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مصوبه شورای عالی تحول و تعالی سازمان ثبت اسناد واملاک کشور در خصوص حجاب و پوشش مناسب

Resolution of the Supreme Council for Transformation and Excellence of the State Organization for Registration of Deeds and Properties regarding hijab and appropriate attire

"All employees of registration units and notaries, office assistants and employees of official notary offices are required to observe hijab and appropriate attire in the office and notary office" was notified for implementation.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 20, 1992

I was at home. I was reading the reports. Chastity and Yasser were also there. Fati and her children are in Azerbaijan. Faeze also went to Kish. After noon prayer, I sat in front of the TV to watch the handover ceremony. Mohsen, Azam, Emad and Ali came together. To each of the children,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 19, 1992

I was at home today. I have brought home a lot of work for the holidays. After the morning prayer, I slept until eight o'clock. Dr. [Hasan] Rouhani, [Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council] and Dr. [Ali Akbar] Velayati, [Minister of Foreign Affairs], reported on the phone about the intense propaganda against Iran and sought a solution.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 18, 1992

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. It is raining on the way. I worked until nine in the morning. They came from the radio and the New Year message was recorded. Mr. Mohammad Ali Ansari, [the head of the office for editing and publishing Imam Khomeini's works] came and asked for help to complete the Imam's shrine. He said that the budget is not enough. for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 17, 1992

We did not wake up at dawn and fasted without dawn. I was a little weak in the evening. [Mr. Zidan Al-Barami and P. Rida Epirad], the new ambassadors of Oman and Thailand, came to present their credentials. Messrs. [Abdulreza] Hashem Zayi and [Ahmad] Ramadani came. Mr. Ramezani has been with the Trade Council for several years

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 16, 1992

It will rain until morning. I was in my office at eight in the morning. I woke up a little late at dawn. We ate in a hurry. Three people came from the aid headquarters of Ayatollah Golpaygani. They gave a report about the clinics and health houses that they built in the earthquake affected areas. About seventy million tomans spent

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 15, 1992

It rained a lot last night and it continued till night today. It is still raining at ten o'clock at night. [Mr. Carlos Alberto and Hans Anderson], the ambassadors of Brazil and Sweden, came to present credentials; The talks were formal. Mr. [Sheikh Hossein] Ansarian - the preacher - came. from the crowd

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 14, 1992

In the morning, we went to the office. It was snowing in Jamaran and a little lower it was raining and sunny in the city. [Mr. Gholamreza Faruzesh], the Minister of Construction Jihad and the managers of the poultry sector came. They reported on the situation and reported the increase in production, but they could not justify the unaccountable cost

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 13, 1992

As usual in all other dawns, I woke up with an alarm an hour before dawn. I heated the breakfast food that Efat had prepared earlier and made tea. Then I woke Yasir up. Yasser prepared the table as usual. We had breakfast. I prayed and prayed and then rested.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 8, 1992

Mr. [Youssef bin] Alavi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Oman, came with Dr. Velayati. He suggested reforming relations with Egypt, Algeria, and the United States and cooperating to help Islamic republics separated from the Soviet Union. Regarding Algeria and Egypt, I expressed my readiness, and regarding America, I said first of all

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 9, 1992

[Mr. Seyed Razi Hosseini], representative of Lamard, came. He had demands for the development of his constituency and complained about the conflicts of his rivals in Lamard. These conflicts have led to clashes. Mr. [Mohammad Reza] Shafi'i, Foman's representative, came for civil affairs and compensation for earthquake damages

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 10, 1992

It snowed a lot last night. On the way to my office, I found the pile of snow all over Tehran, at the end of the season, interesting. In some cases, there were roadblocks. Mr. [Mohsen] Nurbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance] and [Mortaza] Mohammad Khan, [Director General of Customs] and [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [Executive Vice President]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 11, 1992

Mr. [Syed Mehdi] Imam Jamarani, [Head of the Awqaf Organization] and [Mohammed Ali] Nizamzadeh came. They gave a report on endowments, incomes, expenses and works and asked for help for mosques. [Mr. Imam Jamarani] requested that we try not to remove any individuals from the Guardian Council. for some

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 12, 1992

Today, the second ship is docked in Chabahar. It seems that a political problem has arisen for the American government and it was asked in Congress why 22 warships could not control a cargo ship. Mr. [Syed Ali Akbar] Ajaq Nejad and Ahmadi from the cultural support staff

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 7, 1992

I was in my office at half past eight. At nine o'clock in the morning, the managers of new water and sewage companies from all over the country came. The Minister of Energy and his deputy explained about the new policy of forming non-governmental companies for water and sewage in cities; I confirmed. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh for religious affairs and reconstruction

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 6, 1992

I slept little at night. We had breakfast with Yaser. After the morning prayer, I slept until nine o'clock. I studied for sermons until half past ten. I went to Tehran University. During the sermons, there was snow and thunder. I shortened the sermons. One is about the month of Ramadan and the other is a summary of the situation of the current year

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 4, 1992

On the occasion of the founding anniversary of the Imam Khomeini (RA) relief committee, the directors of the committee came and gave a work report. I gave encouraging words. [Mr. David Enrose], Secretary of State for Ireland came. The negotiations were normal. He had questions about Iran's elections and the five-year plan. me too

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 5, 1992

The work was done by ten o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri, [Interior Minister] came. He gave a report on the preparations for the elections and the issue of the freedom movement. Expediency Council had a meeting. Urban land problems were solved. In several meetings, we had comprehensive approvals and the problems that the courts had with canceling the regulations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 29, 1992

At seven in the morning, after breakfast, we went to the airport. Immediately after the ceremony, we flew. The companions were taken at half past six in the morning and were delayed. On the way with Mr. [Mohsen] Rezaei, [Hamid] Mirzadeh, and [Ali] Fallahian, regarding travel issues and work on the islands and Kish.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 24, 1992

I reached my office at half past seven. The work was done until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. Nayeri, [the head of the Imam Khomeini Relief Committee] came and brought a plan for the final aid to the freedmen, which was incomplete; They were supposed to complete. Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri, [Interior Minister] came. Regarding the demand for the officialization of the freedom movement

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 3, 1992

I was in my office at half past seven in the morning. After the work was done, the heads of Lebanon's Hezbollah came. They reported the affairs after the martyrdom of Seyyed Abbas [Mousavi]. Mr. Seyed [Hassan] Nasrallah, their new leader, has a situation similar to Seyed Abbas and expressed the sympathy of the people, officials and parties of Lebanon and Iran's support.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 28, 1992

At half past eight in the morning, Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh and [Mohsen] Mehralizadeh, the managers of Kish, came. They reported the work and I encouraged them. I emphasized on the development of recreational facilities and healthy and well-being. To visit the construction plans of the island and to open a new 37 megawatt power plant

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 23, 1992

I reached my office at eight in the morning. I did the backlog. [Mr. Erling Harrild Nilsson], the new ambassador of Denmark came to present the credentials. [Mr. Konstantin Masyk], Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine came. Two letters from their president, requesting to speed up the development of relations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 1, 1992

I went to my office earlier than other days. I arrived at half past seven. I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning and then I went to Imam Khomeini's Hosseinia to participate in the meeting of the Assembly of Experts. I worked until noon. At noon, I gave a banquet in honor of the Prime Minister of Greece. Negotiations during lunch, friendly and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 25, 1992

Together with Efat, we arrived at the [Mehrabad] airport at seven in the morning and left for Dezful. A group of ministers, deputies and bodyguards were with them. It was an official welcome at Dezful Air Base. Due to heavy rain and cloudy weather, the helicopters did not come. Immediately for the start of the operation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 2, 1992

I was in my office at quarter past seven. By eight o'clock in the morning, the remaining works were completed. I went to the meeting of the assembly of experts. We worked until noon; with a short breath. It was decided that from now on, the minimum duration of annual meetings will be two days; Previously, it was five days that surgery was not usually done. until four o'clock

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 27, 1992

Until half past eight in the morning, I listened to the news and rested, had breakfast and showered at the residence. Then we flew to Siri Island with the C-130 plane. After the welcome ceremony, we went to Nasr platform with helicopters. This platform was bombed and destroyed by the Americans at the end of the war

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 26, 1992

Mr. [Mohsen] Rezaei, [commander-in-chief of the IRGC] came and reported the decisions regarding the implementation of the demands. We went to the naval base. The opening ceremony and the morning were shared. After reporting the actions, I spoke and the parade took place. Then we went to Mino Island by car

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 22, 1992

I reached the office at half past eight in the morning. A group of the leaders of the Islamic unions and guilds came. As usual, they criticized the Ministry of Commerce and Taxation and the mayor's works; No specific solution. Mr. [Ali Asghar] Baghani came. Because of the slow work of the expert selection council, without evidence or reason

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 21, 1992

I was at home. He used to study and do things before noon and watch TV in the afternoon and night. At night, I was at home with Mr. Hafez Assad, the president of Syria, about the recent events in Lebanon, the martyrdom of Seyed Abbas Mousavi, Hezbollah's missile attack on northern Israel, and Israel's invasion of southern Lebanon.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 8, 1992

It snowed a little last night. We had a busy day. At half past eight in the morning, we went to Esteghlal Hotel to participate in the Khwarazmi Festival. It was held short. The names of the winners were read from the researchers. Dr. Motamedi reported. Awards were given and after a short speech, I went to the office. was supposed to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 13, 1992

I was in the office at eight o'clock. At nine o'clock in the morning, the head of the Libyan People's Assembly came. He was grateful for Iran's political support to Libya during the threat of America, France and England; They are very scared. I consoled them. Mr. [Rajbali] Heydarzadeh, the representative of the leadership in jihad formation, came. From the existence of thoughts

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 17, 1992

Around eight in the morning, I went to the study office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to meet with the guests of the ECO Summit. [Mr. Erki Bayev], Deputy Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan came. He said that the president is a university professor who had no political experience in the past and that he is his university colleague

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 18, 1992

I arrived at my office at eight o'clock. Until nine-thirty in the morning, I took care of the pending tasks. I went to the airport [Mehrabad] to see off the ECO guests. I accompanied the presidents of Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Turkey, and the Prime Minister of Pakistan with salutes and the anthem. Before departure, I held negotiations with all of them

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 19, 1992

Today is the middle of Sha'ban and it is a holiday. I stayed at home. The day passed with doing chores, walking in the yard, and watching television. I corrected the message for the Afghan community [= the third assembly of Afghan Shiites].

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 7, 1992

I worked on the sermons until 10:30 in the morning. Ahmad Agha came so that we could go together to the holy shrine for the Friday prayer. We went to the Saadabad lawn area and took a helicopter to the shrine. On the way, Ahmad Agha narrated from Mr. [Mohammad] Abaei [Khorasani, head of the Islamic Propagation Office of Qom] that the leadership

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 14, 1992

I was at home today. I had brought enough work from the office to fill the whole time. Mohsen and his children were here in the afternoon. It has also snowed well. In the evening of Dr. Velayati, the directors of ceremonies, protection, public relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and my office, to arrange the schedule of the ECO summit.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 9, 1992

The Minister of Defense of the United Arab Emirates came. I sent a message to Mr. Sheikh Zayed to cooperate by reducing production to maintain the price of oil. He also said that he is against too much production. The families of the martyrs and martyrs came to the presidential office. A Koran was given to each of them. I spoke to them.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 15, 1992

Because they were preparing for the guests of the ECO Summit, the time until ten in the morning had been left free. At ten o'clock, Mr. [Seyed Abdullah] Shirazi, the Friday prayer leader of Mashhad, arrived. He had returned from the Umrah pilgrimage. He had gone with the free caravans. He is satisfied with his trip. To complete the plumbing

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 16, 1992

At nine o'clock in the morning, we went to the airport [Mehrabad] to welcome the guests of the ECO Summit. Mr. [Ayaz] Matalaf, the President of Azerbaijan came; Their prime minister has already arrived, because he was in Beijing and ended their meeting ahead of time and reached Tehran. Sun and parade and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 11, 1992

It snowed last night and it was raining in Shemiran today and the weather was cold. To participate in the march [22nd Bahman], we went by car to Azadi Square and marched among the people. People reacted very enthusiastically. A good number of people came and the ceremony was good

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 20, 1992

I reached my office at eight in the morning. We had not met. I told Mr. Zanganeh, [Minister of Energy], to take seriously the idea of laying pipes instead of building canals for irrigation in the lands below the dams. Khuzestan sugarcane plan has chosen this way. Mr. [Morteza] Alveiri, [Chairman of the Program Commission

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 10, 1992

I was in my office at eight o'clock. At nine o'clock in the morning Mr. [Hasan] Firouzabadi and Foruzandeh came. They complained about the decrease in the foreign exchange quota of the armed forces, and I said that we will allocate it according to the incomes, and if your share is not reduced, it should be reduced more from the share of others, which is causing problems. Ambassadors and businessmen

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 12, 1992

On the way to the office, at Fati's insistence, I visited the exhibition of female identification; it is good Dr. [Abdullah] Jasbi, [President of Islamic Azad University] came for the affairs of Islamic Azad University and asked for help as usual and complained to Dr. [Mustafa] Moin, [Minister of Culture and Higher Education]. Dr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 6, 1992

I arrived at the office at eight in the morning. The start of conflict in some parts of Algeria is significant. Mr. [Mohammed] Rahmati, the person in charge of academic jihad, came. He asked my opinion about survival or non-survival of Jihad; I said that if it is in harmony with the policies of the system, it is better to stay and work in harmony with the universities

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 30, 1992

As usual, I came down early and prepared breakfast. Chastity was supposed to come, but it didn't come, as if he had fallen asleep. I had breakfast and reached my office at eight in the morning. Dr. [Muhammad Ali] Hadi came. He is going to Saudi Arabia for the embassy. Consulted and said goodbye. Dr. [Muhammad Ali]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 31, 1992

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. Fazeh and Fati also came. In the news, the trip of George Habash, [Secretary General of the People's Movement for the Liberation of Palestine] to France to treat and create a political crisis in France and the collective withdrawal of French officials and then the announcement of his arrest, which has been officially accepted,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 1, 1992

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. The streets were deserted due to the closure [on the occasion of Fajr decade]. Although it has snowed a lot, most of the streets have been cleared. [Mr. Hadi Arang Naib and Yahya Othman], two leaders of Hizb-e-Islami [Pan] Malaysia came. from the guests

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 4, 1992

I reached my office at eight in the morning. Mr. [Mohsen] Nourbakhsh, [Mohammed Hossein] Adeli and [Sirajuddin] Kazrooni came and a decision was made about the mortgage; I resolved their disagreement. Mr. Noorbakhsh said the progress of negotiations with the World Bank for project credits. Mr. Mohadi,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 5, 1992

It snowed well last night. I reached my office at eight o'clock. I read the reports until nine o'clock in the morning. A group of families of several martyrs came. Mr. [Mohammed Hasan] Rahimian, [Executive Director of Shahid Foundation] spoke. Shahid's girls sang two hymns and I sang in honor of martyrdom and family

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 27, 1992

It snowed last night, but the streets were not a problem. I reached my office at quarter past eight. At nine o'clock in the morning, the members of the Palestine [Intifada Support] Committee came. The formation of the permanent secretariat was discussed. We decided to wait for the Guardian Council to comment; It is possible that due to conflicting duties, opposition

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 12, 1992

The news of the resignation of the Algerian president and the dissolution of the parliament and the declaration of a state of emergency attract attention in the news, which is apparently done in order to prevent the victory of the Islamic Salvation Front. Last night, the news came that the election was announced to be suspended. The future of Algeria is worrying. for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 2, 1992

Mr. [Akbar] Turkan, [Minister of Defense], informed by phone that the relevant headquarters has prescribed the purchase of the desired goods by accepting the risk. It was decided to act with more caution. I told Mr. Fallahian on the phone to act carefully. I had already talked more generally with the leadership and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 28, 1992

Dr. Velayati, [Minister of Foreign Affairs] and the agencies located in the Persian Gulf countries came. Finally, they have come to the conclusion that the possible way is to develop bilateral relations with each of them, and collective cooperation with the Council is difficult;

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 3, 1992

Mr. [Ishaq] Jahangiri came from the parliament. He talked about the railway and the office and consulted Jiroft about becoming a candidate for the next parliament. I said that if he hopes to get people's votes, he should be a candidate. He advised us to think about the future Speaker of the Parliament from now on. His opinion is on Mr. [Mehdi] Karroubi;

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 29, 1992

At half past eight in the morning, we went to Esteghlal Hotel to participate in the thinkers' conference. After the recitation of the Quran and the performance of the hymn, Mr. [Ahmed] Jannati, [the head of the Islamic Propaganda Organization], gave the opening speech. I reached my office at half past ten. The work was done. [Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 26, 1992

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. Kamal Kharazi, [Permanent Representative of Iran to the United Nations] came. He said about the policy of Westerners in dealing with Islam and fundamentalism. It was suggested to adopt a tactic to set this stage well and not give them an excuse.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 25, 1992

In Algeria, the pressure on the Islamic Salvation Front and their resistance continues. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh], the oil minister came. He said about the OPEC policy and negotiations with Saudi Arabia to raise oil prices. My proposal is to write a letter to Fahd, [King of Saudi Arabia] and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 15, 1992

The new ambassador of Bangladesh came to present his credentials. I asked about storm damage and rebuilding. Mr. [Gholamreza] Faruzesh, [Minister of Construction Jihad] came to report the work of Jihad inside and outside and to raise problems in the division of duties with the Ministry of Agriculture. Mr. [Jalil] Basharti, [head of the regional office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 21, 1992

I reached my office at eight in the morning. It is raining and snowing little by little. The Syrian delegation came. We talked for about an hour with [Abd al-Halim] Khaddam, [Deputy President] and Farouk [Al-Sharia, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Syria]. They said the Algerian coup will fail and the people will win. They said that they do not have a building

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 16, 1992

I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. The members of the Fedayan Islam organization came to celebrate the martyrdom anniversary of their leaders. I spoke to them. Mr. [Sydmansour] Razavi, [Secretary General of the Administrative and Employment Affairs Organization of the country], came for current affairs. Mr. [Gholamohsin] Mohseni[Ajei], Sharia judge

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 22, 1992

A group of managers of the economic organization of the Shahid Foundation came and reported on the status of factories, agriculture and animal husbandry. They have a turnover of about twenty billion tomans and a profit of about twenty billion rials. I talked to them for a long time. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi, [head of the Atomic Energy Organization] for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 17, 1992

It snowed heavily last night. For two or three hours in the open area in front of the building, we made big avalanches with the children and rolled to the edge of the dam. Due to the cold and high pressure, my back hurt, which I relieved with diclofenac tablets. By resting, reading reports, watching TV and walking

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 23, 1992

In the reports, the news of Algeria and the pressure of the coup plotters on the Islamic Front are at the top. Dr. [Mustafa] Moin, [Minister of Culture and Higher Education] came. He reported the work and expressed his displeasure about the financial problems. Mr. [Syed Mahmoud] Dua'i came. The request of Mr. Seyyed Abulfazl Mousavi Zanjani

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 18, 1992

I had breakfast at eight in the morning and went to my office by helicopter. The chastity of the lady remained in Letian. The children were all gone at night for their work and their children's school. Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri, the Minister of Interior, came. The congregation of the fighting clerics because of the sharp content in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 24, 1992

I was at home. I had done so much work that I didn't get to rest. Ahmad Agha came before noon. He expressed his concern about the possibility of rejecting [qualification] of some extremist figures by the Guardian Council in the elections and said that he intends to negotiate with the leadership in this regard. said Mr. [Mahdi] Karroubi, [Speaker of the Majlis].

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 19, 1992

[Today was a holiday on the occasion of Imam Ali's birthday.] According to reports, the issue of Algeria and the cold relations between Algeria and Iran are due to Iran's official support for the Islamic Salvation Front and also the start of the civil war in Georgia. I woke up early and did not sleep again. More time to study and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 20, 1992

I arrived at the office at half past eight. At nine o'clock in the morning, the officials of the religious-political organization Naja [= Islamic Republic of Police Force] came. Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Rahmani reported and I also spoke. A group of ministers and deputies came. About the [Economic Cooperation Organization] "Eco" programs for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 14, 1992

Mr. [Ali] Razini came. Reported the trial of the bribe-taking gang of the former mayor of Tehran and the punishments. He asked for permission for the construction of the courthouse and for taking care of the families of poor prisoners and paying the dowry of poor convicts. The members of the board of trustees of Mazandaran non-profit university came and asked for help.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 4, 1992

It snowed well last night. The boredom of chastity continued. تنهایی صبحانه خوردم و برای عفت شیر گرم کردم. I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Hossein] Mahluji, [Minister of Mines and Metals], CEO of Isfahan Steel Factory and CEO of Mubarake Steel came. to conclude a contract

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 7, 1992

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. The army commanders came. Economic seminar for the topic of more participation of the IRGC in the reconstruction of the country. They implement important projects such as Tehran-Saveh highway, Karkheh dam, Sarkhs-Mashhad railway. Mr. [Mohsen] Rezaei, [Commander-in-Chief of the IRGC]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 13, 1992

I reached my office at eight in the morning. At nine o'clock in the morning, [Mr. Atatasios Chaldaris], the president of the Greek Parliament, came. The talks were mostly about the situation in the Balkans. They are sensitive about Türkiye; They warned about the danger of their expansionism. They are worried about the independence of the Republic of Macedonia from Yugoslavia

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 9, 1992

After the morning prayer, I worked until half past eight. Mr. [Yaqub] Entisari came. He is a designer and innovator in the construction of small composite airplanes, which he builds in cooperation with Nahaja [=Army Air Force]. He claims that he will fly in a few months and wants us to help them build it themselves; agree

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 10, 1992

I used to study for sermons at home before noon. They brought the reports. I went to University of Tehran for Iqama on Friday. At noon, the children were all gathered. I was busy with TV programs in the evening and at night.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 5, 1992

Chastity still had a fever. I prepared breakfast for him and myself. I reached my office at half past eight. They came from the administrative reform seminar at half past nine in the morning. Mr. [Syed Mansour] Razavi, [Secretary General of the Administrative and Employment Affairs Organization of the country] reported and I spoke. Mr. Dr. [Hasan] Tawfighi, Chairman

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 11, 1992

Mr. [Mustafa] Pourmohammadi came from the [Ministry of] Information. He had material about the issues of Ireland and England, PKK and Türkiye, the hypocrites in the Emirates, the former Soviet Azerbaijan, and the elections in Rafsanjan. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [Executive Vice President], for Bushehr reconstruction and construction projects and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 6, 1992

Mr. [Asadullah] Bayat, [Zanjan representative] and Kahraman [Rahmani, Vineyard representative] came. They complained about the governor of Zanjan and wanted to replace him. Tabriz representatives came. They wanted to change the governor and Friday imam and were against the separation of Ardabil from the [East Azerbaijan] province.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 8, 1992

It snowed well last night. Yesterday, it rained until noon in Tehran. [Mr. Kurkmaz Haktanir, Jiberi Oswalt and Omar Diabeh], the ambassadors of Türkiye, Czechoslovakia and Senegal came to present credentials. I talked with each of them according to their specific issues. The Czechoslovak ambassador made his speech

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 3, 1992

I was at home. It was not much work. I read a pamphlet about the solar system, as well as [Abul Hassan] Ibtahaj's memoirs and reports. Chastity had a fever. Faiza and Fati came to lunch. Asr Mohsen Hashemian and Abbas Farahbakhsh came and gave an explanation about the pistachio export situation and the operation of the packing factory

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 2, 1992

At half past eight in the morning, I went to the new guest house in Saadabad. The government board had a meeting there. Because of the [medical] check-up of the ministers, we held the meeting there today. The issues related to the departure of Iranian workers to Japan were discussed. This has created problems. ten o'clock

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 29, 1991

Shahid's children who graduated from universities came and reported on their academic status. I spoke and encouraged them. Mr. Seyyed Ahmed Mousavi, [Iranian Ambassador to Lebanon] and Mr. [Mohammad Hassan] Akhtari, [Iranian Ambassador to Syria] came. They asked my opinion about the German hostages. I said if possible

