legal and Parliamentary Deputy of the President] came. It was discussed about the necessity of controlling press advertisements and [appointing] the government spokesperson. Mr. [Abd al-Hossein] Herati, the research vice-chancellor of education, came. He had suggestions to strengthen students' beliefs, culture and ethics.

Mr. [Syed Fateh] Qureshi, the Friday imam of Anbaran Ardabil, came. He read some of his poems that he wrote about me and complained to Imam Juma of Ardabil. to use

Sunni youth recommended. I gave them a Koran and thirty thousand tomans. The deputy counter-espionage of the Ministry of Information came. He gave a report on the way of dealing with the eastern spies. Director General of Eastern Counter-Espionage explained specific cases.

I did the work until four o'clock in the afternoon. I went to the leadership office to meet the members of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution with Ayatollah Khamenei. It was a good meeting. I gave a report and he had recommendations. Before the meeting, he said in a private conversation that today his right hand, which was injured in the assassination, was in severe pain and was uncomfortable.

I reached home in the evening. In the reports, the issues of Afghanistan, Dushanbe, Sarajevo, Somalia and the Babri Mosque are at the top, which is a source of regret.

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