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 24, 1991

A group of members of the Central Council of the Islamic Association of University Teachers came; In fact, it is the continuation of the office of consolidation of unity. They expressed concern about the possibility of removing their faction and expressed opinions about universities and the [first five-year] program. From adopting extreme positions that are isolated

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 30, 1991

I reached my office at half past eight. The work was done until half past nine in the morning. We had a meeting of the headquarters of the former Soviet Muslim republics. Mr. [Mohsen] Noorbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance], reported on his trip to Baku, and Mr. [Mahmoud] Vaezi, [Deputy for Europe and America of the Ministry of Finance]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 31, 1991

I cooked some turnips that Agha Jalal brought from Nain with a microwave oven; It was not tasty. I reached my office at eight in the morning. Mr. [Gholamreza] Shafi came. We went to the parliament together to introduce him as the minister of cooperation. Mr. [Syed Mahmoud] Da'ai, [Tehran's representative] came to the parliament and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 26, 1991

After morning prayer, I did the rest of the work and did some exercise as usual. Then I had breakfast modestly: cheese, raisins and pistachios. Dr. [Hasan] Rouhani, [Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council] came. recommended that strong ambassadors to the newly independent Muslim republics of the Soviet Union and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 1, 1992

[Mr. Mohammad Saeedi Kia], the Minister of Roads and Transport came to report the works. Mr. [Sidsharafuddin] Malek Hosseini came from the scholars of Shiraz. He said something bad about the governor of Yasouj Mr. [Sydmansour] Razavi, [Secretary General of Administrative and Employment Affairs Organization], came for administrative work.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 27, 1991

I was at home. I spent most of my time reading the book "Lost", written by Boris Yeltsin, the current president of Russia. He seems to be a hard-working, hot-tempered and nagging person, and he considers his current votes to be due to his frank criticism of the state of the government and the failures of the Soviet Union in recent years; because

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 22, 1991

Mr. [Majid] Abbaspour, [Technical Advisor to the President] came. gave the report of the trip to North Korea; No results have been obtained for transferring the desired technology; They asked for a lot of money. He reported the progress of his work. [Mr. Ali Akbar Salehi], the president and vice presidents of Sharif University of Technology came. status report

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 28, 1991

Literacy Movement Support Council had a meeting. They gave a report on the successes and getting ahead of the five-year plan and discussed the future plan. I suggested that we also act as contractors and contractors; receive a certain amount. About 90% of the current cost of making a person literate.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 19, 1991

I arrived at my office at eight-thirty. At nine in the morning, the Minister of Interior and the governors and prefects came. I talked to them and encouraged them. [Mr. Alexander Rutskoy], Yeltsin's deputy, the President of the Russian Federation, came; he is a military man and inexperienced in political and diplomatic matters. Yeltsin's letter

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 25, 1991

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. A group of women workers and women members of the Red Crescent came. Workers introduced female role models. Dr. [Sifullah] Vahid [Dastjardi, head of the Red Crescent Organization], gave a report on the actions of the organization in promoting ethics and education of women. For them about politics

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 23, 1991

Sample farmers came. They reported and I spoke. Their prizes were awarded. [Mr. Zabihullah Nofarsti], our new ambassador to South Korea, came to say goodbye and consult. The delegation of the assembly of representatives of deprived areas came. Thanked for my attention to deprived areas and for raising

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 21, 1991

Dr. Velayati and a group from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Red Crescent, and the Secretariat of the Supreme National Security Council came. They gave a report on the implementation of the resolution, which led to the announcement of Iraq as the aggressor. I thanked them. It was decided to pursue compensation through the UN Security Council and with the other party.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 15, 1991

I took a bath and read the reports. The likelihood of Gorbachev's withdrawal is significant; this means the complete dissolution of the Soviet Union. At eight in the morning, Omar al-Bashir came so that we could go to 'Hisar Hisa' together. We got on the bus and the companions came along as well. Outside the city, upon encountering the first

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 11, 1991

I was at the residence until ten in the morning. I saw the reports; The reflection of Am's speech and the movement of the two hypocrite women and the recognition of Iraq as an aggressor in the war with Iran are noted by the Secretary General of the United Nations. A congratulatory message was prepared to be sent to the leadership and it was recommended to celebrate in Iran

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 17, 1991

I read the reports at home until ten o'clock in the morning. On the way to my office, I went to see Ayatollah Khamenei. I gave the Senegal report; They are happy with the progress of the work, especially with the introduction of Iraq as an aggressor, and since time was short, we postponed the Sudan issues to the next meeting. This is his opinion

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 12, 1991

After prayer and breakfast, I wrote yesterday's memories. It was very detailed and time consuming. He filled many of the former half-empty pages. It was reported from Tehran that it is raining well and the leadership is happy with the progress of the affairs in the Senegal conference, and tonight a victory celebration is scheduled for declaring the aggressor.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 18, 1991

By ten thirty in the morning, I had completed the rest of the tasks, which were almost finished. Mr. Vaezi and Khazaei arrived. They gave a work report with the Secretary-General regarding the resolution of the hostage issue and the resolution. I thanked them, and it was decided that they would continue to complete the work. They had brought a message from the Americans regarding

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 13, 1991

After the morning prayer, the minister came with his wife. We went to the airport. Mr. Abdodiouf and some of his ministers were at the airport. They saw us off and we took off immediately. He said that among the leaders, he only came to the airport to see me off. There was no ceremony and that was correct, because for that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 14, 1991

After prayer and breakfast, I wrote yesterday's memories. Mr. Omar al-Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir came and we had a private discussion for half an hour about the situation in Sudan, its neighbors and Somalia. We went to the Republic Palace together. With the presence of a group of ministers and companions of both sides, official negotiations on general issues, in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 16, 1991

We packed the suitcases for the return trip and had breakfast earlier. For a visit to the Nile River, which had not been previously planned, General Bashir came, and we went to the Nile together. We boarded an old and shabby boat. Its floor was carpeted and furnished with couches. It was also a bit cold, which the companions...

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 20, 1991

I arrived at my office at seven thirty. Work was done until nine in the morning. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came and explained the credit needs of universities and reconstruction. Mr. Jalil Besharati, [Head of the Office for Underprivileged Areas of the Presidency], came for the development affairs of underprivileged areas. Mr. [Abdollah] Nouri and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 20, 1991

I had nothing to do and it was not necessary to study for the sermons either. I went to the University of Tehran. One sermon was delivered in the report of the trip to Africa and a sermon on current issues was given. People expressed great happiness and welcomed the achievements of the trip and the victories warmly. In the evening, I also watched a movie and until the end of the night, the programs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 10, 1991

Good sleep last night compensated for poor sleep. I had breakfast and wrote down some of yesterday's memories, and after the shower, we drove to the hotel. I'm late. He met with the Omani delegation. The President of Sierra Leone has arrived. Libya for supporting the rebellion.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 9, 1991

I woke up at 5 o'clock Tehran time and 1:30 Dakar time, and I couldn't sleep anymore. I came to the terrace and wrote the rest of yesterday's memories, which became too long and filled most of the empty spaces in the notebook that were left half-empty from the memories of the days of Azar. I think to record memories

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 30, 1991

In the news, the issue of the announcement of the Central Bank of the Soviet Union regarding the inability to pay the country's expenses and [Suleiman] Demirel's announcement in Turkey regarding the current economic problem with the policies of the former rulers draws attention. Mr. [Reza] Malekzadeh, [Minister of Health, Treatment and Medical Education] and his deputy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 2, 1991

Dr. [Hassan Habibi], [First Vice President and President of the Academy of Persian Language and Literature], came for current affairs and to authorize payment of salaries to the members of the academy and to resolve the issue of covering some intelligence missions. The representative of Fereydan, Isfahan, came and sought assistance for his region. Ahmad Nategh Nouri,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 8, 1991

I am writing today's memories on the terrace of the second floor of the residence of the Iranian embassy in Dakar, the capital of Senegal, at 7:30 am here time and 11 pm Tehran time. We have recently bought the residence building from a Lebanese Shia for one million dollars. One thousand and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 3, 1991

Mr. [Mohammed Hasan] Zoroq, [Member of the Broadcasting Organization's Policy Council] came and gave an analysis of the country's advertising situation. He believes that advertising is weak and media control is insufficient, and there are many propaganda mischiefs, and he gave examples and explained the results of the research in this regard. was arranged

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 29, 1991

Early in the morning, I asked [Mr. Abdullah Nouri], the Minister of the Interior, about the effects of the earthquake. He reported that there were no casualties and about seventy people were injured. There was some damage; Electricity has been restored and the roads have been opened. We had breakfast with Faeza, Mona and Hassan. until half past ten in the morning for the sermon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 5, 1991

The managers of the Ministry of Oil and a group of them who had turned off the oil wells in Kuwait came; I admired them. [Mr. Seyed Ali Mahmoudi], our new ambassador in Finland arrived. He is a well-informed and dominant person; I made recommendations. [Mr. Hassan Aminian], our ambassador to the United Arab Emirates [UAE] for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 6, 1991

I was at home today. The time was spent resting a little and reading reports more. Mohsen and Faezeh and Fati and Saeed were here in the afternoon. Mohsen presented the account of our personal incomes and expenses, and it turned out that despite the sale of pistachio products, we owe about three million tomans.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 1, 1991

In the reports, Ukraine's pro-independence movement from the Soviet Union and Gorbachev's warning and declaration of danger draw attention. Dr. [Mohammed Hossein] Adly, [Chairman of the Central Bank] and [Mohsen] Nurbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance] came. They reported on their trip to Japan. About the problems that the workers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 7, 1991

I reached my office at eight o'clock. At nine o'clock in the morning, I went to the parliament to present the budget. A written lecture lasted about ninety minutes. Figures and indicators that show the improvement of the country's economic situation were mentioned in the lecture. The representatives had many references. I returned to my office. An interview for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 28, 1991

I woke up at half past four in the morning and did not sleep again. In the news, the American pressure on Israel and its neighbors to start negotiations in America and the American, French and British pressure on Libya for the issue of the plane crash are important. The work was done until nine o'clock in the morning. Timsar [Ali] Shamkhani and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 4, 1991

From six to nine in the morning, I did the remaining work and had breakfast with modesty. The guards had bought Halim for breakfast. Mr. [Sidas Ismail] Mousavi and [Hadi] Barik Bin, the Friday imams of Zanjan and Qazvin came. They complained about the governor's aggression towards the officials.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 27, 1991

Mr. Faqihi, the representative of the leadership in IRGC protection, came and asked for an opinion about some of the guards. Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq Dost, [Chairman of Mustafafan Foundation] came. He gave a report on the work of Mustafafan Foundation and requested for his actions in Africa to invest and create cold storage and commercial centers.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 25, 1991

We went from home to visit the Faculty of Medical Sciences of Islamic Azad University in [neighborhood] Zargandeh [in the north of Tehran]. The opening ceremony of the new building with an infrastructure of 18,000 square meters and a land of 20,000 square meters. I visited the laboratories, classes and the dissection hall and met with the professors

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 26, 1991

Mr. [Abbas Ali] Vakil, [head of the headquarters for handling the affairs of freedmen] came. He gave a report on the affairs of the Azadegans and asked for a lot of credit for the provision of housing land for the Azadegans and asked for a car headquarters. Mr. [Asghar] Ebrahimi, CEO of Tehran Metro Company, came and reported on the progress of the metro work.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 21, 1991

While leaving home, Ashikh Mohammad Hashemian's cousin arrived and was supposed to come at night. I went to my office; Later, Ahmad Agha also joined them and they talked modestly about Ashikh Hossein's recent issue at home. Efat is surprised that for the first time after ten years of being a neighbor,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 18, 1991

Ashikh Hossein Hashemian spoke on the phone. They talked about giving a statement and going to court to end the story. A group of Basij commanders from all over the country came. Mr. [Alireza] Afshar, [Commander of Basij Mustafafin] reported and I spoke to them. Mr. [Mohsen] Noorbakhsh, [Masoud

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 24, 1991

We flew from Saadabad to Karaj by helicopter. The governor and representative of Karaj were also there. They explained on the way. We went around Karaj and they introduced the important points of the city and its surroundings. The large towns of Fardis, Mehrshahr, Islamshahr, Azimieh and Hesarak attracted my attention. Huge car parking

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 16, 1991

At nine o'clock in the morning, [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh], the oil minister, came. He reported on the progress of South Pars gas drilling in the Persian Gulf and pre-sale of oil. I said that during the war, we could not do anything in that huge common gas tank and Qatar is ahead of us. Work should be prioritized

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 22, 1991

I was at home today. It rained lightly last night; Rainfall in Tehran is low this year. We had breakfast with Ashikh Mohammad; They stayed overnight. Some time was spent reading reports and some was spent walking, exercising and resting. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei, [commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps] came. about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 17, 1991

To participate in the graduation ceremony of the pilots, we went to the aviation university from home. After the ceremony of entering and seeing the sun, listening to the report and anthem and giving awards, the inauguration ceremony was held. I gave a short speech and after taking the parade, we moved to the office. The text of the opening speech

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 23, 1991

I arrived at the office at eight o'clock. At nine o'clock in the morning, the meetings started as usual. We had a council meeting to determine consumption patterns. They reported the sub-sessions. Regarding the housing model, they had made a specific proposal, and they are examining other items such as clothing, food, medicine, and transportation. We approved

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 19, 1991

I stayed at home until 9:30 in the morning and then we went to Sadasima [conference hall] with my family to participate in UNCTAD conference. There, Mr. [Abd al-Hossein] Wahaji explained and then the board of directors came to the room to welcome me and we went to the meeting hall together. Minister

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 15, 1991

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying, resting and walking in the yard. At noon, the children went to a party. Saeed [Lahouti] and I had lunch. In the evening, Dr. [Syed Mahmoud] Tabatabai, the president of Shahid Beheshti Medical University, came. He gave a report about the situation of the university and the disturbances of the extremists

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 14, 1991

A group came from the [Islamic Qom] Propaganda Office and the Qur'an Culture and Education Department. They are working on the project "Conversion of notes and slips written in prison, to prepare a guide and key to the Qur'an". They explained the work and got help. Expediency Council had a meeting. The suggestion of Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 10, 1991

I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. As usual, it took me time to read reports, listen to domestic and foreign news, and do office work and answer phones. Mr. Sabah Zanganeh came. He is going to Saudi Arabia; Recently as ambassador [and permanent representative] of Iran in the center

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 11, 1991

As usual every day, I came down early from the chastity and turned on the samovar and prepared the tea. chastity came We had breakfast and left. As usual, modesty protests why I am in a hurry to leave. I reached my office at half past eight. At nine o'clock in the morning, [Mr. Solanki], the minister

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 7, 1991

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri, the Minister of the Interior, came. He was worried about the summoning of some extremists to the special clerical court for provoking the issue of Mr. Montazeri Azhar. The commanders of the police forces came, Mr. Nouri, [Minister of the Interior] gave a report and I gave an encouraging speech

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 13, 1991

A group of MPs came to consult about their travel plans. They were going to the Muslim republics in the Soviet Union. I gave explanations that led to the change of their travel plans. Mr. [Hossein] Mahloji and Kolahdooz came. Report on the progress of Bandar Abbas aluminum production plant

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 8, 1991

At quarter past seven in the morning, we went to the lawn next to Saadabad Palace. We flew with helicopters to Kave industrial town, next to Saveh. The ministers of industries and heavy industries and the head of the central bank were also there. We landed in the town at eight in the morning. There was a briefing in the hotel hall. After the welcome

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 3, 1991

Today, the second phase of the Palestinian and Jordanian negotiations with Israel has started, but Syria and Jordan still refuse to start the second phase. Mr. Reza Gaini came. He complained about the disturbance of a person in his agricultural centers. He was in prison with me in 1345; Member of the Islamic Nations Party

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 9, 1991

Mr. [Gholamreza] Faruzesh, [Minister of Jihad Sazendagi], gave a report on the situation of fisheries, livestock, dairy, chicken, eggs, bees and pastures and requested for the development of dairy and animal fodder processing industries. The members of the central council of Hazrat Zainab (PBUH) community came. Ms. [Maryam] Behrouzi reported and I reported for them

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 4, 1991

I reached my office at eight in the morning. The second round of talks in Madrid was conducted bilaterally between Israel, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, and Jordan, and reached a deadlock, and the continuation of the work, without determining the time, place, and schedule, has been postponed. The representative of Najaf Abad came and for the development of Najaf Abad

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 5, 1991

I reached my office at half past eight. At nine o'clock in the morning, Mr. Asif Nawaz, the commander of the Pakistan Army's ground forces, came with the commander of the IRGC. The negotiations were normal. He suggested cooperation with Iran through the engineering and transportation facilities of Pakistan Army. Managers and artists of the artistic field of the organization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 6, 1991

At five in the morning, Mehdi and Fereshte went to Mehrabad airport to travel to Australia to continue their studies. Chastity also went away. [Mr. Othman Badrbakhsh], the charge d'affaires of Saudi Arabia, came. He brought me a piece of the inscriptions covering the Holy Kaaba as a gift from Shah Fahd. From the peace conference

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 1, 1991

Again, the reports are mostly about the Madrid Peace Conference. Yesterday, all parties have repeated their past claims. In the world, supporters and opponents of the conference express themselves through demonstrations. At half past nine in the morning, with Mr. Yang Shanken, the President of China, from the guest house

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 12, 1991

In the morning, a group of nurses came. Dr. [Reza] Melekzadeh [Minister of Health, Treatment and Medical Education], reported the situation of nurses and their needs, and I gave an encouraging speech. The clergy of Kerman came. [Mr. Sidihi Jafari], Imam of Juma [Kerman], spoke on their behalf and I got some information about the situation.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 2, 1991

The first stage of the Madrid [Peace] Conference is over and they have agreed to start the second stage in Madrid. The Americans are happy to break the embargo on negotiations with Israel and are apparently worried that the negotiations will be fruitless, and at the same time they indirectly threaten Iran; By raising the possibility

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 22, 1991

[Mr. Abdul Ali Tawakli], our new ambassador in Tanzania came to say goodbye and consult; He was in Somalia before. [Mohammed] Ziad Barre, the former president of Somalia who recently faced an insurgency and fled, is stationed with a small force in a village on Somalia's border with Kenya. دربارة کیفیت

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 29, 1991

The news about the Madrid [Peace] Conference overshadowed all the events and it seems that a major obstacle and problem is on the way. I reached my office at half past seven. At nine o'clock in the morning, athletes and sports managers came. Dr. [Hasan] Ghafouri [Fard, head of physical education organization] reported and I

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 23, 1991

I reached my office at eight in the morning. The work was done by ten o'clock in the morning. The members of the Syrian parliamentary delegation came to meet; All the presidents of the participating parliaments were supposed to come, but they did not arrive because they traveled to other cities. The Supreme Administrative Council had a meeting. It was approved that if foreign travelers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 30, 1991

Today, the news of the Madrid Peace Conference has reached a higher peak and the opposition is weak and limited to revolutionary groups, not governments. I reached my office at eight o'clock. At nine o'clock in the morning, Mr. [Mohammed] Saidi Kia, [Minister of Roads and Transportation] came. About Bafaq-Bandar Abbas railway projects, heavy trains,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 26, 1991

Members of the [Islamic] Society of Engineers came. Dr. [Hasan] Ghafouri [Fard] and engineer [Mohammed Reza] Bahaner explained and I spoke to them. They have formed a political-technical group and will have a publication; I encouraged them. Dr. [Mohammed Ali] Najafi, [Minister of Education], for affairs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 27, 1991

[Mr. Geza Palmia, Fob, Baron Duptit], the new ambassadors of Hungary, Belgium and Uruguay came to present credentials; It was ceremonial. I asked the Belgian ambassador some questions and answers about the special European army; He said, except England, everyone agrees. From the Hungarian ambassador

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 21, 1991

By nine o'clock in the morning, I did all the remaining work of last night. From nine in the morning to noon, parliamentarians came regularly. Mr. [Syed Kharuddin] Hashemi, the representative of Jahrom and Mr. [Syed Mustafa] Farag, the representative of Dezful, as well as Mr. Briyank, the representative of Ahvaz, provided construction assistance for their constituencies.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 28, 1991

In the reports, the issue of the Madrid Peace Conference is at the top. Mr. [Abdullah] Jasbi, [President of the Islamic Azad University], came for the affairs of the Islamic Azad University and complained to the Ministry of Science. Mr. Seyyed Ahmad Mousavi, [Iranian ambassador in Beirut] came and talked about Lebanon's issues. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 24, 1991

Three of the leaders of Hamas, the largest militant Islamic group in Palestine, came. They thanked Iran's positions and my conference and speech and announced that ten Palestinian groups have agreed on the unity of positions and the continuation of the struggle until the destruction of Israel and not accepting the existence of Israel and rejecting the Arafatis.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 27, 1991

I was at home. They brought the work from my office; It filled almost all my time. At noon, the children were gathered.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 25, 1991

I was at home today; I had a job. Faeza came in the morning; He is satisfied with holding the women's sports conference of Islamic countries. Zohar, Mohsen, Azam, Emad and Alireza were here. Regarding the cement industry and other issues, a special inspection mission was discussed. Shab Fati and other relatives here

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 20, 1991

ساعت هشت ونیم صبح به دفترم رسیدم. قرار بود وزیر سریلانکایى، نامة رییس جمهورش را بیاورد؛ تأخیر داشت، ملاقات را لغو کردم. آقاى سید محمد هاشم دستغیب، [فرزند شهید دستغیب] آمد. تقاضاهایى در مورد زمین براى مدارس علمیه تحت مدیریتش داشت. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 31, 1991

Madrid conference news is at the top. Yesterday, there were general negotiations, to the extent of speeches by America, the Soviet Union, and Spain, and a kind of attention to Israel's demands in Bush's statements, which has worried the Arabs. I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh], Minister of Oil, reported

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 17, 1991

Efat once again expressed his displeasure in connection with his illness. [Mr. Abdul Aziz Indau], Speaker of the Senegalese Parliament and his companions came. We discussed the summit of the Organization of Islamic Conference in Senegal and the Palestinian issue and the peace conference. Some jokingly with him and some of his companions

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 12, 1991

At eight thirty in the morning, we went to Parandak by helicopter to participate in the graduation ceremony of the students of the University of Law and Order. The ceremony was done. I gave the awards and watched the special sports. I reached my office at noon. In the evening, the Supreme Council of National Security had a meeting. About the holding policy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 18, 1991

At half past seven in the morning, we went to the place of the Ministry of Agriculture to participate in the scientific and sports cooperation congress of women of Islamic countries. This program was organized by the management of Fazeh and I agreed to participate with his insistence. Although I usually do not participate in such congresses. On time, ready

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 13, 1991

At nine o'clock in the morning, the heads of manufacturing industries came and told their problems with the [Tehran] municipality and the [Ministry of Economic Affairs and] Finance, including the problem of expelling industries that disturb and destroy the environment from Tehran [= the implementation of the plan to organize industries and businesses]. Mr. [Ali] Falahian, [Information Minister] came. Margins

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 19, 1991

I reached my office at eight in the morning. The road was busy due to the repair of bridges and the movement of guests. At half past eight, I went to the parliament to participate in the opening ceremony of the international conference supporting the Islamic revolution of the Palestinian people. Before the start of the meeting, Mr. Mousavi Lari explained the program

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 14, 1991

In order to visit the standard institute and the exhibition of goods with the standard seal, on the occasion of the World Standard Day, we went to Karaj from Khana Yeksareh. I spent a lot of time visiting the booths and talking with the artisans. Then I gave a speech to the managers and gave the awards. Then from the laboratory

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 9, 1991

The directors of the Post Company came and reported on the occasion of World Post Day. I spoke to them. Mr. Seyyed Ali Asghar Hashemi came. He talked about his services before and after the revolution and asked for help for the seminary. He complained to the military court about the arrest of one of his relatives. personal

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 15, 1991

A group of blind people came. After chanting, poetry and the Quran, they gave a report on the progress of the support work in the last two years and the development of the educational center and the provision of educational school equipment for the bright-hearted. I also spoke encouragingly. Mr. [Mohammed] Ishaq Madani, [Advisor to the President on Affairs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 10, 1991

A group of students, members of Islamic associations and graduates came. I spoke to them and advised them to follow Islam. Mohsen [Hashmi, head of the president's special inspection office] and his colleagues came and reported on the condition of the railway and its disturbances. [Mr. Jarallah Azour

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 16, 1991

After prayer, I went to my office to do things and listen to the news and came back for breakfast. The members of the Islamic councils came to work. Mr. [Alireza] Mahjoub reported and thanked me for my support for the approval of the labor law and giving shares to the workers. I spoke in detail. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 11, 1991

I was at home. I went to university to offer Friday prayers. I read a sermon for prayer and a sermon for daily issues. At noon, the children were gathered. Faeze insists that I participate in the opening of the women's sports seminar; Representatives of twenty Islamic countries are present; I don't see it as appropriate, but he is with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 8, 1991

I reached my office at half past seven. The work was done until nine o'clock in the morning. [Mohammed Saeedi Kia], the Minister of Roads and Transport and his deputies came. They gave a report on the progress of the Bafaq-Bandar Abbas railway work and the needs; By the middle of the next year, the route to Haji Abad and to Bandar Abbas by 1372 will be operational

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 26, 1991

We arrived at the [Mehrabad] airport at twenty minutes to eight in the morning. We flew to Isfahan. Mehdi was also with me. At Isfahan airport, helicopters were ready. [Ayatollah Seyyed Jalaluddin Taheri], Imam Juma and [Mr. Seyed Mohammad Reza Waqfi], Governor of Isfahan had come.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 6, 1991

In the morning, I read reports, get news, write memories and eat breakfast. After meeting with [Mr. Akbar Parhizkar], the governor of East Azerbaijan and listening to his content about the province's affairs and needs, I had a meeting with the managers of agriculture and industry in Moghan; I encouraged them. They informed that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 7, 1991

First of all, on the way to my office, I went to Niavaran Culture Center to visit the exhibition [land preparation plans and new cities], on the occasion of "Human Settlement Day". I also conducted an interview to explain the housing construction plan. In my office to do the work left over from the travel days

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 2, 1991

Mr. [Syed Ali] Ghayuri, [representative of Wali Faqih in the Red Crescent] came. He gave a report on their contributions to the construction of schools and asked for help to complete the schools in the areas of Zemezzadeh, which I accepted. Red Crescent managers came. Dr. [Sifullah] Vahid [Dastjardi], head of the Red Crescent Organization, reported. i

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 4, 1991

I checked domestic and foreign news and reports. The culmination of the Yugoslav crisis with a political coup is noteworthy. Due to fog, helicopters could not fly. We went to the Mil Moghan dam by car. The diversion dam that was built with the cooperation of Iran and the Soviet Union

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 29, 1991

Mr. [Syed Abulfazl] Mousavi Tabrizi, the Prosecutor General of the country, came. He talked about the security of the east of the country and the problem of drug trafficking and asked for help in building a kindergarten for the children of imprisoned women. I promised to help. Mr. [Abdul Hossein] Wahaji, [Minister of Commerce] and Mr. Engineer [Mustafa] Hashemi [Taba,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 5, 1991

After the morning prayer, I saw domestic and foreign reports, listened to the news, wrote down yesterday's memories, and had breakfast alone in my room: Sarshir and good Ardabil honey. We flew to Meshkin Shahr with helicopters. With the enthusiastic and broad reception of the people in the city stadium in the community of the people

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 1, 1991

Until ten o'clock in the morning, I did the work I had brought from my office at home. Then we went to the opening of the 17th Tehran International Exhibition. The ceremony was done. I spoke and lit the torch. Visiting the booths of private sector industries and trades as well as private industries of heavy industries

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 3, 1991

I reached my office at 7:30 in the morning and did all the remaining work to be ready for the trip. Mr. [Abdulreza] Hashem Zayi, the head of economic affairs of Shahid Amed Foundation. He gave a report on the economic performance in the sectors of agriculture, industry, contracting, animal husbandry and trade, and about the weakness of the contracting sector.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 28, 1991

I reached my office at 7:40 in the morning. Mr. Kaleem Siddiqui, [President of the British Muslim Parliament] was supposed to come to meet; They said he fell to the ground and was injured. Mr. Hekmat Shahabi, the chief of staff of the Syrian army, came. The words were friendly and normal. [Mr. Mohammad Khalifa], Ambassador

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 30, 1991

Some members of parliament came. Mr. [Gholamreza] Taj Gurdon, the representative of Gachsaran, requested for the further development of the region and praised the governor. Mr. [Mahmoud] Astane, the representative of Sarband, came. He had material about the Revolutionary Guards, regional development, education and missing persons. He demanded to be present

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 22, 1991

Today the clocks were moved back one hour. I went to my office at seven in the morning and worked until half past eight. Then I went to Azadi Square to participate in the armed forces parade. I spoke to them and took over the parade. The Corps was responsible for managing the parade; In the past, the military was usually in charge.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 24, 1991

At 8:30 in the morning, I went to Tehran University to participate in the ceremony of the beginning of the academic year of universities and higher education centers. They reported. I gave the awards and gave a speech. I went to my office. Our ambassadors came to Greece, India and Malaysia; They reported and consulted. [Dr. Diaz

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 20, 1991

I was at home. I had brought many reports to read which took all my time. As a result of a lot of work, the success of continuing my research work has decreased. Mr. [Abdul Majid] Maadikhah came. In order to be released from prison or leave to complete the work of "Nahj al-Balagheh Culture", he applied. Recommendation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 15, 1991

I did the work until half past eight in the morning. Mr. Ghulam Ishaq Khan came for the second round of negotiations. The relevant commissions reported the agreements. Then the political, technical, economic, commercial and security agreements were signed in our presence. I have a cold and I take painkillers. evening

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 21, 1991

I went to my office. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh], the oil minister came. He asked for an opinion on the trip to [Vienna, to participate in the OPEC summit]. I told them to emphasize the price of 21 dollars per barrel. Mr. Masih Mohajeri, [president's social advisor] came. Regarding the contract between Kuwait and America, newspapers and travel

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 16, 1991

From home, I went to the IRGC [Islamic Revolutionary Guards] center and spoke at the IRGC commanders' meeting. I went to my office. The representatives of Isfahan, Zanjan and Bahar Hamedan came for the issues of their constituencies. [Mr. Fares Boyes], the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lebanon came. About integrity

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 17, 1991

At a quarter past eight, I went to Imam Khomeini's Hosseinieh and gave a speech to the gathering of Friday imams across the country. I provided an analysis of the political and economic situation of the country. The commanders of the IRGC Quds Force came. They gave a report on the organization and goals of the force and asked for help. Coordinating Staff of Soviet Affairs and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 23, 1991

Early in the morning, [Mr. Mohammad Ali Najafi], the Minister of Education, came home. Together we went to Shahid Motahari school in the east of Tehran. I rang the school bell and then spoke briefly. An interview was conducted. From there, we went to the girls' school [Zhanbazan in East Tehran]. short talk

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 18, 1991

The managers of Foulad Mubarakeh came. Mr. Mahluji, [Minister of Mines and Metals] reported and I encouraged them. Mr. [Syed Abdallah] Shirazi, the Friday imam of Mashhad, came and received a remittance of construction materials for the buildings he wants to build for the deprived. Mr. Primakov, Gorbachev's special courier

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 14, 1991

I went to my office feeling cold. [Mr. Gholamhossein Karbaschi], the mayor of Tehran, came. He complained about the pressure of the advertisements directed against him and sought help to deal with it; I advised patience, resistance, and tolerance with the people. I said this situation is because of being on the threshold of the elections.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 19, 1991

Professors of Islamic studies at universities and the representatives of the leadership in the universities came. I spoke to them at length and asked them to be responsive to the needs of the students. The Expediency Discernment Council had a meeting. The resolution regarding the necessity of a lawyer in the courts was amended and approved. In the afternoon [Mr. Akbar Torkan], Minister of Defense

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 25, 1991

I arrived at my office at seven thirty. Until nine in the morning, I took care of yesterday's tasks. [Mr. Omar Ali Juma], the Prime Minister of Zanzibar, came. He brought a letter from Mr. Mwinyi, the President of Tanzania. He gave explanations about the situation in his country and asked for help; I promised cooperation. Mohsen and [Fereydoun] Ghasemzadeh,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 8, 1991

At 8:30 in the morning, I went to the 1st Shikari base in Mehrabad and visited the "Peak Project". On the initiative of engineer [Mehdi] Sanayi, the F-5 fighter plane is being copied. They have made good progress. They make the balloons and the body and the nose and buy the engine and electronic devices. of all

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 3, 1991

I worked until ten in the morning. During the nights when I stay in my office, I have more time for work due to being there from early in the morning and commuting does not take up my time. Students came to witness. Their supervisor gave the academic report and I gave an encouraging speech. Despite the many facilities of Shahid Foundation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 9, 1991

On the occasion of the visit of the President of Pakistan to Iran, I gave an interview to the [state] television of Pakistan. The representative of Fars came and asked for the affairs of the region. He gave hints about the current issues of the country in order to isolate the extremists. [Sydinur Mohammad Mahmoudian], the representative of Yasouj came. from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 4, 1991

I woke up early in the morning. I did the work and read the reports. The graduates of the University of Science and Technology came. Mr. [Abbas] Taib, the president of the university explained. I also spoke and praised their initiative that has strengthened the relationship between the graduates and the university

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 10, 1991

Mr. [Jamal] Sadatian gave a performance report on meeting the needs of Iraqis living in Iran. Mr. [Mohammed Baqir] Hakim, [Speaker of the Supreme Assembly of the Islamic Revolution of Iraq], complained yesterday about the lack of meeting the needs. Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri, [Minister of the Interior] came and gave a report on the affairs of the country. He said the rest

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 5, 1991

At two and a half in the morning, Efat woke up from the pain and took a nap and fell asleep. But I didn't sleep anymore. I got up near Fajr at four o'clock and after the morning prayer I did some of my work and slept a little. The laboratory doctor came and took blood from the chastity for retesting. In the report

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 11, 1991

The work was done by ten o'clock in the morning. I had a meeting with [Dr. Schwartz Schilling], the German Minister of Communications. I asked about the situation in East Germany. Negotiations were held to develop cooperation. Ayatollah [Syed Mohammad Baqer] Khwansari, the prayer leader of the Imam Mosque, came. He said that with the help of benevolent people, one

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 6, 1991

I was at home. I went to Tehran University for Friday prayers. Efat is hospitalized and some relatives come to visit. [Mr. Abdallah Nouri], the Minister of the Interior informed by telephone that the mountain area infested with evildoers in the west of Zahedan has been cleaned and a group of evildoers have been arrested. I said

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 12, 1991

I did not eat breakfast or lunch today. I also ate light food at night. At half past ten in the morning, we went to the airport to welcome Mr. Ghulam Ishaq Khan, the President of Pakistan, who has come with several ministers at my invitation. Armed forces parade ceremony and ceremonies

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 7, 1991

Chastity is a little better now. I reached my office at half past eight. The managers of the Ministry of Energy, the Central Bank and the program organization came. They explained the electricity production plan and told the needs. It was decided to act according to the five-year plan. The governor of Fars came. The province gave a report about the problem of grain transportation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 2, 1991

I did things from six to ten in the morning. Bank managers came on the occasion of banking week. Dr. [Mohammed Hossein] Adli reported. I spoke to them in detail and told them the expectations from the banks. Some members of parliament came. Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Haqi, the representative of Sarab for Imran

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 13, 1991

Mr. [Aladdin] Boroujerdi, [Deputy for Asia and the Pacific of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs], said on the phone that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey summoned the ambassador and protested against the use of Iranian territory by the PKK and gave the news to the media; I told them to reciprocate. Mohsen [Hashmi] for inspection and giving

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 27, 1991

Mr. [Hossein] Mahluji, [Minister of Mines and Metals] came. He reported the performance of the steel, copper, aluminum and mining industries and gold exploration and sales amounts in the open market and their expenses. Mr. [Ali] Shams Ardakani [head of Qeshm Azad Region] and a group of his colleagues came. Performance reports and case projects

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 22, 1991

[Mikhail] Gorbachev arrived in Moscow this morning and people have celebrated the defeat of the coup, but [Boris] Yeltsin's character has shone more than Gorbachev and Westerners are raising him in front of Gorbachev. In America, it has been explicitly said that the era of Gorbachev is over and the era

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 28, 1991

The threat of Gorbachev's resignation, if the republics insist on independence, is one of the most important issues in the world. Departmental mobilizations came. Mr. [Alireza] Afshar, [commander of the Basij of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps] told about the future plans of the Basij and asked for their successful implementation; I spoke encouragingly. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 23, 1991

I was at home. Some was spent studying and resting, and some was spent on receiving uninvited guests; At the end of the day, I was more tired than the working days of the week, and this is due to the problem of disorganization at home. I spoke on the phone with the leader who returned from the trip [to Bushehr and Dashtestan]. with Dr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 29, 1991

Yasser went to Isfahan early in the morning. Mehdi is also in Australia to check the conditions of continuing his studies. The house is quiet. In the reports, Gorbachev's warning to Yeltsin, regarding not exceeding his legal authority, is interesting. [To renew the agreement with the ideals of Imam Khomeini (RA)],

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 24, 1991

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. I saw the reports until ten o'clock. I had an interview with the radio and the press; I explained the actions of the government on the occasion of "Government Week" and answered the questions; It took an hour and three quarters. Mr. [Jalil] Basharti is the head of the deprived areas office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 30, 1991

I was at home. Most of the time was spent resting and reading reports. In the news, the news of the suspension of the activities of the Communist Party by the Soviet Parliament attracts attention. Mohsen [Hashmi, head of the president's special inspection office] came. We discussed the current affairs of the country.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 31, 1991

[Today is Hosseini's Arbaeen]. I was at home. Like yesterday, the time was spent studying and resting. The news of the declaration of independence of Soviet Azerbaijan is important to us. We had a telephone conversation with the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Leadership about their identification. It was decided to investigate further. Mehdi from the trip to Australia and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 26, 1991

The decision in the [Soviet Union] to purge the army and propose to change the constitution is in the center of attention of political circles. On the way to the office, I visited a guest house that is under construction for the government on Saad Abad Street; It was Timur Bakhtiar's house and after the revolution it was in the hands of the forces

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 21, 1991

In the reports, the tendency of the Soviet situation to violence last night is at the top of the news, which happened with the attack of tanks towards the parliament and fighting with the people around it and killing and wounding some people. However, the continued presence of the people and the retreat of the armed forces indicates the weakness of the coup plotters and is an encouraging factor

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 25, 1991

The news of [Mikhail] Gorbachev's withdrawal from the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the dissolution of its central government and the handing over of the party's centers and property to the Soviets is an important world news and the beginning of the recognition of the Baltic republics and the beginning of the disintegration of the Russian Empire. From home to the consumer goods exhibition

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 1, 1991

I reached my office at half past eight. Mr. [Syedkazem] Hosseini [mediator], the Friday imam of Khorramabad came. He told the problems of the province and complained to the governor and education; I gave explanations so that he knows more about the affairs of the country. [Mr. Abdul Ghaffar Baba], Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia came to visit.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 16, 1991

I had brought a lot of work with me that I didn't get much rest. Just before noon, I walked a little in the area. Mohsen [Hashmi, the head of the President's Inspection Office] came and gave reports of his inspections regarding fuel for power plants, distribution of chicken and gas burning of factories. about traveling to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 11, 1991

[Mr. Mustafizur Rahman], Foreign Minister of Bangladesh came. I asked about their internal situation and the status of the case of [General Hossein] Arshad, their imprisoned president. He requested to accept more labor force from their country. They are poor and overpopulated. Relying on cooperation in protecting the rights of Palestinians

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 17, 1991

On the way, we went to Shiroudi Stadium and I participated in the gathering of cultural and educational centers. I spoke for them; The community was passionate. I went to my office. Mr. [Syed Ali Akbar] Abu Torabi, [Representative of the Guardian in Azadgan Affairs] and [Abbas Ali] Vakil, [Chief of Staff of Affairs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 12, 1991

Mr. [Ali] Mohadi Savji, [Tehran's representative] came. He requested a trip to Saveh. He said about the necessity of implementing the program and taking care of the disadvantaged and taking slogans from the hands of the sloganeers. Mr. [Ramadan] Rohani Nia, the representative of Bayza [= Sepidan] came. He expressed his loyalty and stated the policies of the right and the left

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 18, 1991

[Mr. Ayaz Motlabov], the president of Soviet Azerbaijan came. We had long negotiations. It is claimed that the situation of that republic is better than other Soviet republics. Unlike the others, the production here has decreased less and the relationship with the people is better and it is ready to hold direct elections

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 13, 1991

Martyr Ali Hashemi's father, the missing IRGC commander, came and asked for a car. Ashikh Abbas Pourmohammadi came. He told the situation of Rafsanjan. He expressed concern about the possibility of Kerman's education line interfering in the elections and talked about the elections in Rafsanjan. Mr. [Mohsen] came to plead. Suggestions

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 19, 1991

At first, the news arrived that Mr. Mikhail Gorbachev was dismissed in the Soviet and a group of party, army and KGB leaders headed by Gennady Yanaev, Gorbachev's deputy, took over the task. Later news showed that the anti-communist freedom fighters, and Boris Yeltsin at the head of them, opposed him

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 14, 1991

I reached my office at eight in the morning. I did the work until ten o'clock. Mr. Aghazadeh [Oil Minister] came. In order to deliver my message to some leaders about Palestine and oil and their participation in the reconstruction of Iran, he is going to the southern countries of the Persian Gulf. I explained to him about the quality of negotiations and he agreed

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 9, 1991

In the news and reports, the issue of hostages in Lebanon and Bakhtiar's death is at the top, with various interpretations about it. Taking a French hostage in Beirut and threatening to kill him if the other western hostages are freed, before the release of the Lebanese prisoners in the hands of Israel, has created a new problem.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 15, 1991

[Mr. Ibrahim al-Monghosh], the special envoy of Muammar Gaddafi, [Leader of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya] came. He invited him to participate in the opening ceremony of the important project of the artificial river and gave explanations. I held for them; I do not intend to participate. Mr. Seyed Ahmad Mousavi, [Iranian Ambassador to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 10, 1991

[Mr. Gholamreza Faruzesh], the Minister of Construction Jihad, came for the affairs of natural resources and poultry farming and the policy of distributing chickens and solving the problem of land transfer responsibility; They disagree with the Ministry of Agriculture. Saeed Rafiq Dost came. He asked for help for children's drawing books. Education managers came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 20, 1991

Soviet issues are at the top of the reports. Many oppositions inside and outside have started against the coup plotters and Yeltsin is the most important center of oppositions. There has been no violence from them. Mr. [Syed Mohammad] Asghari, [Director of Keihan Institute] came. He is dissatisfied with the state of the space administration and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 1, 1991

[Mr. Hossein Nasiri], head of the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), asked for an opinion on the news policy and then reported on his trip to China. Expediency Council had a meeting. Penalties for violations in registry affairs were approved. Also, the issue of representation in the courts, which is disputed by the Majlis and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 7, 1991

Mr. [Ali] Falahian informed that in France, [Shapour] Bakhtiar, [the last prime minister of the Pahlavi regime] and one of his employees were killed in his residence [in Paris]; Till night, there was no news in this direction in the world reports. Professors and graduates of the Faculty of International Relations of the Ministry

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 2, 1991

I was at home. I had enough reports to read. Hamshirezade Nosrat came in the evening. In the evening, Mohsen [Hashmi, head of the President's Inspection Office] came and gave a report on the condition of the Latian and Lar dams and the issue of power plant fuel.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 29, 1991

[Mr. Sartaj Aziz], Minister of Economy and [Chawdhury Nisar Ali Khan], Minister of Petroleum and Natural Resources of Pakistan came. The talks were about the development of relations. Mr. [Mohsen] Nurbakhsh and [Gholamreza] Aghazadeh had already explained. On the importance of development of economic relations and transportation and the importance of Baluchistan

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 5, 1991

I woke up at half past five and did not sleep again. I got things done and organized my library. Today, the visitors were parliament members. Mr. [Ali Asghar] Jaafari Isfahani, [Lanjan representative of Isfahan] came and expressed his loyalty and asked for help. He asked the extremists

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 31, 1991

Domestic and foreign doctoral level students and senior experts came. Dr. [Mustafa] Moin, [Minister of Culture and Higher Education] reported. On the occasion of Muharram, they mourned. I spoke to them in detail and explained the situation in the country. Mr. [Gholamabas] Zairi, the representative of Bandar Abbas, came. From [Mr. Ahmad

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 6, 1991

In the reports, Iraq's confession of producing three grams of plutonium and trying to make a micro-weapon attract attention. Mr. [Hasan] Shafti, [CEO of Homa Company] reported and I gave an encouraging speech. They said that in 1369 during 30

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 8, 1991

After the morning prayer, I worked until ten o'clock; A section for office affairs and a section for tomorrow's Friday prayer sermon. The managers of the Ministry of Information came. Mr. [Ali] Falahian reported and I explained them to the basic issues in a detailed conversation. [Mr. Bijan Namdar Zanganeh], Minister of Energy and project officials

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 3, 1991

Efat went to [Mehrabad] airport to travel to Rafsanjan. I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Hadi] Nejad Hosseiniyan, [Minister of Heavy Industries] came. In order to prevent the abuse of speculators and speculators and to prevent the unaccountable growth of prices, permission was given to some of the products of heavy industries.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 4, 1991

[Kim Dal-hyun], Vice Prime Minister of North Korea came to meet. He said about the pressure of America to discover their nuclear facilities and condition Japan to pay the damages during the occupation, and emphasized on the implementation of the special goods agreement. requested that in the same connection, oil

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 30, 1991

Mr. Ansari, the head of the Qom Students' Cooperative came. gave the cooperative work report; It has grown well and has about five thousand members. He gives the consumer goods needed by the students at a reasonable price; He asked for support, I supported him. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh], the oil minister came. Trip report to Korea

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 28, 1991

[Mr. Marc Eskens], Minister of Foreign Affairs of Belgium came to visit. I asked questions about the economic community of Europe and the purpose of the union and the opinion of the United States and England, as well as the situation in Eastern and Central Europe; He gave clear answers. He asked my opinion about the security of the region, the situation in Iraq, disarmament, the Soviet Union and...

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 22, 1991

[Today is Ashura]. I slept until half past eight in the morning. I spent the day resting and doing the things I had brought with me to Latian. I returned home in the evening.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 27, 1991

I reached my office at half past eight. Dr. Hashemi [Golpaigani] came for the order of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution. Dr. Habibi, [first vice president], came for current affairs. Dr. [Mohsen] Noorbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance], for budget and currency issues and economic adjustment and politics

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 21, 1991

We came to Lethyan dam by helicopter. The children also arrived by noon. Mehdi and Fati did not come. The weather is good. In the evening with the children, I wanted to learn water skiing. I followed the boat a little; My body is not ready for such exercise; Although it is easy. Lethyan water below its level

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 15, 1991

یک جانباز قطع نخاعى که نقاش ماهرى است، همراه همسرش آمدند؛تصویر امام را با دهان خود کشیده بود. همسرش دانشجویى است که هفت سال پیش، به خاطرخدا با او ازدواج کرده و خیلى از ازدواج اش راضى است؛ هر دو شاعرند و دو بچه دارند. در تربت جام زندگى مى کنند. هدایایى

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 26, 1991

I was at home. Mrs. Dr. Mansourian came before noon. She brought a letter from her husband; About the rubber factory that is ready to sell to Iran. In the afternoon, relatives were guests. In the evening Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri, the country's minister, came. About the possible interference of the Guardian Council in the matter of elections

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 25, 1991

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. By ten o'clock, the delayed works were done. Mr. [Syed Hasan] Tahri Khorramabadi, [representative of the religious jurist in Pakistan] came. He gave a report on the situation in Pakistan and suggested that it is good to make an investment for the expenses of the Shiites there.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 24, 1991

Dr. Velayati, [Minister of Foreign Affairs] came. He said something about the inadequacies of ceremonies and numerous problems of ceremonial centers, the wear and tear of hotel facilities for foreign guests, the crowding and disorganization of the government pavilion, and the lack of skills of servants in receptions; It was decided to prepare a comprehensive plan.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 23, 1991

I arrived at my office at eight thirty. [Mr. Hossein Kamali], the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, came. He sought assistance for taking over the Social Security Organization and joining the board of directors of Refah [Workers'] Bank, as well as for the payment of worker vouchers, and consulted regarding the operation of the 'Workers' House'.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 20, 1991

I went to my office at 8:30 in the morning. I completed the remaining work from the travel days by 10 o'clock. In the reports, the agreement between Syria and Saudi Arabia on the readiness to lift the boycott of Israel, provided that Israel refrains from continuing settlement construction in the occupied territories, draws attention. This retreat, with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 19, 1991

I was at home. I used to get rid of travel fatigue. I did some of the office work that was brought home. I wrote the memories of the two-day trip. In the afternoon, our relatives were our guests. At night, Efat went to participate in the mourning ceremony and I slept early.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 18, 1991

I listened to the news and read the reports until half past seven in the morning. The meeting of the leaders of the seven industrialized and Soviet countries in London and the issues of Iraq are at the top of the news. The governor came and told the needs of the province. Mr. [Mohammed] Rayisi, the [representative of Shahrekord] came and expressed approval; Because in appearance inclined

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 17, 1991

I packed my suitcase and went to Mehrabad airport at half past seven in the morning to travel to Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province. The Ministers of Jihad Construction, Energy, Roads, Industries, the Head of the Program and Budget Organization, the Head of the Underprivileged Regions Office, the Deputy of the Broadcasting Organization and several others according to the needs.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 16, 1991

[Mr. Hossein Kamali], Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, came and requested aid for the worker voucher and other needs. The directors of the Welfare Organization and the Social Security Organization came on the occasion of Relief Week and gave their report. They requested the formation of a High Council for Coordination of Relief Institutions. For them

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 14, 1991

Mr. [Syed Mansour] Razavi, [Secretary General of the Organization of Administrative and Employment Affairs of the country] came for administrative affairs and brought up the plans of the Supreme Administrative Council and the issue of merging relief institutions. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi, [head of the Atomic Energy Organization] came for nuclear energy affairs and concluded the contract.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 6, 1991

I did the work until ten o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Hossein] Mahluji, [Minister of Mines and Metals] came. He reported the good production of steel and copper and the imminent launch of the Kavian rolling mill, Mobarakeh steel and lead and zinc in Zanjan. He applied for the establishment of mining university by the ministry; good

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 7, 1991

Mr. [Hadi] Nejad Hosseinian, [Minister of Heavy Industries] came. He gave a report on the production situation of heavy industries and requested my support for the plan to cancel the physical balance quota and release the production in the government. Mr. [Shakrullah] Riyazi, the head of the arms procurement commission and the head of defense industry protection, came. A report from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 8, 1991

At ten in the morning, the Chinese guests came for negotiations. They had gone to Imam's shrine to pay their respects and give flowers. [The Prime Minister of China] said that his wife had a problem there, which got better with medicine. As if because of the long and black dress he wore to respect our situation, on the way

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 9, 1991

At the breakfast table, Yaser described his trip to the islands of Comoros, Mauritius and Madagascar and said that the French were disrupting the work and that the Comorians are angry with the French and at the same time they have shown good respect to the delegation. I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Ten o'clock Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 10, 1991

In the morning Dr. [Abbas] Shibani, [Tehran's representative] came. As usual, within two minutes, he gave remarks about Gharani and Rasht. [Mr. Mohammad Saidi Kia], the Minister of Roads and Transportation came. He gave a report on the progress of the Bandar Abbas and Bandar Imam railways and asked for support for the implementation of projects and transportation.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 11, 1991

Dr. Habibi, [first vice president], came for current affairs and consultation about negotiating with the media. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh], the oil minister came. He gave a report and asked to be active in relation with Saudi Arabia in order to raise the price of oil. He wanted Mohsen to accompany him to South Korea

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 12, 1991

Today I was at home until half past eleven and I was studying for Friday prayer sermons. Mr. [Aladdin] Boroujerdi, [Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs], gave a telephone report on his trip to Pakistan and the readiness of Mr. Ghulam Ishaq Khan, [Pakistan's President] to visit Iran in October and his trip

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 13, 1991

A group of scholars and preachers came to Tehran. [On the occasion of the month of Muharram], the calamity was mentioned and I spoke in detail about the economic and cultural policies for them to speak from the knowledge in the pulpits. Ms. [Zahra] Shojaei, the head of the women's [cultural, social] council, came and gave a report on the work of the council. from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 5, 1991

I was at home. I have brought home many reports to read and make decisions. Some time was spent watering the lawn of the garden. At noon, the children also came. Mohsen, who had returned from a trip to Bushehr, Hormozgan and Nug, reported. In the evening Mr. [Mohammedreza] Nouri [Shahrudi], our ambassador in Libya came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 3, 1991

A group of Quran reciters, men, women and children, came from Mashhad and Red Crescent Organization. The children performed a program. I spoke to them. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [Executive Vice President], came for currency affairs and current affairs. The Supreme Administrative Council had a meeting. About handing over a part of

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 28, 1991

Early in the morning, the children went to the airport [Mehrabad] to welcome their mother. They came home at six o'clock. Today until evening, Efat and Fati regularly talked about Libya; They are satisfied with the hospitality of the Libyans. Mrs. Gaddafi accompanied them everywhere and took them to many places.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 4, 1991

Mr. Jafar Morteza came with his brother who is in Africa and with one of the Lebanese scholars who lives in Detroit, America. They asked for help for their work in Iran, Africa and America; I promised to check. Mr. [Ismail] Shushtri, the Minister of Justice, came. He gave a report on the situation of the judiciary.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 30, 1991

The work was done until nine o'clock in the morning. The President of Comoros and his companions came for official negotiations. We had some private negotiations; They explained their economic situation and asked for help, saying that in the past, Kuwait used to provide cheap oil and supported their lives from its income. They asked that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 2, 1991

In the morning, the Comoros delegation came. The second round of negotiations was held. They were under the influence of our love and expressed satisfaction. I promised to help and in accordance with Iran's policies, a joint statement was prepared. We went to the airport together. We did an interview. They flew to Comoros with an official escort; with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 29, 1991

Mr. [Attaullah] Mahajrani, [Legal and Parliamentary Deputy of the President] came. Discussions were held about the Secretariat of the Council of Expediency, the country's newspapers, elections and current disputes. Mr. [Mohsen] Nourbakhsh, [Mohammed Hossein] Adli and [Gholamreza] Aghazadeh came. Discussion about production and sale of oil

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 24, 1991

[Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh], the oil minister came. He consulted for a trip to France and told the plans of the conference there; They talked about gas, prices and current affairs of oil. [Mr. Adebayo Adreji], Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations and Chairman of the Economic Commission for Africa at the United Nations came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 25, 1991

After the prayer, I did the work and read the reports until ten in the morning. The families of the martyrs of the 7th of July came; I spoke to them. The office staff came. They reported the work and raised the needs. Dr. [Mustafa] Moin, [Minister of Culture and Higher Education] and directors of Payam Noor University

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 1, 1991

We went to the leadership office to participate in the Ghadir Eid ceremony. Before the meeting, I had some negotiations with the leadership in the presence of the heads of the three powers. Mr. [Mehdi] Karroubi, [Chairman of the Islamic Council], the claim of the American Democrats based on his meeting in Madrid, [the capital of Spain], with the envoy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 26, 1991

I went from home to the courthouse. I opened the judicial officials' seminar, which was held on the occasion of "Judiciary Week", with a speech. I went to my office. Mr. [Mohsen] Nurbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance] and Dr. [Mohammed Hossein] Adeli, [Chairman of the Central Bank] came and reported

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 27, 1991

After the prayer, I did the work until six o'clock in the morning. [Mr. Abdullah Nouri], the Minister of Interior, came and asked for the reconstruction of Zabul and the problems of the municipalities. The future elections were discussed; I told them to try to get along with the Guardian Council and emphasize to the officers that they are neutral

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 23, 1991

[Today was Eid al-Adha, a holiday]. I was at home. Most of the time was spent reading the book "The Shah's Last Journey". Before noon, I tied the marriage contract of one of the guards and gave a gift. I greeted the leader on the phone and asked the reason for not holding the Eid al-Adha prayer. They said usually every year

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 17, 1991

At nine o'clock in the morning, we went to the weightlifting hall of Azadi Stadium for the opening of the Construction Jihad Congress. I gave them a speech and gave awards. [Mr. Seyed Morteza Avini], the anchor of the TV program "Raviat Fatah" read a good article. [Mr. Gholamreza Frouzesh], Minister of Jihad Sazandegi reported and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 12, 1991

At nine o'clock in the morning, Mr. Kurt Waldheim and his companions came. I informed him that America has informed through the [Swiss ambassador], the protector of its interests in Iran, that there is no government representing America to talk about the hostages, and he probably means you; He was very upset and requested that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 18, 1991

Mr. [Ali Mohammad] Basharti, [Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs], informed that last night Dr. Velayati met with [King Fahd] the King of Saudi Arabia at two o'clock in the morning and he gave my message regarding the need for more cooperation with Iranian pilgrims to hold the acquittal ceremony and choose a suitable place.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 13, 1991

Dr. [Abbas] Shibani, [Tehran's representative], as usual, came without prior appointment and asked for treatment. Mr. Shirazi, the imam of Friday came to Mashhad. He applied for the construction of a village in Darab and the construction of a factory for the Hezbollah cooperative. From the political and economic movements of the government

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 14, 1991

I was at home. Most of the time was spent reading reports and doing things and reading the book "The Shah's Last Journey". There were also children. Dr. Velayati, [Minister of Foreign Affairs], called for permission to go to Mecca; Although the location of the acquittal ceremony in Mecca has not yet been determined.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 20, 1991

We arrived at Mehrabad airport at half past seven in the morning. Mahdi and Yasir were with me. We flew to Nowshahr with a group of ministers, deputies and representatives. We arrived at Nowshahr airport at half past eight. After the official welcome and visit to the tomb of the martyrs, to the naval educational complex - the former palace

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 15, 1991

Mr. [Abdul Hossein] Vahaji, [Minister of Commerce] came. Reported the trip to Latin America and the commercial situation. He asked for permission to change the status of "commodity procurement and distribution centers", instead of liquidation as I said, to bring it to the Supreme Administrative Council. Mr. Seyyed [Mohammed Hossein] Fadlullah came from Lebanon. from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 21, 1991

After breakfast, we flew with helicopters to Eshkavarat region [located in Rudsar city]. On the way, Mr. [Ali Akbar] Tahayi, the representative of Tankabon, was explaining. Above dense forests and fields and then from Abbas Abad on the sea coast, ruined places or under the threat of water advance.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 19, 1991

Mr. [Goders] Iftikhar Jahrami, [Head of the Presidential International Legal Office] came. He reported the work of the Hague court and explained the clarification of the fakeness of Golzar's documents about the Western settlement. The Minister of Industry of Sweden came. Earlier [Mr. Hadinejad Hosseinian], Minister of Heavy Industries, explained the negotiation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 16, 1991

At ten in the morning, members of the Islamic Coalition Boards came on the occasion of the anniversary of the assassination of [Hasan Ali] Mansour, [the Shah's Prime Minister]. Mr. [Asadollah] Badamchian spoke, and I applauded them and appreciated their efforts. In a private discussion with Mr. [Saeed] Amani,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 22, 1991

I went to bed upset at night because of the air conditioner and the bad condition of the pillow. My stomach was upset. First thing in the morning, I talked with [Mr. Esmail Mofidi], the governor of [Mazandaran], about the situation in the province, the state of the offices, provisions, and building materials, etc. After breakfast, we went to the city's airport and took a Boeing 727.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 31, 1991

I was at home. Time was spent resting, studying, and walking in the yard. The sisters Fatemeh and Tayebe and relatives came. In the afternoon, Mr. Hossein Hashemi Nasab came from Bahraman Noq and asked for help to supply water to the village. The matter of demolishing the wall of our house in Noq, where mother resides, was discussed;

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 1, 1991

On the way to the office, I visited the new location being built for the leadership office. I went to my office. I got the work done. We went to Azadi Stadium and participated in the gathering of the free people from across the country. They expressed passionate feelings and showed appreciation for my efforts that led to their release.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 7, 1991

I was at home. I spent most of the time reading the book 'The King's Last Journey.' At noon, Mohsen and relatives came. In the afternoon, Fati and her children, and Yasser, who have returned from Rafsanjan, came. [Mr. Seyyed Hossein Marashi], the governor of Kerman, came and consulted about the elections and gave the province report. Mr.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 2, 1991

Dr. [Abdollah] Jasbi, [President of Islamic Azad University], came for a farewell, Hajj trip, and matters of Islamic Azad University. [Mr. Jalil Besharati], Head of the Office of Underprivileged Areas, came for work and obtaining funds for the implementation of multiple projects. Mr. [Ahmad] Jannati, [Head of the Islamic Propagation Organization], came and for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 8, 1991

In the morning, we went to visit the under-construction 'Tabiat Pardisan' park in the west of Tehran; it is about three hundred hectares, located south of Shahrak-e Gharb; it is an interesting area and has an important scientific design that American experts provided before the revolution. It is under construction with a cost of forty million tomans. Part

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 3, 1991

I arrived at my office at seven thirty in the morning. The representatives of the Islamic associations of the offices came. I had a brief talk with them. Mr. Mahjoub, the inventor of the carpet weaving machine from Sabzevar, came. He gave sufficient explanations about his invention and presented woven samples. We consulted about implementing this industry.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 9, 1991

I reached my office at eight o'clock. At ten in the morning, [Mr. Adam Sapi], the Speaker of the Parliament of Tanzania came; Bilateral relations and the African continent were discussed. People are simple and healthy. He is a Muslim and he brought a Shiite businessman with him. He was fascinated by the Imam's shrine. Mr. [Hamid] Al Ghabad, Secretary General

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 10, 1991

Until half past ten in the morning, I did the backlog of yesterday. Mr. Kurt Waldheim came to my office. First, we had private talks about peace in the Middle East. He believes that [George] Bush, [President of the United States] and [James] Baker, [Secretary of State], are willing to resolve the issue and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 11, 1991

I reached my office at eight in the morning. After doing the work and greeting the leadership by phone, I talked about a possible plan in the parliament [regarding free ports], based on his statements. [Mr. Hasan Hasanov], the prime minister of Soviet Azerbaijan came. The impact of my trip to the Soviet Union and the need for more cooperation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 4, 1991

At ten in the morning, we went to the shrine of Imam by helicopter. Chastity also came. Yasser went to Rafsanjan yesterday. Fati and the children have also gone to Rafsanjan and Faeze to the north. Mohsen had also gone to the north, but he turned back because of the congestion on the road. Ayatollah Khamenei spoke at the shrine of the Imam and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 5, 1991

I was at home. The time was spent reading reports, walking in the yard, and teaching grammar and logic. Efat went to Hosseinieh Jamaran to participate in the mourning ceremony [anniversary of the death] of the Imam. Yesterday and today, regularly, next to the house, the sound of mourners

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 6, 1991

A group of members of the Islamic associations of Mashhad guilds came. They read a poem. I spoke to them. Dr. [Hadi] Manafi, [Head of Environmental Organization] and deputies came. They gave a report on the state of the environment and asked for help. [Mr. Gholamreza Faruzesh], Minister of Construction Jihad came. From the Minister of Affairs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 25, 1991

A group of members of the Supreme Council of the Ahl al-Bayt (PBUH), Mr. [Ahmed] Janati, [Mohsen Mojtahed] Shabastri, [Mohammed Ali] Taskhiri and [Mohammed Baqir] Hakim came and explained the plans. Regarding supporting Iraqi Shiites and preventing the destruction of Shiite centers in Iraq by Baathists,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 26, 1991

Dr. Vaezi's family came home; I made their son's marriage contract. [Mr. Akbar Turkan], the Minister of Defense came. Together with Mohsen, Mahdi and security guards, we went from Manzareh to Khojir by helicopter and saw the situation in the area. Then, in the hall, they presented a report on the progress of Nazaat missile construction

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 28, 1991

I reached the parliament at half past seven. I did the work until ten o'clock in the morning. The organizers of the anniversary ceremony of Imam (RA) came and gave a work report. Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Ansari spoke modestly in support of the government. I also had a conversation; Friendly and encouraging. [Mr. Nakayama], Minister

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 29, 1991

Dr. [Hasan] Habibi came and announced that there was a disagreement in the assembly of militant clerics. Mr. [Mahdi] Karroubi and a group have tended towards moderation, and Mr. [Syed Mohammad Mousavi] the Khoinis and another group have tended to extreme positions; He expressed his satisfaction with the result of last night's meeting. Mr. [Ali] Younisi,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 24, 1991

Today I was studying at home until half past eleven. I went to the University of Tehran for Friday prayer. I dedicated the first sermon on the occasion of the 3rd of June and the anniversary of the conquest of Khorramshahr, to the issues of war and the expenses related to the war in the current situation. I also criticized the divisiveness. The news came that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 30, 1991

[Mr. Ali Akbar] Abu Tarabi, [the representative of the jurist in the affairs of freedmen] and his brother came. They said the program of Azadegan's seminar; They asked me to participate in their seminar and tell them to give Azadi Stadium to them. Mr. Ishaq Madani, [president's adviser on Sunni affairs] came and reported

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 20, 1991

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. I read the reports and did the work left over from yesterday. Dr. [Abbas] Shibani, [Tehran's representative] came and asked for help for the hospitals. Ansari came to represent Abadan. He asked for help for Arvandkanar and against Mr. Rashidian, another representative

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 21, 1991

At half past eight in the morning, we went to Jamshidiyeh Park to check the general situation of the region. Ever since the imam came to Jamaran, the protection of this park forbade entry and recently the municipality wants to repair it and make it available to the people. The Security Guard is against it and they are making noise. with heli

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 27, 1991

I arrived at the office at half past eight. At ten in the morning, Mr. [Abdullah] Nasiri, the head of the news agency [Islamic Republic = IRNA] came. He gave a report on the situation of the refugees and the western provinces of the country and said that better cultural works could have been done to attract the emotions of the Kurds. To provide emergency vehicles

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 22, 1991

Late last night, the news came that Rajiv Gandhi, [former Prime Minister of India], was killed by a bomb explosion and [Mengistou Haile] Mariam, the President of Ethiopia, also escaped. I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Sibghatullah] Mojdadi, head of the interim government [Seven Mojahedin Coalition]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 23, 1991

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. I did the backlog. [Mr. Vanshin Chalabi and Akram Zaki], the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Türkiye and Pakistan, along with Dr. Velayati and our ambassadors, as well as the officials of [Organization] ECO came; After the negotiations, the new memorandum in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 11, 1991

At half past six in the morning, Efat went to the hospital. He greeted Yasir and returned. He said his condition is better. Dr. [Iraj] Fazel came at seven o'clock and said that Yasser is fine and God has mercy that the injury was not inflicted in a sensitive point close to the current injury. He announced that it was going to be after tonight

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 14, 1991

In the morning, on the way, I visited the heart hospital. Ayatollah Khamenei was on the bed with little appetite, eating breakfast: caviar and cheese. The signs of recovery were apparent. I went to my office. The ministers of roads and heavy industries came. They had a difference of opinion regarding the quality of distribution of trucks, which after negotiation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 19, 1991

The members of the Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Mines came. They thanked the government's policies and promised support and obedience, and expressed concern about the pressure that the parliament has against them. I spoke to them and asked them to be more active for foreign trade and control of guilds and businesses. Mr. [Mohammed

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 18, 1991

I arrived at my office at eight thirty. Mr. Syed Sajid Naqvi, the leader of the Shiites of Pakistan, came. He talked a bit about the situation in Pakistan, the Shiites, and the issue of the Sharia bill, and sought assistance for the Shiite political and cultural organizations in Pakistan. Mr. [Abdul Hussein] Wahaji, [Minister of Commerce], also came. He was going on a trip to America.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 17, 1991

I was at home. My time was spent resting, studying, and meeting. Mohsen came and gave a report on the trip to Pakistan along with the Minister of Oil. He saw the Pakistanis as very friendly, influenced by the revolution, and interested in developing relations with Iran. In the afternoon, Dr. [Saifullah] Vahid [Dastjerdi] came and reported

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 15, 1991

On the way home, I visited the leader in the hospital. They are on their way and will be taken home tomorrow. They suffer from bloating after eating. I went to my office. The administrators of Islamic Azad University came. They reported and told the needs; I spoke encouragingly.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 13, 1991

On the way to the office, I greeted Ayatollah Khamenei and said that he was recovering. At nine o'clock in the morning, Dr. [Abbas] Sheibani came and as usual gave a few remarks about the high prices and... he gave a few remarks. Mr. Arbabifar, a member of parliament, came. He talked about the needs of the Sistani immigrants to Gonbad and asked for help and asked for the help of the radicals

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 12, 1991

On the way to my office, I went to the heart hospital to visit Ayatollah Khamenei. They were awake, but usually asleep. They woke up for a moment, I greeted them. They said that sometimes severe pain occurs, which the doctors say is normal. I went to my office. Dr. Majid Abbaspour came. Report

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 10, 1991

Last night, Fati, Fa'ezeh, and Mahdi had arrived. Mohsen and the kids also came in the morning. Together with some family members, we got on a boat and took a tour around the dam lake. Yaser was driving. Yaser and Mahdi wanted to have a contest to throw each other into the water. Yaser handed the driving over to Mohsen and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 9, 1991

Mr. [Mohammed Baqer] Mohari came. He appealed to Kuwait for the return of the Kuwaiti Hezbollah and himself. The Kuwaiti government has not yet allowed them to return. I gave forty million tomans to help the needy Iranian immigrants from Kuwait. It is from the source of payment of the government of Kuwait. Mr. [Mohsen]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 8, 1991

Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [Executive Vice President] came for current affairs. Mr. Yathrabi, the Friday Imam of Kashan, came. He insisted that I go to Kashan. He praised the government's policies. The Supreme Administrative Council had a meeting. Regarding the issuance of passports and driving licenses, with the removal of unnecessary regulations that were in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 5, 1991

I went to my office at seven thirty and worked until nine in the morning. I went to the University of Tehran; I gave a speech at the seminar commemorating the anniversary of Ayatollah Motahhari's martyrdom and answered the students' questions. Until noon, I read the rest of the reports from the days of travel. In the afternoon, Mr. [Mostafa] Pourmohammadi from the Ministry of Intelligence

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 4, 1991

Today, the official time of the country has been moved forward by one hour. He arrived at my office at 7:30 in the morning, which corresponds to 6:30 on a normal day. It seems, the community is satisfied with this change. I did some backlog work. [Mr. Roland Dumas], Minister of Foreign Affairs of France

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 16, 1991

At 8:30 in the morning, together with Mehdi, we went to the Telecommunications Research Center. Our visit lasted until noon. First, they gave a general orientation. We visited numerous research projects. Then we saw the exhibition of related products, which was interesting. After the interview, I gave a short talk to the staff and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 6, 1991

[Mr. Ali Izatbegovic], the president of Bosnia and Herzegovina, came. He was imprisoned twice for his Islamic struggles and support for the Islamic Revolution of Iran, and recently, due to the new circumstances, he was elected with the votes of Muslims there. 40 percent of the people of Bosnia are Muslims. From the possibility of conflict

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 1, 1991

At nine in the morning, Mr. Ozal arrived, we went to the airport together, and on the way, we talked about the problems of the Iranian mosque and school; they agreed to solve them. They also explained about the plans to build dams and power plants, etc. Due to the bad weather, we were unable to visit the city of Izmit, [the center of

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 3, 1991

I was in the closet. A few of the things they had to do after traveling for a while. I did. I rested as much as I could for the sake of traveling. Mohsen's afternoon came. Regarding the issues of the SASAD [= defense industrialist] procedure, he said. Aqai's [Abdulmajid's] mother-in-law, Maadeikhoah, came. Pygmalion's pyramid

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 7, 1991

I reached my office at eight in the morning. Our ambassador came to Bahrain and told the situation there. The German foreign minister came and invited me to Germany on behalf of the chancellor. He appreciated the positions of the Islamic Republic and spoke about the mistake of Europe in supporting Saddam in the past and the losses caused by Saddam.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 2, 1991

Amrouz Sabbah, Akay Uzal, with a kind of Khudunmayi, proudly showed the calendar of the Turkish Sabbah, which has been telegraphed by the Anglican campaigners. He said that in the process of distributing her camera, Anglican interpreters, one of the Turkish managers had increased the amount of money they had and he had instructed them to leave the Anglican country.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 30, 1991

I read the reports until nine o'clock in the morning. [Mr. Yıldırım Ak Bulot], the Prime Minister came, we negotiated. We went to Ozal's office. With the presence of companions, a public and official negotiation session was established. General aspects of bilateral and regional cooperation were discussed. Then the non-public meeting and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 29, 1991

I was busy with personal work and reading reports at the headquarters until half past nine in the morning. We went to the Umayyad Grand Mosque. We passed through Souq al-Hamid. On both sides of the road in the market, people had gathered and there were many Iranians among them who chanted while others clapped.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 28, 1991

We did not sleep after the prayer. After reading the reports and having breakfast, we went to visit Hazrat Zainab's shrine at half past nine in the morning. A group of Iranians, Arabs and Afghans gathered around the shrine and expressed their feelings. [Mr. Farouq al-Shora], Minister of Foreign Affairs [Syria], b

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 27, 1991

At seven thirty in the morning, we arrived at Mehrabad Airport with the family. We are setting off on a trip to Syria. I gave a short interview explaining the objectives of the trip. The farewell ceremony was official. Effat, Fati, Faezeh, Saeed [Lahouti], Fereshteh and the grandchildren were with us. Yaser, Mehdi, Azam and Mohsen did not come. The gentlemen

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 26, 1991

I was at home. It was time to rest and study. Hajiya Waldeh and her sisters, Fatima and Tahirah came; They are going to Syria. I told them to come with us; They answered that they are together with a group of people from Noug and they don't want to be separated, and it is better that we pay all the expenses for the pilgrimage. In the evening too

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 24, 1991

The members of the board of directors and managers of Sased units [= Defense Industries Organization] came. They gave a performance report. Due to the lack of purchase of the armed forces and the suspension of the production capacity, they lose; It was decided to make the production lines dual-purpose. Mr. [Mohsen] Noorbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance] came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 23, 1991

I reached my office at half past seven. At nine o'clock in the morning, a group of officials from the Islamic community of students came. They told their purpose and approach and asked for help for their activities. They complained about the monopolization of the Unity Consolidation Office and their support from the Ministry of Science. I spoke for them and promised to investigate

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 22, 1991

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. [Mr. Mohammad Ali Najafi], the Minister of Education and the administrators came. They reported work. I also spoke; I admired and regretted the impeachment motion in the parliament. I got married to one of Kermani warriors. Messrs. [Ali Akbar] Natiq Noori and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 21, 1991

I went to my office at half past eight in the morning. [Mr. Mohammad Saeedi Kia], the Minister of Roads and Transportation came and gave a report; I mentioned about the commitments I had made in the road section during the trip to Shiraz. Mr. [Syed Hossein] Mousavi came to Tabrizi and asked for the replacement of the Governor of East Azerbaijan. [Mr. Kent

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 20, 1991

I took a bath and saw the reports. Iraqi refugees and the possibility of Saddam's trial are at the top of the reports. We went to the tombs of Dastghib, Saadi and Hafez. We had breakfast in Hafiziyah. From there we went to Shiraz University. The heads of the faculties gave work reports and stated the needs. promise of help

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 19, 1991

At half past six in the morning, we went to the barracks and flew by helicopter to the earthquake-stricken villages of Darab. Everywhere on the way, we passed over green and lush meadows. We landed in Rastaq section of Forg area. The villagers gathered and gave a warm welcome. Demands raised

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 18, 1991

At seven o'clock in the morning, we went to the army barracks and I participated in the morning ceremony of the armed forces and gave a short speech on the occasion of the Army Day. We saw part of the parade. From there, we went to the opening of the new broadcasting center in one of the clear heights of the city. The largest production studio

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 17, 1991

The change in Iraq's issues has occurred mainly in the proposal of the European community to the United Nations to try Saddam and the lack of American opposition, and also in the entry of American forces into northern Iraq to create a safe zone for refugees in the north of 36 degrees. George Bush, President of the United States, to fix

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 16, 1991

Last night, around 12 o'clock in the night, we woke up with the bell of the leader's office. Mr. Mohammadi Golpaygani informed that Ayatollah Khamenei's stomach pain has worsened and the doctors have recommended surgery, but for now he is sleeping with the use of painkillers and tomorrow he will not be able to go to the Eid prayer and participate in the ceremony.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 15, 1991

Mr. [Hasan] Habibi, [First Vice President], Akhvi Mohammad, [Head of Broadcasting Organization], [Mohsen] Noorbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance], [Attaullah] Mohajerani, [Legal and Parliamentary Deputy of the President] and [Mohammed Ali] Najafi, [Minister of Education] came. About how the government advertises

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 25, 1991

[Mr. Seyyed Mohammad Khatami], the Minister of [Culture and] [Islamic] Guidance and managers and cultural representatives from abroad came. They gave reports and I also spoke to them. They said that the field of work abroad has been opened for them recently. Later Mr. Siraj [Aldin Mousavi] came and built a school

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 14, 1991

Mr. [Jamal] Karimi Rad, the prosecutor of the judges' disciplinary courts, came. He gave a report on the situation of the judges and complained about the problem of eliminating incompetent judges due to the legal prohibition. He considers Reza Hashemian oppressed during the flogging in Kerman and the case is being prosecuted. Doctor [Iraj]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 13, 1991

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. In the reports, the issue of Iraqi refugees and the provision of a safe zone in Iraqi territory for them is at the top. [Mr. Abdulrahman Mohamed Saeed], the new ambassador of Sudan, and [Mr. Nour al-Din al-Hamdani], the new ambassador of Tunisia, came to present credentials. With both grams

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 12, 1991

At half past ten in the morning, I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. People's participation in the World Quds Day procession was very large and impressive. Journalists say that millions of people participated in Tehran. A sermon about Palestine and another for the crisis in the Persian Gulf and Iraq

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 8, 1991

I had not set the alarm; We woke up in the morning. We could not have breakfast. We fasted without suhoor. I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Vahid Ahmadi], the representative of [Kangavar, Sahne and] Harsin, came and asked for help for some mosques and complained to the governor [of Kermanshah]. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 7, 1991

I was at home. Most of the time was spent resting and reading reports. I told the head of my office to issue a statement about helping Iraqi refugees in Iran. The number of displaced people has reached about 650 thousand people. At noon, Mohsen came and discussed Sased's problems and limitations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 6, 1991

Mr. [Mohsen] Nourbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance], [Mohammed Hossein] Adeli, [Chairman of the Central Bank] and [Masoud Roghani] Zanjani, [Head of the Program and Budget Organization], came to justify and encourage me to implement economic adjustment policies and adjust prices with a competitive currency; Conditions for them

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 11, 1991

After the morning prayer, they informed the Ministry of Information that, according to the news obtained from one of the Arab embassies, a message will be sent from America to Saddam within the next twenty-four hours, regarding his resignation and handing over the job to Saadoun Hammadi [Prime Minister]. An interview with a newspaper

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 9, 1991

[Mr. Jalil Besharti], the director of the deprived areas office [of the presidency] came. He said the needs of the regions. [Mr. Dr. Reza Amrollahi], head of the Nuclear Energy Organization, came; He didn't say anything significant. The General Assembly of the National Oil Company had a meeting to review the budget of 2010 and the performance of the previous years. evening

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 3, 1991

I had breakfast alone. Our ambassador from Kuwait said by phone that about 15,000 Iraqis have taken refuge in the area occupied by the Americans, of whom 300 are Iranians, and mainly from families of Khois, Irani, etc., who want to come to Iran. I said that they should be transferred. Dr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 5, 1991

At half past eight in the morning, I went to the parliament to introduce Dr. [Reza] Melkzadeh, the Minister of Health. I spoke briefly and came out. There were a lot of representatives' requests for work and except for one opponent, no one spoke in opposition and it was a good vote of confidence. Majlisi did not see any benefit from their impeachment.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 22, 1991

We had snow from last night until this evening. In the morning news, the news of the acceptance of the Soviet plan by Iraq is at the top of the news and it is an important news. Iraq leaves Kuwait unconditionally. [Mikhail] Gorbachev, [Soviet leader] with [George] Bush, [President of the United States], thirty-five minutes in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 10, 1991

I reached my office at half past seven. At nine o'clock in the morning, [Mr. Seyed Hashem Rasouli Mahalati, the president and] members of the central council of the Islamic Revolution Housing Foundation came. They reported the work and needs. For the mass construction of 25,000 residential units per year, they used a lot of funds. I was supposed to help;

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 5, 1991

I was at home. Because of the revival last night, I slept until ten o'clock in the morning. Most of the time was spent studying. I broke the fast alone. Yasser arrived from Saudi Arabia. He gave a description of his trip. He is known and has met with Fahd Shah of Saudi Arabia. [Mr. Abdallah Nouri], Minister of the Interior, from many refugees

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 4, 1991

I reached my office at quarter past eight. The mass of refugees coming from Iraq to Iran has created a problem. Mr. [Hossein] Mahluji, [Minister of Mines and Metals] came. The elections, prices, metal production, mines and Iraqi issues were discussed. Mr. [Sidhadi] Madrasi, [Leader of the Action Party

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 2, 1991

I was at home. Most of the time was spent reading my case in SAVAK. Mohsen, [the head of the president's special inspection office] came and gave an oral report about the Persian Gulf shipbuilding; The Korean company has not fulfilled its duty and is now worried about being convicted in the Iranian court and is afraid that for work

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 1, 1991

I had breakfast. Chastity had woken up to prepare breakfast. Yasser is in Saudi Arabia for Umrah. I slept until eight in the morning. With modesty, I spent a lot of time reading my files, which were collected by SAVAK [National Intelligence and Security Organization] of the former regime, during the prosecutions, arrests and trials.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 31, 1991

Mohsen and Mehdi have returned from a trip to Kuwait. While eating suhoor, Mahdi told the story of the trip and the situation in Kuwait [after the invasion of Iraq]. There is not much damage inside the city, but the main damage is in the oil industries. He believes that the Kuwaitis are asking for our cooperation. I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. to do

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 30, 1991

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. In the reports, the news of the city of Kirkuk changing hands between the Iraqi army and Kurdish groups. Dr. [Syed Mohammad Reza] Hashemi Golpaigani, [Secretary of the Supreme Council of Cultural Intellectuals], came for the agenda of the Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution. Mr. Seyed Abdulsaheb,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 29, 1991

When I woke up in the morning, it turned out that Yasser had arrived from Ahvaz after midnight. While eating breakfast, he explained that at the request of Mr. [Syed Mohammad Baqer] Hakim, [Speaker of the Supreme Assembly of the Islamic Revolution of Iraq], he went to Khorramshahr, the operational base of Badri. A good report on the situation of Iraqi people and personnel

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 24, 1991

I woke up this morning with the sound of rain; While I was dreaming, we were talking with Shahid [Mohammed Javad] Bahnar at a high point. The flood had covered the surrounding area and the water was rising and our way was about to be blocked when we decided to leave the place. A place like our home

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 22, 1991

I was at home. Mr. [Ali] Fallahian, [Minister of Intelligence] and a group of officials of the Ministry of Intelligence who recently arrived from inside Iraq gave a report on the situation in this country. They visited the cities of Kut, Karbala, Baghdad, Sulaymaniyah, Erbil and Darbandi Khan and claimed that eighty percent of Iraqis

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 26, 1991

It rained last night until morning. I arrived at the office at half past eight. Dr. [Reza] Malekzadeh [Minister of Health and Medical Education] came. He had questions about healthcare and medical and pharmaceutical universities and asked for my opinion. It seems that he is more active than the former ministers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 28, 1991

I had breakfast alone. Yaser Beh Ahvaz, Mohsen and Mehdi, along with the team of the Ministry of Oil, have gone to Kuwait to check the state of the industry and oil wells in Kuwait, which were burning, and the process of providing assistance and reconstruction, as well as how to turn off the wells. I reached my office at half past eight in the morning.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 23, 1991

I was at home. For the Eid holidays, I have brought home enough from the backlog of last year's work and the annual reports of executive bodies to fill the free time. I haven't read some of the reports because of the four-day trip. The news came that again in Sistan

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 14, 1991

At half past six, after morning prayer, we left for Mehran. We passed through the town of Saleh Abad. People had not come to the street yet. We recited Fatiha at the martyrs' cemetery. I greeted some children who were going to school. The troops of the 16th Qazvin Division are stationed around the valleys.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 27, 1991

In the reports, the conflicts in Iraq are at the top and there is no end in sight. Mr. [Sheikh Mohsen] Araki, Imam of Juma Dezful and representative of leadership in Iraq's Badr Corps, came and told the needs of Iraqi Mujahideen and Dezful and asked for help. Mr. [Hadi] Nejad Hosseinian, [Minister of Heavy Industries] came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 25, 1991

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. It has been raining since last night until this evening. I had several ceremonial meetings until noon; They came without prior notice to congratulate Eid. Dr. [Mohammed Ali] Najafi, Dr. [Mohammed Hossein] Adeli, Engineer [Hamid] Mirzadeh, Engineer [Mansour] Razavi, Engineer [Mohammed]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 21, 1991

I woke up at 3:30 a.m. to have the pre-dawn meal (Sahur). From 4 a.m., I watched the special television program for the New Year’s Eve ceremony and stayed awake until 7:30 when the Nowruz messages were broadcast. Before the New Year, Ayatollah Khamenei called and, while congratulating the New Year, informed that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 20, 1991

I was at home today. After the morning prayer, I slept until ten o'clock. The time was spent resting, walking in the yard, and reading reports. Mr. [Mohsen] Rezai gave a report on the situation inside Iraq over the phone; there is no significant change and the conflicts continue. The head of the Iraqi parliament officially accused Iran

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 19, 1991

I arrived at my office at seven thirty. I prepared the Nowruz message. At nine thirty in the morning, the Nowruz message [for broadcasting on radio and television at the beginning of the new year] was recorded. Mr. [Jalil] Besharati, the head of the office for deprived areas, came. He gave a performance report and consulted on the affairs of the year 70. From the magazine

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 16, 1991

I woke up around six in the morning. After the prayer, I got the news. The uprising of the people in Iraq is developing and the American forces have been active in Iraq today. Apparently, it is to scare Saddam from putting more pressure on the people. Saddam treats people very cruelly. about an hour,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 18, 1991

Today is the first of the holy month of Ramadan. At three and a half in the morning, we woke up to have breakfast with the alarm clock. Ms. Sakine had prepared breakfast. Mehdi, Yasser and Fereshte all woke up. We had breakfast. Chastity woke up even though he didn't eat breakfast. is bored After the morning prayer until

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 17, 1991

Mr. [Mohsen] Rezaei, [commander-in-chief of the IRGC], informed that the American forces in Iraq have captured Zubair and have reached Basra and are disarming the Iraqi forces. I went to my office in the morning. I did some of the backlog. At half past nine, a group of clerics

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 15, 1991

I woke up around six in the morning. After praying and listening to the news and writing two days' memories, I had breakfast in my room. We are based in Abadan Hotel; not bad We went to Bahman Shir and Arvandkanar in the east and west of Bahman to visit the villages that are being reconstructed in Abadan. In the east, reconstruction of villages

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 13, 1991

It rained last night and the rainfall continues today as well. I arrived at Mehrabad Airport at seven in the morning. Immediately, together with a group of ministers, deputies, guards, journalists, and members of parliament, we flew towards Bakhtaran [= Kermanshah] to visit the process of rebuilding the ruined cities. At the airport

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 12, 1991

[Mr. Gholamreza Faruzesh], Minister of Jihad Sazendagi, came with a group of Jihad education officials and gave a report on the research and training works. I gave them a certificate of appreciation and spoke for them. Mr. Mukhtar Kalantari, [Commander of the Islamic Revolution Committees] came. From Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri's words,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 11, 1991

The military announced that they had heard from the wiretapping that several Iraqi Baath leaders had been killed. Mr. Dr. [Mohammed Karim] Shahrazad, representative of Isfahan, came. He gave the report of the trip to Jordan in the meeting of the inter-parliamentary delegation and criticized the situation of the delegation. About the high Islamic and revolutionary sentiments

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 10, 1991

It rained a lot last night. I reached the office at half past seven. At nine o'clock in the morning [Mr. Abdullah Nouri], the country's minister came. They talked about the integration of police forces, elections and new governors, as well as the issues of Iraq. He doubted the authenticity of IRGC reports from inside Iraq

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 9, 1991

I went to my office at half past seven in the morning. It was raining lightly in the city and snowing lightly in Shemiran. [Mr. Hossein Kamali], Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, came together with the deputies. The status report of production, service, technical and vocational training cooperatives, as well as the Foundation for Immigrant Affairs [imposed war]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 23, 1991

I reached my office around nine o'clock in the morning. I was delayed because of the snow on the way. Radio directors came. Akhvi Mohammad, [head of Sada and Vesima Organization], gave a report and I spoke to them in detail. [Mr. Yiteng Fucheg], Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of China came. Message [Mr. Shan Kan], President of China

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 7, 1991

I reached the office at half past seven in the morning. There were many backlogs that were finished by nine o'clock. I wrote the Arabic sermon for the Friday prayer. Dr. [Majid] Abbaspour, [Technical Advisor to the President] together with his defense managers. M. [= chemical, microbial and radioactive] came and work progress report

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 6, 1991

In the reports, the issue of the uprising of the Iraqi people is at the forefront. Western governments treat it indifferently, but in the media, the expression of concern about the establishment of an Islamic government in the style of Iran in Iraq is fueled, and they introduce Iran behind the trend with speculation. At half past seven in the morning, for the company

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 4, 1991

Dr. [Reza] Melekzadeh, [the head of the Ministry of Health, Treatment and Medical Education] came. He consulted about what he wants to say in the parliament tomorrow and told his plan. Mr. [Abulfazl] Tawakli Bina, [president's adviser on trade union affairs] came. He complained about the lack of attention to the consultants and demanded

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 25, 1991

Conflicting news is coming from the ground war between Iraq and the allies. Iraq claims to repel attacks and they claim to advance. At nine o'clock in the morning, [Mr. Yahya Mohammadzadeh], the governor of Ilam, came. He spoke about the needs of the province and asked for help. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Natiq Nouri and [Mohammed Reza] Bahoner came and talked about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 24, 1991

At six in the morning, I woke up from New York with the call of Mr. [Sidkamal] Khorazy, [Permanent Representative of Iran to the United Nations]. I arrived at my office at 7:30 in the morning when he announced that the allied ground attack on Iraq had begun. In the reports, the allied forces announced that the Iraqi defense lines had been broken. [Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 8, 1991

At 10:30 in the morning, I went to Tehran University for Friday prayer. The second sermon was about the issues of the region and Iraq and Kuwait and the importance of the region and the uprising of the Iraqi people, one sentence of which has attracted the attention of the world's political circles. That I asked the Ba'ath of Iraq not to respond by oppressing the people and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 3, 1991

Last night, a new resolution was approved in the UN Security Council, which made the work of Iraq more difficult. I reached my office at half past eight. We were delayed due to the congestion of cars on the road; It usually takes half an hour between home and office, and today it took three quarters of an hour. Mr. [Mohsen] Rezaei informed

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 21, 1991

It has been raining lightly since last night until this evening. I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. Reports indicate that the ground war is approaching. Dr. [Abbas] Shibani, [Tehran representative] came; It didn't matter. Mr. Morshidzadeh, Iran's ambassador to Malaysia, came. He is satisfied with the progress of relations and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 20, 1991

I woke up at half past five in the morning. A message was received from [Mr. Helmut Kohl], the President of Germany, to inform the Iraqis that if they do not accept the withdrawal from Kuwait explicitly and unconditionally, a ground attack will begin soon. followed by [Mr. François Mitterrand], the President of France

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 9, 1991

At half past eight, I reached my office. At nine o'clock in the morning, Mr. Nejad Hosseinian [Minister of Heavy Industries] came and reported on his trip to Germany. In principle, the Germans agree with the completion of the Bushehr power plant. They have had agreements about the production of Benz cars and other cars. He got permission to produce Peugeots

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 2, 1991

Today, half of Sha'ban, is closed. I was at home. The time was spent studying, resting and walking in the yard. Ayatollah Khamenei, in his words today, have strongly attacked America and Saddam. In Western propaganda, various news reports about the rebellion in Basra. night,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 1, 1991

I was at home. The time was spent studying, resting and walking in the yard. At night, Mr. Turgut Ozal called from Türkiye and asked for our opinion about the future of Iraq and Saddam personally. I did not give an explicit opinion and returned the question to him. He said, Americans do not tolerate Saddam and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 28, 1991

I reached the office at half past seven in the morning. World issues from the war go to the future of the region and the humiliation and humiliation of Iraq is evident. Mr. [Abbas] Shibani, [Tehran's representative] came. He appealed to the hospitals and said that Dr. [Reza] Molekzadeh's situation in the parliament is not bad. The marriage contract of one of the freedmen

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 27, 1991

In the reports, Iraq's failure and scandal and the Americans' excuse for continuing the war and occupying southern Iraq, despite the fact that the Iraqi army has left Kuwait, attract attention. Dr. Habibi [first vice president] came for current affairs. Mr. Mirzadeh, Executive Vice President

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 26, 1991

The news of Iraq's withdrawal from Kuwait has shocked everyone. It was not imagined that it would disappear so easily and soon. It was thought that the weakness of multinationals was in the ground war, but it turned out to be the opposite. Worse, the allies did not accept Iraq's declaration. First they said that Saddam should say it personally and after that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 19, 1991

Early in the morning, we went to visit military industries with Mohsen and Yaser. [Mr. Akbar Turkan], the Minister of Defense came and got in my car from home to give an explanation on the way. We crossed the special highway that the Ministry of Defense is constructing between Pasdaran and Parchin military industries; the road

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 17, 1991

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. In the reports, the statement of the representative of Iraq that the meaning of the statement is the unconditional withdrawal from Kuwait was taken into consideration and the withdrawal from the previous positions was considered weak. At nine o'clock in the morning, theater artists came and reported work. talk to them

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 13, 1991

After breakfast, we took a group walk on the beach. I read the reports. We went to Forever Island by helicopter. A group has gone from Kish to start the construction of that island. The plan for the transfer and settlement of drug addicts [approved by the anti-narcotics headquarters], who were supposed to be on Hondurabi Island, to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 12, 1991

It snowed last night and today. The weather is getting colder. At half past eight in the morning, we went to the airport with Efat, Mehdi, Fereshte, Yaser and Mohsen. Yasir wanted to go to Isfahan with his friends; I told him to come with us. We flew to Kish Island around ten o'clock. We entered Kish at half past eleven. to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 18, 1991

I reached my office around nine in the morning. [Mr. Mustafa Morsali], representative of Abhramad, made a request for the construction of his constituency. Mr. [Ali] Aghamohammadi, the representative of Hamedan [and a member of the Iraqi Issues Review Committee] came. The policy of dealing with Iraqi opponents was discussed. Decisions to preserve and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 16, 1991

The issue of changing Iraq's position in connection with leaving Kuwait has overshadowed all other issues. Yesterday evening, at four o'clock in the afternoon, the TV broadcasted this news as "important news" by interrupting the program of showing the movie. At half past three, the announcement of the Iraqi Command Council was published and said

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 15, 1991

It was not an important issue in the news. I walked a bit on the beach. I ate breakfast there and walked again. Fati filmed me and his son Ali. We met a small snake on the beach. The managers [of the construction organization] of Kish came. with them about the program and policies

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 14, 1991

In the news and reports, the destruction of a shelter in Baghdad and the injury of a large number of civilians still overshadowed other content. I walked a bit on the beach. I ate my breakfast there alone. We went to Hondurabi Island by helicopter and from the facility

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 11, 1991

It is not important in the reports. I used to study until ten o'clock in the morning. We went to Azadi Square with family members. We wanted to participate in the march on the way, but we could not. It was a huge community. People's participation in the march is good. I gave a short speech. We returned home. Fati and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 10, 1991

I arrived at the office at half past seven. I did the rest until nine in the morning. Foreign ambassadors and diplomats came on the occasion of Fajr decade. The ambassador of Spain, as Moghadam Al-Sofra, congratulated them and I spoke in detail about our foreign policy and the Persian Gulf crisis.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 8, 1991

I arrived at Mehrabad airport at seven o'clock and we immediately left for Zahedan with a group of ministers, deputies and bodyguards. We arrived in Zahedan at nine o'clock in the morning. It is raining heavily. Four Iraqi Ilushin planes can be seen in a corner of Zahedan airport. immediately with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 4, 1991

At first, I went to the radio station to participate in the women's rights seminar. In addition, I visited the conference hall under construction and the new broadcasting office; It is interesting. I gave a short speech at the opening of the seminar. I reached my office at half past nine in the morning. I ate breakfast. In the interview session

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 3, 1991

Iran's ambassador came to Nicaragua. reported the situation there; After the defeat of the communists, it is improving, but they have serious problems. He was happy that he received a document from them about the debt of 50 million dollars to Iran. Regarding the request of the governments of other Central American countries, for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 28, 1991

The issue of environmental pollution of the Persian Gulf, due to the entry of a large amount of oil into the sea, as well as the wave of Iraqi planes flowing towards Iran, as well as the West's concern about Iran's lack of neutrality, is the subject of media attention. I told the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to emphasize neutrality. [Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 7, 1991

At eight thirty in the morning, we went to Esteghlal Hotel and participated in the Khwarazmi Festival. We heard the report, I gave the awards to the inventors and innovators and gave a short speech, and then I went to my office. [Mr. Ahmed Alep Temochin], the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Türkiye came. About the situation in the region, the war and the future

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 6, 1991

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. In the reports, there is a lot of attention from the media and governments towards my statements regarding mediation for peace, and it is generally positive. [George] Bush, [President of the United States] did not deal badly either. By nine in the morning, things were done. The news arrived yesterday

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 5, 1991

[Mr. Isa Kalantari], the Minister of Agriculture and his research deputy came. They asked for permission to use international experts and researchers to improve wheat [seeds]. They reported their trip to Cuba. They also reported on the progress in the agriculture of water lands and irrigation under pressure. Mrs. Doctor

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 2, 1991

I reached my office at half past seven. Dr. Velayati came at around nine o'clock in the morning and gave a report on the negotiations with the Iraqis, Yemenis, and Algerians. [Mr. Ahmed Ghazali], Minister of Foreign Affairs of Algeria came. He said about the necessity of mobilization for the ceasefire and about Iraq's inflexibility, about leaving Kuwait

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 1, 1991

I woke up at five in the morning and did not sleep again. After morning prayer and listening to the news, I read the reports. It appears from the reports that the Iraqis have been expelled from Khafji; If this news is true, then its interpretation is that Iraq has a problem in the ground force as well. after spending

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 31, 1991

I woke up early in the morning, in the pleasant air of the Letian dam, and did not sleep again. I read the reports. The war in Khafji [Saudi Arabia] and the occupation of this region by Iraq has become an important issue. If he can hold it, it will be a bad sign for the allied forces. Iraq is a claimant, captured by the Americans

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 30, 1991

At half past nine in the morning, we went to the Latian Dam site to rest during the three-day holiday, along with Eft and the bodyguards; The weather is good. Due to the drought, the water in the dam has gone down a lot. If it is not compensated, Tehran will have water problems in the summer. Near noon, Mohsen, Faeze and their children, Hamid

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 29, 1991

In the reports, the issue of the arrival of Iraqi military and civilian planes to Iran is the subject of various interpretations; The guesses are not far from reality, although there is a lot of uncertainty for the observers. They do not want to upset Iran and at the same time they are worried. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 27, 1991

I left the house at seven o'clock. The work was done until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Natiq Nouri, [Tehran's representative] came. He had questions about the upcoming parliamentary elections and consulted with students about traveling abroad and negotiating. It was supposed to be with the [English language] newspaper Kehan Inter-Mollalliya

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 25, 1991

I studied for Friday sermons until half past ten in the morning. The sermons were long and most of them were about the current war conditions in the region. Efat, Fati and Mohsen went to Abali and Yaser was looking for his work. Mehdi and Fereshte and I had lunch and dinner together at home. In the reports, the war continues

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 26, 1991

Mr. [Asghar] Ebrahimi, CEO of Metro, came. He reported the progress of the work and stated the needs. Mr. Sifian came. He spoke about the universities and complained about not sending students to America, which in his opinion was caused by the wrong distortion of the Imam's will, and he believes that the Imam's will is related to the armed forces.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 24, 1991

Mr. Dr. [Hasan] Habibi, [First Vice President] and Dr. [Ali Akbar] Velaiti, [Minister of Foreign Affairs] came and explained the results of the negotiations with the Syrian delegation. Then we met with the Syrian delegation [led by Mr. Abdul Halim Khaddam, the vice president of Syria]. They are from destruction

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 23, 1991

Last night, Iraq was able to launch missiles at Tel Aviv and Riyadh again, and the American defenses have not done anything. It seems that the war is longer than the Americans imagined. For this reason, the price of oil has been increasing. In the past few days, with advertisements,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 22, 1991

Mr. [Akbar] Turkan, [Minister of Defense and Armed Forces Support] and the deputies came; They explained the work situation and requested the army pension fund to solve the lack of money. Mr. [Bijan Namdar] Zanganeh, [Minister of Energy] and the deputies came. The state of water supply in the country and its needs and deficiencies

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 21, 1991

In the reports, the escalation of the war and the launch of Iraqi missiles to Riyadh and Zahran, [located in Saudi Arabia]. Dr. [Shafiqa] Habibi came. He gave the report of his trip to Germany for the procurement of medical equipment for the Red Crescent and applied for the establishment of a syringe manufacturing factory. Mr. [Majid] Qasimi,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 20, 1991

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. In the reports, there was no important issue other than the escalation of operations in the war. The presidents of the universities of medical sciences and the deputies and managers of the Ministry of Health came together with Dr. [Reza] Melkzadeh, the new supervisor. Dr. [Iraj] Fazel's departure, expressing his sorrow and the installation of the property

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 19, 1991

At half past eight, I reached my office. In the news and reports, America's effort to convey that the war will not end quickly and to prevent Israel's involvement in the war, which may enter in response to Iraq's ballistic missiles, is focused. On the first day, the news spread as it seems

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 18, 1991

Before dawn, they woke me up with a phone call. They reported that Iraq attacked Israel with a missile. Immediately, Mr. [Sidkamal] Kharazi called from New York and said that Iraq had been attacked from Turkey, and in a meeting with Mr. Xavier Perez Dekoyar, [UN Secretary General], he said a plan

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 17, 1991

At three thirty in the morning, I was woken up by the phone ringing. Mr. [Seyed Kamal Kharrazi], [Iran's permanent representative at the United Nations], called from New York to inform us about the start of the Allied forces' attack on Iraq at two thirty in the morning Baghdad time; I couldn't sleep anymore. Efat also woke up. She kept asking about the office and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 16, 1991

I woke up around six in the morning. Due to the approaching Iraq deadline, I listened to the reports and news of the Farsi section of the British [BBC] radio and the Voice of America. Even though the inflammation is high, after the due date, war was not declared and statements that give the possibility of compromise were made

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 15, 1991

I went to my office. Dr. Velayati, [Minister of Foreign Affairs] came. They talked about the committee [to examine issues] of Iraq and regional issues. [Mr. Hosni Oldidich], Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mauritania came to meet; It didn't matter. It was ceremonial. They have not had a good attitude towards us in the past. [Abdullah Nouri]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 14, 1991

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. In the news, the failure of negotiations between Mr. Decoyar, [UN Secretary General] and Saddam [Hussein, the president of Iraq] in Baghdad attracts attention and shows war on the horizon. Mr. [Syed Mohammad] Asghari, the representative of Tehran and the editor-in-chief of Kayhan newspaper, came. from low

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 13, 1991

I reached my office at half past seven. By nine o'clock in the morning, I did the work. In the reports, all hopes are on the visit of [Mr. Xavier Pérez de Quiar], the Secretary General of the United Nations to Iraq, to prevent war. Mr. [Javad] Aje, [Cultural Advisor to the President] came. Travel report to Europe for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 11, 1991

I was at home today. Most of the time was spent reading reports and resting. Fati and the children had lunch and Mohsen and his family came for dinner. In the reports, the crisis in the Persian Gulf can be seen reaching its peak.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 10, 1991

I woke up at the morning call to prayer and did not sleep again. I listened to BBC radio news and Voice of America; The failure of the Geneva talks has raised the risk of war [in the Persian Gulf region]. The price of shares in the stock market has gone down and the price of oil and gold has gone up. Until nine o'clock in the morning, backlogs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 9, 1991

We had breakfast with his mother and sister Tahira and Efat and greeted each other. I went to my office. In the reports, inflammation can be seen in the circles of global observers; Especially the results of today's meeting between the American and Iraqi foreign ministers in Geneva; I am also following with interest. Four meetings

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 8, 1991

I went to my office early in the morning. Before nine o'clock in the morning, Dr. [Hassan] Habibi, [first vice president], came to consult about negotiations with Ezzat Ibrahim, [Saddam Hussein's deputy and] vice president of the Iraqi Revolutionary Council; He is supposed to come to Tehran today. Usually, there is no meeting before nine o'clock in the morning

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 7, 1991

[Mr. Mohammad Hossein Anzabi, Hashem Hashemzadeh Harisi, Seyed Hossein Mousavi Tabrizi, Hamid Chit Chian, Mohammad Ali Subhan Allahi and Seyed Mehdi Hosseini], the representatives of Tabriz came. They asked for the water needs of Tabriz [= water transfer project from Zarina River] and teacher training. [Mr. Ahmad Ali Nazaripour],

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 6, 1991

I reached my office at half past seven. By nine o'clock in the morning, the remaining work was done. Mr. [Ali] Razini, the head of the special clergy court, came. He said, yesterday he warned Mr. [Syed Ali Akbar] Mohtashmi, [the editor-in-chief of Bayan magazine] about the recent articles of Bayan magazine. about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 4, 1991

I was at home. I didn't have much work. It was time to rest. In the afternoon, the children were together except for Fati. Faeze's hand was injured during exercise. The discussion was about whether the bone was broken or only the hair was removed; However, they are damaged and plastered. Asr Mr. Tabatabayi, responsible for industries

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 12, 1991

In the reports, there are many signs of preparation for war. I reached my office around nine o'clock in the morning. Dr. [Hasan] Rouhani came for the agenda of the Supreme National Security Council. We had a meeting of the Economic Council from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Discussion about the new currency price

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 5, 1991

We went to Tehran University at nine o'clock in the morning. I opened the second reconstruction congress with a speech. I went to my office and did the work until eleven o'clock. Mr. [Seyd Yahya] Jaafari, Imam of Kerman came. In order to ensure the security of the province and to amend the regulations of the recent taxes, he appealed and from the dispute

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 3, 1991

I reached my office around nine o'clock in the morning. I saw the reports; It seems that the Persian Gulf crisis is expanding and the drum of war is being heard. [Mr. Abdul Hossein Wahaji], Minister of Commerce came with his deputies. They gave a report on setting up the program for printing and distributing coupons. With the new order, front

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 2, 1991

After the morning prayer, until nine o'clock, I did the backlog of yesterday. Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq Dost, [Chairman of the Mustafafan and Veterans Foundation] and his deputies came. They reported the work of the foundation and asked for foreign exchange needs. Mr. [Ahmed] Salek, [head of the committee to review the issues

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 1, 1991

Mr. [Alireza] Mashaykhi, the official of the government penal organization, came. He asked for opinions about the future of inspections and people under his responsibility. Recently, it was approved that the Punishment Organization should return to the judicial system; I told them to serve in other inspections. He asked that the Department of Supervision of Foreign Transactions

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 29, 1990

Mr. [Masoud Roghani] Zanjani, [Head of the Program and Budget Organization] and [his deputy, Masoud] Nili came. They made suggestions regarding the handing over of government factories and the gradual removal of subsidies. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Ashtiani, representative of leadership in Gendarmerie, came. to treat yourself

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 28, 1990

Chastity came from a trip at twelve o'clock last night. I studied for sermons until half past ten. I offered Friday prayers at Tehran University. The weather was very cold. I gave short sermons. Shab Mohsen, [Head of the President's Inspection Office] came. Reported the trip to the UAE. "Halophyte" plant that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 27, 1990

I woke up with the morning call to prayer and did not sleep again. I worked until nine in the morning. I told Dr. Velayati, [the Foreign Minister], to deny the statements of the former Japanese ambassador, based on which Iran is willing to establish normal relations with America. A group of [Sunni] Shafi'i clerics came. Mr.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 25, 1990

Heavy snow fell in Tehran last night and it is still raining at 7:40 in the morning. Schools in Tehran have been closed for this reason. On the way to the office, we were delayed for a while due to the snow and blocking of Yasir Street, due to the snow removal bulldozer getting stuck. Eight o'clock

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 22, 1990

Last night and today there was some snow and rain; So far we are suffering from drought. We went to Tehran University for the opening of Ferdowsi Shahnameh Hazara World Congress. It was a good and glorious ceremony. I also spoke and after the speech [Mr. Federico Mayor], the head of the UNESCO organization [= educational, scientific and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 10, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. They informed that the parliament has held a private meeting due to the Guardian Council's theory regarding the opposition to the foreign currency budget and considering it against Sharia and the constitution to reduce the credit of Sedav-Sima. It turned out that they have decided the budget without the foreign currency section

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 25, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. I did the work. Then I met with [Mr. Yusuf bin Alawi], the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Oman; As before, he talked about the inevitability of war. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Natiq Noori, [Tehran's representative] came. Some about economic policies and measures

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 10, 1990

I had breakfast with my family and Hajieh Bibi. I went to my office. I got the work done until quarter past nine. The Supreme National Security Council had a meeting. We discussed and made decisions about the security of the eastern part of the country. It was decided that Mr. Velayati, [the Foreign Minister], would go to Iraq. It was reported that Iraq, the plan of the leaders

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 11, 1990

Early in the morning after prayer, I spoke with Hajieh Valedeh. I went to my office. I protested to the Tehran Municipality and the Ministry of Interior about raising taxi fares. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh], the Minister of Oil, came. He gave a work report and about the sale of 75 million barrels of oil that had been stored in Europe

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 15, 1990

I arrived at my office at eight thirty in the morning. The heads of the Islamic Azad University units came. Dr. Jasbi gave a report and I spoke and presented awards to the outstanding units. Many of them requested vehicles for university transport. Mr. Rahmani, who is from Sahefaja [= the Protection Organization and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 16, 1990

Early in the morning, by helicopter, accompanied by [Mr. Abdollah Nouri], the Minister of Interior, and [Mr. Gholamhossein Karbaschi], the Mayor of Tehran, we observed the condition of the city of Tehran from above. We saw the new plans and areas of the city in the north, east, south, and west of Tehran. Then, by car, we visited the towns and areas that were without

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 31, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. As usual, Efat expressed his displeasure that I was leaving the house so soon. The work was done. The directors of the Real Estate Registration Organization came. Mr. [Syderreza] Zavarai gave a work report and I spoke. Mr. Fazel Harandi came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 30, 1990

I arrived at the office at half past seven. I did the remaining work from yesterday until nine o'clock in the morning. In the reports, the issue of the Persian Gulf crisis is seen to be intensifying. Mr. Mokhtar Kalantari, the commander of the Islamic Revolution Committees, came. From Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri's plan, the country's minister, to integrate the forces

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 26, 1990

Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [Executive Vice President], came for current affairs and reconstruction and promised me to participate in the international reconstruction conference. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh], the oil minister, came and gave a report on the state of oil production and sales. A group of members of Islamic student associations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 24, 1990

I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Mahmoud] Vaezi came. gave the report of negotiations with the French regarding financial disputes; It was decided to determine the amount to be reconciled with the coordination of others. It was also decided to help exchange Western hostages with Lebanese prisoners

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 23, 1990

Sample farmers came. I spoke for them and gave the awards. [Mr. Sidamanullah Mortazavi], the head of Shahrbani Kol came. gave a report on the state of the city police and plans; He expressed his satisfaction with the police force integration program. with [Mr. Mustafa Moin], the Minister of Science and his deputies and some of the presidents

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 11, 1990

I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. Sudanese guests came; First, we had a private meeting with the presence of the foreign ministers of the two countries and the first deputy. The discussion was about Iraq and Kuwait. They claimed that the Iraqis are ready to withdraw, provided they are assured of the non-interference of America and the end of the siege

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 19, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. I read the reports. The inflammation of the Persian Gulf crisis is there. The European economic community has said that it is not ready to negotiate with Iraq before Iraq negotiates with the United States. Mr. [Hasan] Shafti, CEO of Homa [= Islamic Republic of Iran Airlines] came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 18, 1990

I woke up at five thirty in the morning and did not sleep again. I worked until nine in the morning. At nine o'clock Mr. [Gholam Mohsin] Jami, [Imam Juma Abadan] came. He told about the situation of Abadan and the needs. I gave an amount of one million tomans to help the needy of the war; Despite not being accepted [by

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 13, 1990

I went from home to the residence in Saadabad and we went to the airport with [Mr. Omar al-Bashir], the head of the Sudan Revolutionary Council. It was done in the way of more private negotiations. He said he wants to go to Iraq in a few days and asked me to tell him if we have anything for Saddam. I said because of the unfinished business

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 21, 1990

I was at home today. I studied for tomorrow's speech at Ferdowsi Congress. I did the office work that I had brought home. Ahmad Agha came at night. He expressed concern about the reaction of some extremists against the decisions of Ayatollah Khamenei, if the previous process continues. [Mr. Seyed Hossein

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 20, 1990

At nine o'clock in the morning, a large number of preachers and imams of Tehran congregations came. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Natiq Noori, [Tehran's representative] spoke briefly. A good prayer was recited. I spoke to them in detail about the state of the country, policies, programs and current domestic and regional issues and answered their questions.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 17, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. The meetings were mostly with parliament members. Mr. Dr. [Mohammed Karim] Shahrazad, representative of Isfahan, came. He criticized extremists and the Ministry of Education. Mr. [Sidreza] Akrami, the representative of Semnan, came. for Semnan water and industries as well as for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 16, 1990

I went to my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri, the Minister of the Interior, came. Negotiations were held regarding the elections of councils and the elections of the Assembly of Experts, Chabahar Azad Region and the command of the police force. Mr. [Abulfazl] Tawakli Bina, [president's advisor on trade union affairs] came. From the sharp work [Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 15, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight. At nine o'clock in the morning, the members of the university's credit organization (MAT) came; Before the revolution, this organization was formed under the chairmanship of the head of government to help and give loans to students, but it was not active after the revolution. Description of facilities, capital, program, goals, etc

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 14, 1990

At half past nine in the morning, I went to my office to meet and negotiate the second round with Mr. [Shazli] Ben Hadid. He had gone to visit Imam's shrine. He came at half past ten. We negotiated until noon, most of the content was repeated. They went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayer, and I prayed in my office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 12, 1990

A group of Islamic figures from Libya, Turkey, Algeria, Senegal, Jordan and Palestine came to find a peaceful solution to the Iraq and Kuwait issue and in fact to save Saddam. I said that the logical solution is for Saddam to leave Kuwait unconditionally. Mr. Mirzadeh, Executive Vice President

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 9, 1990

I reached the office at half past seven. Until half past nine in the morning, I corrected the prepared speech draft. Mr. [Masoud Roghani] Zanjani, [Head of the Program and Budget Organization] came. We went to the parliament together. The lecture lasted about two hours. It impressed the delegates. Mr. Karubi,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 8, 1990

I went to the office early in the morning. I reviewed a part of the speech for presenting the 1970 budget to the parliament, which was prepared by the Program and Budget Organization. Mr. Dr. Hashemi [Golpaigani] came for the order of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution. An interview for the anniversary of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 7, 1990

I was at home today. I read the reports and rested. From noon to night, a group of relatives came. They usually come on Friday evenings. Sometimes they bring letters from other people and ask for help or complaints or suggestions. Mr. [Abd al-Majid] Maadikhah came for the issues of the History Foundation.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 6, 1990

I went to my office early in the morning. The videographers took some of my time for interviews, filming from my bedroom and library. The officials of the Azadegan headquarters all over the country came; I made recommendations for the affairs of the freedmen. Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Ansari, the head of Imam's shrine, came. Work performance report

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 5, 1990

I did my office work until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [Isa] Kalantari and Dr. Akbarzadeh came. They asked for funds for chemical research and poisoning. I went to the leader's office. All parliamentarians and heads of forces with the government and the judiciary and the personalities of the country

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 4, 1990

First, we went to the Iran Khodro factory and were there until two o'clock in the afternoon. I heard the CEO's explanation and visited the production lines of Pikan cars, Peugeot 405, buses and minibuses. On the occasion of launching the Peugeot production line, they brought a Peugeot 405; I rode myself and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 30, 1990

I studied for sermons until half past ten in the morning. In the reports, there was news of the [UN] Security Council's approval of the resolution: giving another month and a half to Iraq and then allowing the use of force to drive it out of Kuwait. I performed the Friday prayer at the university [Tehran]. Children's lunch together

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 24, 1990

At 8:30 in the morning, I went to the Shahid Shiroudi Stadium to participate in the opening ceremony of Basij Week. The community was passionate. I gave them a speech. I went to my office. The newly arrived freedmen - people who were convicted in the Iraqi courts and have been released by the recent agreement - came. Quran and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 3, 1990

Until nine o'clock in the morning, the rest of yesterday's work was done. [Mr. Seyed Hossein Marashi], the governor of Kerman came. gave the report of the trip to Germany; They had gone to see Siemens Electronics Industries to transfer technology for manufacturing. He says that the amount of one billion dollars of the province's export currency is for this

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 2, 1990

At nine o'clock in the morning, we went from home to the National Library [located on Si Tir Street]. [Mr. Mohammad Rajabi], the director of the library explained. We visited book and magazine stores. The building is old and inappropriate and does not have the capacity for so many books. About 200 thousand volumes here and 300 thousand volumes

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 1, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. In the reports, the news of [President George] Bush's invitation to [Tareq Aziz], the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iraq, to visit the United States to negotiate the implementation of the [UN Security Council] resolution, is based on Iraq's position of power and acceptance. This news caused

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 29, 1990

I was in my office at half past seven in the morning. At eight o'clock I went to the government meeting. The review of the budget notes was on the order; We have had a great session. I went back to my office to meet the commanders of the naval forces of the army. Mr. [Ali] Shamkhani, [Commander of the Navy], about the programs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 28, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. The work was done. [Mr. Mohammad Saidi Kia], the Minister of Roads and Transportation came. He said about the ongoing project of Bafaq-Bandar Abbas railway; I emphasized that it should be done in one stroke. I wanted the Tehran-Chalous road plan to be prepared so that the IRGC

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 27, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. The North Korean military delegation came [headed by Mr. Ejin Oh, Minister of Armed Forces]. They expressed their readiness to give the technique of making advanced weapons; In return, they demanded a loan of oil. He said that the Soviet Union has been supplying about one and a half million tons of oil annually

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 26, 1990

The work was done until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. Mirzadeh, [executive vice president], came for reconstruction works and foreign exchange expenses. Mr. [Mohammed] Ghori, [Minister of Post, Telegraph and Telephone] and [Majid] Molki Tabar, [CEO of the Post Company] came. They gave a report on the performance of the postal company and to prevent

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 23, 1990

I was at home. The time passed by resting and studying contemporary history, as well as meeting with relatives. They informed me from my office that the plane carrying General Najibullah, the President of Afghanistan, which is passing through Iran's airspace, has suffered a technical fault and is requesting permission to land at the airport. I agreed.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 22, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven. By nine o'clock in the morning, the remaining work was done. [Mr. Ali Danesh Monfared], the governor of Fars came. He gave a report on the state of the province. He criticized the conflict between the two currents in the parliament and suggested my trip to Fars. More inspection and supervision of the center on the provinces

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 12, 1990

Iranshahr officials came. They told the situation there and had suggestions for security and development. Imam Juma and [Mr. Hamiduddin Malazahi], the representative of the city, spoke. Mr. [Mirfakhreddin Mousavi] Nene Karan and [Syedfarjullah] Afrazideh, the representatives of the parliament, came; Complaining about radicals

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 18, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. In the news and reports, the important issues were related to the changes in the Soviet Union as well as America's moves to put more pressure on Iraq. Mr. [Masoud Roghani] Zanjani, [Head of the Program and Budget Organization] and [his deputy, Masoud] Nili came and discussed the budget.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 13, 1990

I reached the parliament at half past seven in the morning. [Mr. Lonchar], the Yugoslavian Minister of Foreign Affairs and interim head of the Non-Aligned Movement came. The ways to maintain security and resolve the Persian Gulf crisis were discussed; They have movement. I criticized the weak performance of non-aligned parties in this case and Iraq's aggression against Iran

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 19, 1990

[Mr. Fawzi Al Jassim], the new ambassador of Kuwait, came to present the credentials. I warmed up to him and asked many questions and comforted him. Mr. [Alireza] Moiri, [President's International Adviser] came and has a trip report to Japan and Thailand. Mr. Sirajuddin Mousavi, the former commander of the committee

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 14, 1990

By nine o'clock in the morning, the backlog was completed. Dr. [Mohammed Ali] Najafi, [Minister of Education] came. He complained about the persecution of radicals in the Majlis. In order to speed up the approval of the plan to change the educational system, he asked Mr. [Syed Mohammad] Khatami, [Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance] to support him.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 20, 1990

[Mr. Ozbres Silva], the Minister of Infrastructure of Brazil came. I got explanations about the situation in his country; We have many similarities. We have many opportunities for cooperation. Engineer [Mirhossein] Mousavi, [president's political adviser], who had gone with a group of his like-minded people to investigate the situation in the earthquake affected areas, came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 21, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. A group of Basij members came to the sample offices. I gave a speech for them on the occasion of Basij week; They are still passionate. [Mr. Sirajuddin Kazeruni], Minister of Housing and Urban Development came. Regarding the executive plan to build 500,000 houses in the [first five-year] program, he said that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 17, 1990

After breakfast, I reached my office at half past eight. Dr. Habibi, [first vice president], came for current affairs. Mr. Mohammadreza Beheshti, [son of Martyr Beheshti] came. He negotiated and requested about the construction of the memorial for the martyrs of the 7th of Tir; I said according to the expectations of the families of other martyrs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 22, 1990

Gentlemen [Gholamali] Shahrouki and [Amir] Mir, the representatives of Zabol and Zahedan, came. They criticized the state of the parliament, saying it has become contentless and filled with disputes, quarrels, and factionalism. They sought aid for the development of Zabol and the strengthening of Shia in Sistan and Baluchestan province. Mr. [Morteza] Alviri, [the head

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 3, 1990

I arrived at my office at eight thirty in the morning. I completed some of the pending work by nine thirty. Engineer [Mir-Hossein] Mousavi, [the President's political adviser], came and gave a report on the trip to China. The Prime Minister of China had recommended that the current situation in the region is favorable for Iran and China. He requested

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 8, 1990

I arrived at my office at seven thirty in the morning. Dr. [Abbas] Sheibani came. He requested help for hospital equipment and the construction of the university town. Dr. [Hassan] Habibi came and gave a report on the trip to Syria. [Mr. Abdullah Nouri], the Minister of Interior, and the governors of Gilan and the designated provinces came. From them to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 9, 1990

I was studying at home until ten thirty. We had filming and interviews in the courtyard of the house. I led the Friday prayer at the University of Tehran. At noon, they also filmed us at the meal table with the group of children. In the afternoon, Mr. Alireza Salari [from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs] came and talked about [the Economic Cooperation Organization] ECO,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 1, 1990

At seven o'clock in the morning, we flew to the earthquake-affected areas by helicopter from Manzarieh [camp], located in the north of Tehran. We landed in a village in the north of Qazvin, in the Rudbar part of the city, and the officials of [Gilan] province were there. That village was destroyed and near it, about 80 small houses.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 7, 1990

I did the work until half past nine in the morning. I spent the time of meeting with Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh. He has traveled to the region to address the situation of the earthquake victims in the south. Last night, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.6 on the Richter scale destroyed part of the villages of Darab [in Fars province] and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 6, 1990

[Mr. Hans Blakes], Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency came. Discussions were held about nuclear disarmament and Bushehr power plant. [Mr. Hossein Sadeghi], our ambassador in Kuwait came. He asked for permission to go to Saudi Arabia with the delegation and meet with the Emir of Kuwait. [Mr. Ali Nematullahi], Ambassador

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 5, 1990

My morning prayer and breakfast and my life at home were filmed. I also had a short interview. I went to my office. At nine o'clock in the morning, Mr. [Mohammed] Majdara, the representative of [Babolsar and] Bandpi, came. He expressed his displeasure with the state of the parliament and how to deal with the extremism of some representatives in front of the leadership

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 4, 1990

By nine in the morning, I finished my office work. A group of male and female Basij students came on the occasion of November 4 [Student Day]. They sang the anthem. Mr. [Alireza] Afshar, [Commander of the Basij Resistance Forces], and Dr. [Mohammad Ali] Najafi, [Minister of Education], spoke. I

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 2, 1990

I woke up at five in the morning and did not sleep again. After the morning prayer, a relatively severe earthquake occurred; It had a terrible sound and the doors shook. I received the news of the Farsi section of the BBC radio and the Voice of America radio; They did not have any important content. Mr. [Alireza] Tabesh, [Guilan Governor] came. A report about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 31, 1990

At seven in the morning, we went to the government guest house in Saad Abad. The Ministry of Health had prepared a program for the medical checkup of members of the government board; While everyone was checked, the government board had a meeting that lasted until half past eleven. At noon in my office, the marriage contract of one of my bodyguards

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 30, 1990

Mr. Moghadam, the head of the Tehran sanitation project, came. He gave explanations about the project and requested assistance to start the work. We arranged a travel plan to the earthquake-affected areas. [Mr. Mansour Gharavi], the new Iranian ambassador to Denmark, came for a farewell and consultation. [Mr. Seyyed Shamseddin

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 29, 1990

[Mr. Seyed Hamid Tahayi], the governor of [Semnan], representatives, the Friday prayer leader, and influential figures from Damghan came and sought assistance for the construction of Damghan University as well as for the transfer of water to Semnan and Damghan. Mr. [Hashem Hashemzadeh Harisi], the representative of Tabriz, came along with his child, who has returned after ten years of captivity.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 19, 1990

I was at home. Due to extreme fatigue from last night's dental treatment, I needed to rest. I also spent some time reading the bulletins. In the forenoon, Ahmed's brother came with his family. They discussed preparing the house; I suggested it would be better for them to stay in Sarcheshmeh. In the evening, other relatives came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 28, 1990

[Mr. Mohammad Saidi Kia], the Minister of Roads and Transportation came. He gave the report of the trip to the council and the visits and agreements and said the importance of the Bafaq-Bandar Abbas railway and the need to pay more attention to that project. Mr. [Mortaza] Mohammad Khan, the head of customs came. He gave the report of successes and corrective actions and for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 26, 1990

It rained last night. I was at home. The time was spent resting and studying jurisprudence and interpretation issues. Today in Qom, students and people marched against some radical parliament representatives. Mr. [Mohammed] Yazdi, in the Friday prayer, bitterly criticized the representatives who spoke of Velayat-e-Faqih in the Majlis

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 25, 1990

Mr. [Ahmad] Azri Qomi came. It has several problems. I ordered Dr. [Iraj] Fazel, [Minister of Health]. Political, economic and administrative issues were discussed. Mr. Seyyed Mahmoud Hashemi [Shahrudi], the head of the Supreme Assembly [Islamic Revolution] of Iraq came. proposed that the Iraqi Muslim fighters with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 24, 1990

[Mr. Matara Moisha], Minister of Foreign Affairs of Comoros came. He asked about oil and youth education and civil and cultural support; I promised to help. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for foreign exchange and reconstruction and current affairs. Mr. [Abbas Ali] a lawyer, [head of the affairs handling staff

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 23, 1990

Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi, [head of the Atomic Energy Organization] came. He brought an example of a laser made by the organization and explained it. [Mr. Isa Kalantari], the Minister of Agriculture came and gave a report on the state of agriculture; I told him to take action regarding the establishment of drip and rain irrigation facilities in Zabul; This work is for economy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 21, 1990

Mr. [Ahmed] Janati, [head of the Islamic Propaganda Organization] came. He suggested that the announcement of the ceremony on the 13th of November should be made in advance. Mr. Masih Mohajeri, [president's social advisor] came. He criticized Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri, the country's minister. He expressed concern about the ongoing disputes and about me

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 20, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight. At nine o'clock in the morning, Mr. [Mustafa] Pourmohammadi from the [Ministry] of Information came. He gave an information report and demanded the return of the information buildings that are in the possession of the IRGC and the committee. Then his companions and the revolution prosecutor came. [Reinaldo] Galindopel travel case report

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 18, 1990

Mr. [Javad] Aje, [Cultural Adviser to the President], came for current cultural affairs and issues of students abroad. He suggested that I take action to resolve internal disputes. Mr. [Hossein] Mahloji, [Minister of Mines and Metals] came. He gave the report of the trip to the drawers of Guinea and Zambia

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 27, 1990

By nine o'clock in the morning, I did the work. Mr. [Mohammed Reza] Yazdan Panah, the former CEO of [Omran Organization] of Kish came. He is upset with Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [Executive Vice President] dealing with him. I told him to investigate about Bandar Azad Chabahar and make a proposal. [Mr. Gholamhossein Karbaschi],

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 17, 1990

Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [executive vice president] came. gave a report on the damage caused by the floods in Gilan and Mazandaran; There has been a lot of damage. I told the governorates to help, and he got foreign currency and Riyal credits for the promises of travel to the Central Province. The Government Punishment Commission came. work report

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 16, 1990

The Ghanaian delegation [led by Mr. Kojo Chikata, a member of the Ghana Leadership Council], came to meet and brought the letter of their president. They are asking for help in organizing the conference of the Non-Aligned Movement. This conference is scheduled to be held in Ghana this year. They also demanded a discount on the sale of oil. Chairman

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 15, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven. I did the backlog until nine in the morning. Mr. [Ahmed] Zamanian, the representative of Nahavand, came. After the speech before his order, he explained the story of the conflicts in the Majlis and asked for help. Mr. [Sidjalil] Sidzadeh, representative of Bakhtran [= Kermanshah] came. situation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 11, 1990

Messrs. [Behrooz] Bushehri and [Mohsen] Yahivi, who were recently released from captivity, came. They gave the description of the arrest and the period of captivity. They have been with [Mohammed Javad] fast talkers. During captivity, they spent all this time in a prison in Baghdad; About ten years. I told the Ministry of Oil

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 10, 1990

First of all, I went from home to the army navy headquarters. A military ceremony, a speech and listening to a report and awards were held on the occasion of the end of the fifth rounds of Dafos Nadaja. I visited Daffodil and promised to help complete the headquarters building; It is very big and vast, but unfinished.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 13, 1990

The discomfort of my eyes and face continued; I canceled my work plans and stayed at home. I slept with my eyes closed. I only opened it a few times for ablution, prayer, and lunch. They brought the reports; They read their summaries to me, Efat and Mehdi. To foreign and domestic radio news

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 12, 1990

I used to study for sermons until half past ten in the morning. Mr. [Hossein] Sheikh al-Islam from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed that the president of Sudan wants to come to Iran with a detailed military-economic delegation. I agreed. I gave Friday prayers and sermons at Tehran University. to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 8, 1990

At nine o'clock in the morning in Hosseinieh Jamaran, I voted and interviewed for the Assembly of Experts and the interim assembly. Then I went to Rahbari's house and we went to Hosseiniyyah together to participate in the Eid ceremony [the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)]. I gave a short speech and Ayatollah Khamenei also gave a relatively short speech.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 7, 1990

Dr. [Hadi] Manafi, [Deputy President and Head of the Environmental Protection Organization] and Atka officials [= Army Supply Union] came. regarding the dumping of sewage from the Miandoab sugar factory [belonging to Atka] to the river [Zarine River], which caused the loss of a number of fish, and Atka in the court

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 6, 1990

I did an interview for the election campaign of the Assembly of Experts. I didn't say anything about myself and talked more about participating in the elections. I had a long interview with Le Monde reporter; He came with Mr. Ehsan Naraghi. [Mr. Mohammad Hassan Tolai], the governor of Khuzestan, came. Reconstruction progress report

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 14, 1990

I slept well last night. I feel better today. I canceled today's plan to visit the Standard Institute in Karaj. I canceled other plans today to continue the treatment. I also told Ayatollah Khamenei that the meeting should not be held tonight. Evening to see Mr. [Mahdi]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 9, 1990

The post managers came on the occasion of World Post Day. They reported and I spoke. The deputy minister of information came. He asked about contact with foreign sources and exchange of information with information services of other countries; I partially agreed. The Atomic Energy Council had a meeting. was arranged

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 5, 1990

I was at home. Most of the time was spent resting and studying mainly about contemporary history. Chastity went to Qom. Fati and Azam came. Day and night, the children were here. We did not have any important issues in the reports. Mr. [Abd al-Majid] Maadikhah came for the problems of the History Foundation.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 3, 1990

With last night's rest, I felt good today. Office work was done until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came. He gave the report of the trip to the recently liberated war zones and told about the reconstruction plans. The Sudanese delegation, [headed by Colonel Suleiman Mohammad Suleiman, member of the leadership council]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 1, 1990

At nine o'clock in the morning, we went to the international exhibition in Tehran. Half an hour late, I opened the 16th [trade] exhibition. I visited the heavy industry booths, the German booth, and the agriculture booths; It is better than last years. A short interview was conducted. two o'clock

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 30, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. Mr. [Jalil] Basharti, the head of the underprivileged areas office, came and got permission to allocate machinery credits for several projects. Oman's Minister of Industries came. The development of relations was discussed. Akhvi Mohammad, [the head of the Broadcasting Organization] came and was credited for the needs of the broadcasting organization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 27, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight. I was delayed a bit in traffic. The commander of the army came to Lebanon. He gave a report on the work and the manufacture of weapons and applied for more credits. Lebanese Hezbollah officials came and congratulated the recent victories. Heavy industry managers came. [Mr. Hadi

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 26, 1990

It was reported in the news that the [UN] Security Council has approved another resolution regarding the air embargo on Iraq, and with this resolution, the blockade of Iraq will be complete. Mr. [Hossein] Mahluji, [Minister of Mines and Metals] came. He consulted for a trip to Africa and Russia and gave a report on the work of steel production.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 25, 1990

In the morning, I signed the certificates of appreciation for distinguished professors and students. We went to Tehran University at half past eight. In the opening ceremony of the university academic year. According to my strict order, unlike the previous years, the two ministries of "Culture and Higher Education" and "Health and Treatment" celebrated together. association

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 24, 1990

I went to my office. Due to the presence of Syrian guests in Iran, we did not plan to meet. I did the current work and saw the reports. With the threat of Iraq's two sides, today the price of oil has risen and exceeded forty dollars per barrel; This price is unprecedented in the last ten years. Dr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 4, 1990

Mr. [Syed Hossein] Moussovian, our new ambassador in Germany, came. The current relations with the West and the future relations and the importance of cooperation with Germany were discussed. It was decided to ask them to complete Bushehr nuclear power plant. Mr. [Mohammad Hossein] Tarmi, the Iranian ambassador to China, came. About the previous theory

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 2, 1990

I did my office work until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. Seyyed Mahmoud Marashi and [Abbas Ali] Omid Zanjani, [son and son-in-law of Ayatollah Najafi Marashi] came. They thanked for the assistance in commemorating the death ceremony of the late Ayatollah Najafi Marashi and for the completion and administration of his library.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 29, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. Dr. Hashemi [Golpaigani] came for the order of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution. [Mr. Bijan Namdar Zanganeh], Minister of Energy came. He gave a report about the water supply project to Qatar and asked for permission to enter into negotiations for a contract. I accepted

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 28, 1990

Fazeh has returned from a trip to China. We had breakfast with Yasser. Most of the time was spent resting and studying. At the end of the night, Efat and Fati and their companions arrived from the trip.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 23, 1990

Mr. Hafez Assad, [President of Syria] and his companions went to Khorasan for pilgrimage. First of all, we went to the Imam Sadiq (AS) Conservatory on Ray Street with [Mr. Mohammad Ali Najafi], the Minister of Education. I rang the school bell for the start of the academic year 2018-2019 and for the students

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 21, 1990

I studied for Friday sermons until half past ten. I went to Tehran University. The sermons were long and I got tired. I used the pool this afternoon, even though the water was cold. In the evening, Ahmad Agha came without prior notice and said that he was informed of the decision of the fighting clerics' assembly to fight against

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 20, 1990

Ahmad Agha came before noon. He expressed his concern about the treatment of the Guardian Council towards some of the candidates of the [Assembly] of militant clerics, especially about Mr. [Mahdi] Karroubi, the [Chairman of the Islamic Council] who was invited to the exam and he is determined not to go, and the possibility of conflict and struggle between the two

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 16, 1990

[Mr. Irzhi Hego], the new Czechoslovak ambassador came. He called for the development of economic relations. He spoke about the damages caused by the presence of Russian forces in his country, and he was upset about the unmet demands of his country from the Soviet Union and the decrease in the delivery of Soviet oil and gas to his country, and he spoke a lot about the deterioration of the Soviet economy.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 15, 1990

In the statements of [George Bush], the President of the United States, a kind of backwardness can be seen regarding the issue of the American forces staying in the region, which can be a reaction to the statements of Ayatollah Khamenei. I went to my office. I did the work. Mr. [Syed Mohammad] Khatami, Minister of [Culture and]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 14, 1990

I was at home. Most of the time was spent resting. Faeza was hosting. Efat, Fati, Mehdi and Yaser are on a trip. In the reports, Ayatollah Khamenei's statements about Jihad with America are still of interest. I watered the pool and swam a bit. According to doctors, he swims to relieve back pain

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 22, 1990

I went to my office in the morning. I did the work. We went to Azadi Square to participate in the parade of the armed forces on the occasion of the Holy Defense Week and the victory celebration ceremony. I gave a speech and took over the parade. I returned to my office at ten in the morning. Around noon to welcome [Mr. Hafez Asad], the chairman

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 19, 1990

Mohsen called from Rafsanjan and told Mehdi to go to help continue the recording of Pistachio. We had breakfast with Mehdi and Fereshte. We went to the headquarters of the IRGC for the opening of the IRGC commanders' seminar. After the official military welcome and the reading of the leader's message and the lamentation of the commander [Mr. Mohsen Rezaei]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 18, 1990

At nine o'clock in the morning, Dr. [Mohsen] Nurbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance] came. He gave a report on the economic situation and expressed his satisfaction with the progress of affairs. Mr. [Syed Ali Akbar] Abu Torabi, released from captivity, came with his father and son; I praised his endurance, patience and service during captivity. before

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 17, 1990

Mr. [Alireza] Afshar, [Commander of Basij Resistance Force] and Basij commanders came and asked for more active Basij. Mr. [Sidkamal] Kharazi, [Permanent Representative of Iran to the United Nations] came. He had questions about foreign policy. The Supreme Council of Afghanistan had a meeting. Suggestions

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 13, 1990

The governor of Ilam came. He gave a positive and happy report about the state of the province and the many services and construction works that have been done there; In the past, he was a negotiator. This is probably due to the pressure that the representatives and imam of the province have to replace him, claiming that he is ineffective

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 12, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. Kazemi came from military industries. He talked about the incoherence of Sased's management [= Defense Industries Organization] and the problems of lack of coordination with the General Staff [of the Armed Forces] and sought solutions. [Mr. Abdul Hossein Wahaji], Minister of Commerce came; He is going to Africa. consultation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 11, 1990

I was at home. I had brought a lot of work from the office, which took up most of my time and did not let me rest. Before noon, Mr. Abdallah Nouri, [the country's minister] came and gave a report on the reconstruction of the earthquake-damaged areas; He is satisfied with the progress of the work. He requested and reported to strengthen the standards

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 10, 1990

I worked until half past eight. Meetings started at nine o'clock in the morning as usual. The Council of National Documents came. They asked for more credit and facilities to organize the past documents in the stagnant archives of the country, which have not been organized for decades; I agreed. Mr. [Mohammed] Moezzi, representative

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 6, 1990

At seven in the morning, we flew to Arak by helicopter. At a quarter past eight, we landed next to Arak's Martyrs' Gulzar. After the official welcome and interview and visiting the martyrs' graves, we moved to Imam Juma's house. On the way, people gathered around the streets and expressed their feelings.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 31, 1990

I was at home. The time was spent studying and resting. Mohsen, Azam, Emad and Ali came for lunch. They had prepared food. Mohsen said the situation of Alborz Qom. It was decided to prepare several hectares of pistachios with a drip irrigation system. Mohsen came again at night. In the reports of [Xavier Perez] Decoyar's negotiations,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 9, 1990

[Mr. Kazroni, Karbaschi and Zavarei], the Minister of Housing and Urban Development, the Mayor of Tehran and the head of the Real Estate Registration Organization came. The construction projects that the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development has arranged for the city of Tehran by my order, in order to break the housing crisis, were examined. was arranged

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 8, 1990

A group of the families of the three martyrs came; I spoke for them on the occasion of September 17. The Council of Iraqi Affairs had a meeting. A decision was made about the quality of the work and the issues of the Iraqi opposition. Asr Dr. [Mohsen] Nurbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance] and Dr. Rouhani, [Secretary of the Council

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 7, 1990

The officials of the intelligence and justice departments of the province came first. Some criticized Imam Juma. The families of the martyrs came. I spoke to them. We went to the machine factory. Mr. [Sifullah] Ebrahimi, CEO explained. Then from the many halls of the factory, including the construction of tanks

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 5, 1990

[Mr. Juan Herrera], the sugarcane minister of Cuba came. He said the report on sugarcane production and Cuba's economic conditions. He brought a letter from Mr. Fidel Castro, [Cuban leader]. The Soviets have reduced the oil delivered to Cuba, a problem has arisen for them. They offer to sell sugar and buy oil; the claimant

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 4, 1990

[Mr. Sirajuddin Kazroni], Minister of Housing and Urban Development and his deputies came. They discussed the mass construction of low-cost housing for Tehran, and it was decided to come up with a complete plan in the next meeting. The Islamic World Cooperation Council had a meeting. About relief and cultural action in Africa, by

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 3, 1990

First, I went to the opening of the National Jewelry Museum. Some time ago, because of the war, the jewels were collected and now they are arranged again in the showcases; It is spectacular. They say it is a unique group in the world. In the interview, I thanked and gave a speech to the employees of the Central Bank. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 2, 1990

Mr. Masih Mohajeri came and applied for foreign currency and riyals for the Islamic Republic newspaper. [Mr. Stoll Tenbarak], head of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, came and discussed more assistance to the refugees in Iran. The members of the Central Council of Academic Jihad came and reported

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 1, 1990

Dr. Majid Abbaspour, [President's technical adviser], came and requested the foreign currency needed to buy materials for the chemical, microbial and radioactive defense industry. Discussions were held about the investigation committee on Iraq issues and movements.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 30, 1990

Because the trip was in today's program, they had not left anything. With the cancellation of the trip, I had a less busy day. While having breakfast, the corner of one of my teeth broke. Two or three teeth are already damaged, I didn't have the opportunity to go to the dentist, I took advantage of today's free time and went to the Majles dentist.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 25, 1990

At nine o'clock in the morning, Mr. [Mahdi] Karroubi, [Chairman of the Islamic Council] came. Until half past ten, there was a discussion about the herds that he had from us and the herds that we had from him; He was not satisfied. He stayed and I did my work until noon. We had lunch together and the negotiations continued;

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 29, 1990

We arranged the travel plan to the central province. The reports inform about the strengthening of the political solution for the crisis in the region; Of course, there is a possibility of deceiving Iraq in order to take foreign nationals as hostages and prepare others to attack. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [Executive Vice President] for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 28, 1990

Dr. [Ali Akbar] Velaiti, [Minister of Foreign Affairs] and [Ali] Falahian, [Minister of Information] came. They brought up the differences between the two ministries that have arisen due to overlapping duties. Finally, they agreed with my judgement; It was decided that the number of intelligence agents abroad will not be limited, but with the approval of the minister

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 27, 1990

In the reports, Iraq's willingness to negotiate and a political solution can be seen. The representatives of Ilam came. They are complaining about the governor and want to speed up the reconstruction. [Mr. Aflaton Ziafat], the representative of Zoroastrians in the Majlis, said on the phone that the first Zoroastrian prisoners who returned to Yazd were because of Muslims.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 26, 1990

The deputy ministers came. I talked to them about political, economic and administrative issues. [Mr. Akbar Turkan], Minister of Defense, came for current affairs and military industries. [Mr. Mohammad Hassan Tolai] The governor of Khuzestan came and reported on the reconstruction of war zones and the return of Iranians living in Kuwait.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 24, 1990

I was at home today. I went to the University of Tehran for Friday prayer. Before noon, my time was spent preparing sermons, and in the evening, I spent reading reports. A group of relatives came. At noon, the children were gathered.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 23, 1990

The Persian Gulf crisis is increasing day by day. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh], the oil minister came. He said that the price of oil is still rising and the Algerian OPEC president has asked for a consultation session to be held in Vienna. I accepted He asked about Mr. [Mohammed Javad] Tandgovian, who may be released these days; I said

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 22, 1990

Mr. [Ali] Agha Mohammadi came. He reported that Iraqi Kurdish opponents intend to reconcile with the Iraqi government if possible. He wanted me to explain the current policies to the MPs. A group of martyrs' children came. I spoke to them and because of the feeling of discomfort in them, in the effect

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 21, 1990

Mr. [Mohammed Mohammadi] Ray Shahri, the [Attorney General of the country] came; He is going to Cuba to participate in the crime fighting conference. He had advice for his speech; I gave comments. Mr. [Syed Mansour] Razavi, [Secretary General of the Organization for Administrative and Employment Affairs] came and for the formation of the Supreme Administrative Council, plans and regulations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 20, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. The movement of the freedmen from Mehrabad airport to Imam's shrine was delayed and people were waiting in the streets; It is a huge welcome. Finally, because of the crowd, they could not go through the streets of the route and it caused discomfort to the waiting people. [Mr. Sahibzadeh

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 19, 1990

Iraq and Kuwait crisis has entered a new phase. Iraq has taken hostages of foreign and especially western countries and placed them in sensitive centers. America has fired a warning shot at two Iraqi oil ships. [Mr. Mohammad Nabi Hasanpour], our new ambassador in Gabon, for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 9, 1990

Mr. [Ahmed] Ahmadi, the foreign deputy of the Ministry of Information, came. He spoke about the importance of information for the system and complained about the lack of attention to information and their problems with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Mr. [Abulfazl] Tawakli Bina, [Advisor to the President on trade and trade affairs], came for trade and transportation affairs.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 18, 1990

The Iraqis have officially announced that they have dispersed the residents of foreign countries in sensitive centers that are likely to be the target of an American attack, in order to prevent an attack, and they have also announced this issue to foreign nationals, which has caused strong reactions in the world. This is a step

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 16, 1990

Efat brought fresh pistachios for breakfast. At nine o'clock in the morning, [Mr. Mehdi Moinfar], our new ambassador in Ireland, came to consult and say goodbye and asked to renew the issue of buying meat from Ireland, which was interrupted due to the rumor of Irish cattle being sick. [Mr. Turgut Ozal], Chairman

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 15, 1990

[Mr. Omar C], the Minister of Foreign Affairs of The Gambia came. The formal meeting and talks were usual. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh], the oil minister came. He is satisfied with the price and production of oil; OPEC members are trying to prevent additional production; We ourselves produce an extra amount for possible conditions

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 17, 1990

I was at home. Most of the phone calls were related to the prisoners whose freedom started today. I wrote a text to be read for their welcome. People's feelings are very good; The country is in a state of victory celebration. In the reports, the failure of King Hussein [King of Jordan] to travel to America,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 13, 1990

Mr. [Mohammad Ali] Shahidi, the representative of Mahallat, came. He sought support from Nehaja [= Air Force] for political-ideological purposes and requested that I also visit Mahallat county during my trip to the central province. Mr. [Ghasem Mehrzad] Sedghiani, the representative of Salmas, came. He spoke about the prevalence of smuggling on the Turkish border, where sheep are constantly being

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 12, 1990

The officials of the political ideology department of the army came. I spoke to them; Mr. [Gholamreza] Safaei, [the head of political ideology of the army], asked for work facilities. Newspaper editors and [Mr. Mohammad Hashemi], the head of the broadcasting organization, came. The policies of the regime regarding dealing with Iraq and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 11, 1990

The Persian Gulf crisis is developing. In the morning, Mr. Mirzadeh, [Executive Vice President] came for current affairs, reconstruction and issues related to the Kish Free Zone. Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri, [Interior Minister] came. About the issues of earthquake victims, fighting against social corruption, the plan to integrate forces

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 10, 1990

I was at home. The time was spent studying and resting. Asr Ahmad Agha came. The issues of Kuwait and Iraq were discussed. He said that some have suggested that we build with Iraq; This issue was decided to be discussed in tomorrow's meeting. The issues of Kuwait and Iraq are at the top of reports and news.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 7, 1990

In the morning, the heads of the education regions [Tehran] came; I spoke to them. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came. The issues of the fronts and Iraq's invasion of Kuwait were discussed; They think it is a Soviet plan. Literacy Movement Support Council had a meeting. They reported the performance of the first stage and for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 14, 1990

Iranian students living abroad who have come to visit Iran, came together with the ministers of health and higher education. Mr. Vaezzadeh gave a report on the program of the camps and I also spoke to them. About 20 thousand people are covered, of which about five hundred have come. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 8, 1990

Mr. [Mohsen] Noorbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance], came for economic and political issues. Mr. [Ali] Khorram came. He described the recent negotiations with Barzan [Tikriti] in Geneva. They were upset with our proposal to announce the acceptance of the 1975 treaty of Algeria before traveling to Tehran and suggested

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 6, 1990

In the news, the feeling of intensifying pressure on Iraq is evident. I prepared a part of the draft of Saddam's response letter. Mr. [Sidkamal] Kharazi, [Permanent Representative of Iran to the UN] came. He spoke about foreign policy and requested for schools and mosques in America. [Mr. Ahmad Ali Nazaripour],

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 5, 1990

I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. I read the reports. The situation in Kuwait and Iraq is critical. Dr. Vahid [Dastjardi, head of the Red Crescent Society] and Mrs. Dr. [Shafiqa] Habibi came. They reported the work in the Red Crescent. Mrs. Habibi did not reach the factory [Sopa; medical device manufacturer]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 4, 1990

I reached my office at eight in the morning. It was reported in the news that Iraq has announced that it will start withdrawing from Kuwait from tomorrow. provided that the new government is established and the Sabah family does not return; Almost impossible to suspend. Messrs. [Masoud Roghani] Zanjani, [head of the program organization and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 3, 1990

I was at home. I read the reports about Kuwait until the night; Nothing new has happened. Mr. [Brigadier Mansour] Sattari, [Commander of the Air Force] informed that Iraqi planes are bombing Kuwait's oil centers; The reason is unknown to me. It is stated in the news that the oil terminal

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 1, 1990

Today is Tasua. Hamid Lahoti, [Faeze's wife] came early in the morning. He brought the message of Engineer [Mehdi] Bazargan, [leader of Iran's Freedom Movement], who expressed his concern for Ali Ardalan, who is in prison, [and has a heart problem] and asked for help for his treatment; I said it will help. for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 30, 1990

At nine o'clock in the morning, the managers of the blood transfusion organization came. Dr. [Ahad] Milani Nia, [Head of the Blood Transfusion Organization], gave a report on the establishment of the factory and the needs, and I gave them an encouraging speech. For people who have donated blood more than twenty times, I signed a number of Qurans.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 28, 1990

First, we went to visit Supa factories in Heljard Karaj. They make medical equipment; A group of doctors have invested and produce seven items of disposable and high-use equipment such as gloves and surgical thread; Saving has a high value: by spending

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 25, 1990

I reached my office at eight in the morning. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for the current affairs as well as the issue of literacy and issues related to Azadkish region. Mr. Masih Mohajeri, [president's social advisor] came. They talked about the propaganda policy against the radicals and the counter propaganda

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 22, 1990

At half past eight in the morning, I spoke on the phone with [Mr. Turgut Özal], the President of Türkiye, at his request; He expressed his condolences on the occurrence of the earthquake [Roodbar] and expressed his readiness for any kind of help and said that his foreign minister is coming to Iran; I said that before the trip, action should be taken regarding the movie "Naked Weapons".

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 2, 1990

I got the Farsi program of BBC Radio; He did not inform about Iraq's attack on Kuwait. Voice of America's Farsi program, which started at 6:30 in the morning, after a few minutes of the start of the news, learned about the Iraqi attack and said that we were informed that the Iraqi forces had crossed the border of Kuwait.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 31, 1990

A group of guards came and held a mourning ceremony; I participated in the ceremony. I cried and did not speak. [Mr. Masoud Roghani Zanjani], the head of the Program and Budget Organization and his deputies came. Report on the status of border customs with Türkiye and the need for their development and development and making the secret customs more active

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 29, 1990

[Mr. Dimitrio Driss and Mr. Bado Silva], the ambassadors of Greece and Sri Lanka came to present credentials; It was a formal ceremony. Mr. [Sidkamal] Kharazi, Iran's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, came and gave a work report; He said about the many contributions of Iranians living in America for the earthquake victims.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 27, 1990

Dr. Velayati, [Minister of Foreign Affairs], informed by phone that today Mr. Anis Naqash and his accomplices will be released in France and will come to Iran. I studied for sermons. I performed the Friday prayer at Tehran University. In the evening, the children wanted to throw me in the pool, but they couldn't;

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 24, 1990

I did some work. We had breakfast modestly. Dr. [Iraj] Fazel, [Minister of Health, Treatment and Medical Education] and deputies came. They asked for permission regarding the price of medicine and medical equipment and the use of export currency. Mr. [Syed Mohammad Hossein] Lavasani, to go to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 23, 1990

A group of scholars and preachers came to Tehran. I spoke to them in detail about the government's policies. Mr. [Syed Abbas] Kotsari mentioned the calamity. [Mr. Sirajuddin Kazrouni], Minister of Housing and Urban Development and Engineer [Mohammed Ali] Kamrova, [responsible for the Khorramshahr reconstruction headquarters] came; About Lavasanat region,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 22, 1990

Ms. [Gohar al-Sharia] Dastghib, [Tehran's representative] came and reported on the women's community. I told him not to let conflicts become linear and to govern impartially. Mr. [Muslim] Mirzapour, representative of Rudbar, came. He appealed to speed up the reconstruction. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Natiq Noori, [Tehran's representative] came and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 21, 1990

The managers of welfare organization and social security organization came and reported. I spoke to them. Dr. [Hasan] Rouhani, [Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council] came. They talked about the resolution and peace efforts with Iraq and the issues of the Islamic Council and the elections of the Assembly of Experts. Mr. [Seyd Mehdi] Yatharbi, Imam

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 19, 1990

In the news, the threat of Iraq against Kuwait and the darkening of their relations, the conflicts between Amal and Hezbollah, and the possibility of Palestinian involvement are of interest. A group of girls participating in the "Letter to the Imam" competition, along with their fathers and [responsibles of the Center for Literary Creations] Children's Intellectual Development Center and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 18, 1990

Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came at nine o'clock in the morning. He gave a report on the state of Kish and the reconstruction and development program of Hondurabi Island. [Mr. Ahmad Nikfar], the representative of Euclid [Persia], came with the governor. They requested for the development of the region and the settlement of the nomads and the construction of the silo that is supposed to be built in Abadeh.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 26, 1990

Principals of exceptionally gifted schools came. Mr. [Javad] Ajey, [Cultural Advisor to the President and Head of the Brilliant Talents Organization], gave a report and I spoke; I encouraged them. Mr. [Gudaratullah] Alikhani came; He asked Mr. [Mehdi] Karroubi about the issues

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 20, 1990

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying and using the yard and pool. Fati used to entertain. Efat, Mehdi and Yaser were traveling. I spent some time to revise the draft of the "Key to the Qur'an" collection and write the introduction. At night Dr. Hamid Lahoti, [Faeze's wife] came. From the benefits of the tractor

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 17, 1990

Before noon today, most of the time was spent meeting with the members of the Assembly of Experts. At 8:30 in the morning, Mr. [Abdullah] Shirazi, the Friday imam of Mashhad, came. He gave the report of the trip to the earthquake-hit area and, as usual, had suggestions for reconstruction and improvement; It is a good and simple world. reported

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 16, 1990

I worked in my office until half past eight in the morning. I went to the expert session half an hour late. We had several resolutions by noon. The progress was good. We finished the meeting. Overall it was well organized; We were satisfied. I went to my office. Until five o'clock in the afternoon, the experts had a meeting with the leadership.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 14, 1990

I went to my office at half past seven in the morning. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Adab came and reported about the trip he had with a group of scholars. Mr. [Syed Reza] Zavarai, [Head of the Real Estate and Deeds Registration Organization] came. He gave a report on the work of document registration and asked for more credibility and criticized the radicals

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 13, 1990

I was at home, I had work. In the afternoon, our relatives were our guests. We had lunch outside. In the evening, I watched some children swimming in the swimming pool; In fact, it is a big pond. The city children seemed to me to be braver and more responsible than our children. Each one thinks of clothes and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 12, 1990

I was at home. Most of the time was spent resting and studying jurisprudence. Mr. Hossein Marashi, the governor of Kerman, came from the earthquake affected areas. He gave a report on the work done and had suggestions about temporary and permanent accommodation. The imam of Juma [Rasht] Gilan said about the lack of coordination of Mr. [Sadiq] Ehsan Bakhsh.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 9, 1990

I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. A group of academic Jihad officials of Sharif University of Technology came; They reported the work and asked for confirmation and help. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi, [head of the Atomic Energy Organization], came for nuclear energy affairs. Mr. [Akbar] Turkan, [Defense Minister] came. with headquarters

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 8, 1990

Mr. [Jalil] Basharti, the head of the deprived areas office, came; He had important suggestions. The doctor came immediately. He complained about the radical women in the women's social council because of their lack of work and bad behavior and suggested that Fati go there. I did not accept Mr. Noorbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 7, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven. By nine o'clock in the morning, I did the remaining work from Thursday. Mr. [Hossein] Mahloji, [Minister of Mines and Metals] and the directors of the copper company came. They requested that we increase the price of copper; Currently, we sell 25 Tomans per kilo and because of the cheapness,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 15, 1990

At 7:30 in the morning, the members of the presiding committee of the Assembly of Experts came to my office. The instructions of the expert meeting were examined and a decision was made. At 8:30 a.m., the meeting of experts started in Imam Khomeini's Hosseiniyeh (RA); Some thought that legally we cannot leave the parliament

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 11, 1990

Today is Eid al-Ghadir. I went to my office in the morning. A group of family members and relatives gathered in my office to participate in the marriage ceremony of Mehdi and Fereshta. Fewer people were supposed to come, but many people came from our own family and the bride's and Marashi's family. A group of people went to Ayatollah's house

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 10, 1990

Mr. [Hadi] Nejad Hosseinian, [Minister of Heavy Industries] came. He got permission to change two deputies and gave a report on the production situation and the disturbances of the Islamic labor councils. The representatives of Gilan province came. The situation of the earthquake victims and how to provide damages and solve problems were discussed. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 6, 1990

Today, most of the time was spent resting. I also read a little of the reports that I had brought with me. We stayed for lunch and dinner. The time passed by walking and talking with the children. We arrived home at half past nine at night. It was raining and the weather was good.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 5, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven. At nine o'clock in the morning, a group of female students from Rafsanjan and Tehran Municipality and ladies in charge of women's sports came; I spoke to them in detail. Mr. Javaid [Qorban Oghli], the new ambassador of Iran in Algeria, arrived. Regarding the policy of interaction with the Algerian government and Jinnah

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 4, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Earthquake experts came along with the president of Tehran University and Mr. Mirzadeh and gave explanations for obtaining facilities to strengthen the field of seismology and to carry out safety measures for buildings. I promised to help. From the opportunity to solve the shortage of courses

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 3, 1990

In the morning news, it was reported that hundreds of Mecca pilgrims were killed in the newly constructed tunnel between Mecca and Arafat. By nightfall, it was revealed that the number of casualties had reached 1426 according to Saudi Arabia's official admission. The other news is that the Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union has started working with the decline and weakening of the party. with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 2, 1990

Mr. [Hasan] Al-Hosseini, the representative of Arak, came. He complained to the Director General of Education of Central Province; Recently there have been conflicts in the province. I said that I have given the information to the ministry for processing. Mr. [Ali Asghar] Jaafari [Isfahani = Mortazavi Far], the representative of Lanjan, came. For himself and the region

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 27, 1990

At eight in the morning, I went to visit my office staff; Their place is tight. I visited the exhibition of gifts of Ayatollah Khamenei and myself; Many objects have been collected. I visited the kitchen. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came to report on earthquake issues and current affairs of the country. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 26, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven. I dealt with the affairs of earthquake victims; Things are going well. The state of internal and external aid is very good. Mr. [Hossein] Mahloji, [Minister of Mines and Metals] and the deputies came. They gave a report on the status of Mubarake Steel and the reason for the increase in the cost of the project. about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 1, 1990

Mr. [Syed Ali] Ghayuri and Dr. [Sifullah] Vahid [Dastjardi] came. They reported the actions of the Red Crescent Society and the incomes and needs for the earthquake; They are satisfied with the help. Mr. [Syed Mohammad Ali] Kamrova came. He gave a report on the performance of the designated headquarters in Khorramshahr and on the lack of credit and materials

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 30, 1990

[Mr. Velayati], the Minister of Foreign Affairs, who is to negotiate with the [United Nations] Secretary General and possibly Tariq Aziz, [Iraq's Minister of Foreign Affairs] and a speech at the International Forum [United Nations Economic and Social Forum; Kosuk], was on his way to Geneva, came to consult; on the policy approved by the Supreme Security Council

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 29, 1990

I used to study at home until half past ten in the morning. I went to the University of Tehran for Friday prayer. I delivered the first sermon about the earthquake. I used the swimming pool in the evening. Dr. Mansourian and her husband came. They explained the situation of Iranians in Canada.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 28, 1990

First, we went to visit the graves of the martyrs of the 7th of July and Bloody Friday [Mecca] and visit the Imam's shrine to Behesht Zahra. Messrs. [Syed Hassan] Firouzabadi, [Chief of Staff of the General Command] and [Akbar] Turkan [Minister of Defense] came. Eleven billion tomans, extra budget for army and IRGC expenses

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 25, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. I did the work until half past eight. [Mr. Zanganeh], Minister of Energy, came with Engineer Khajovi. There was talk about Sadd Manjil. It was decided to go to the region with Dr. [Hasan] Ghafourid to check the condition of the Manjil Dam and see if it has been damaged or not. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 24, 1990

I went to my office in the morning. I received a report from the earthquake affected area of Rudbar and Manjil; They have no problem. Mr. [Hadi] Nejad Hosseiniyan, [Minister of Heavy Industries] came. He reported on the production of passenger cars and proposed policies; It was decided to be discussed in the Economic Council. Mr. [Sirajuddin] Kazrouni,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 23, 1990

At eight o'clock in the morning, I went to the Palace of Justice and gave an opening speech at the seminar for the officials of the judiciary. We were delayed for a while due to the breakdown of the sound system. [Mr. Abdul Hamid], the former ambassador of Malaysia, came to say goodbye and offer condolences for the sufferings of the earthquake. [Mr. Hussein

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 18, 1990

I slept a little after the morning prayer. I took notes for the interview. At 6:30 in the morning, I went to the holy shrine to participate in the dusting of the holy shrine. I arrived late at work. They were Mr. Tabasi, [Mohammed Reza] Mahdavi Kony, Dr. Rohani, Ferdowsipour and Bizhani. After visiting, I returned to the headquarters. interview

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 13, 1990

The work was done until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Abdul Hossein] Vahaji, [Minister of Commerce] came. Reported the negotiations with the Indonesian Minister of Commerce; He said that they are interested in trading Super Puma helicopters. I had a meeting with the Indonesian [trade] minister. The negotiations were about the development of relations;

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 21, 1990

Last night around 12:30, there was a strong earthquake that shook the door and window of the house. Not an hour had passed when they informed by phone that its center is in Dillman region in the north of the country. In the morning, they informed that the epicenter of the earthquake is in the cities of Rudbar and Manjil. I gave the necessary orders and Mohsen to the region

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 19, 1990

I went to my office at six in the morning. I did the backlog until ten o'clock. Dr. [Hasan] Habibi came for the current affairs of the country. Because he is the first deputy, in the meeting, many issues related to the work of managers and ministers are discussed; They are responsible for coordination. Mr. [Syed Hasan] Tahari Khorramabadi

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 17, 1990

After the morning prayer, I took a cold shower and slept until six o'clock. Dr. [Hasan] Rouhani [Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council] came during breakfast and asked for permission to transfer the satellite cable to his office. We went to Gulzar Shahada Sabzevar to visit the graves of the martyrs. with helicopters, on the way to Neishabur

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 16, 1990

In foreign radio news, the news of Iran's settlement of disputes with some oil companies was reported as if Iran had given a concession. On the phone with Mr. Aghazadeh [Oil Minister], I told them to tell the news in full that the Americans have dropped their claim. before

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 14, 1990

We went to the airport [Mehrabad] early in the morning to travel to Khorasan and immediately took off. A group of ministers and managers, Efat, Fati, Waldeh, Hamshireh, Mohsen and Yaser were with him. On the way, Timsar [Brigadier Mansour] Sattari, [Army Air Force Commander], about the start of delivery of MiG-29 and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 11, 1990

Mr. [Mohammad Ali] Sharia, representative of Qom, had some questions about the need to pay attention to Mr. Montazeri's issue and administrative reforms. Mr. [Hamiduddin] Malazehi, the representative of Iranshahr, came. He talked about the necessity of establishing a university and controlling the waters of the region and reforming the country's divisions and thanked me for my help.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 20, 1990

Mr. Mirzadeh, [executive vice president], came for current affairs and follow-up on travel, promises and letters. Mr. Seyyed Ahmed Mousavi [from Lebanon] came and brought the letter of the Bishop [Church] of Canterbury. This letter is about the request to renew relations with England and agreeing to the trip of the parliamentary delegation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 15, 1990

We went to the airport at half past six in the morning and flew to Darges by helicopter. They informed that a helicopter that took the bodyguards to Darges yesterday has gone missing on the way back. I was very upset; I said to be investigated. I gave a speech to the people in the sports stadium in Darges city

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 12, 1990

[Mr. Bijan Namdar Zanganeh], Minister of Energy and deputies came; They gave the report of the negotiations about the plans for the construction of the dam on Karun and requested for facilities and credits. [Mr. Hadinejad Hosseinian], Minister of Heavy Industries came. He said the report on the state of production and policies; About hard

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 10, 1990

On the way to my office, I went to the place of the Revolutionary Committees and visited the huge shipments of opium and morphine that were recently taken from smugglers in the West [= Kermanshah] and Urmia. Also, they brought the books and documents of a person named Taqi, on the charge that this person has original documents and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 9, 1990

Mr. [Akbar] Turkan [Minister of Defense] came. They talked about the lack of funds for the armed forces and the purchase of weapons from the Soviet Union and the use of satellite photos purchased from the Soviet Union for comprehensive maps with the current situation and the launch of the purchased planetarium. [Mr. Mohammad Ismail Shushtri], Minister

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 8, 1990

I was at home. the office work that I had brought; i did Mohsen came in the morning and evening. We talked about the purchase and production of construction cement to solve the shortage of consumer cement. It was decided to inspect the construction of the banks of the Aras River. Dr. [Mohammed Ali] Abu Saidi came. About Iran Mehr Hospital

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 7, 1990

I completed the tasks by nine in the morning. Mr. [Seyed Ahmad] Zarehani, [Deputy of Educational Affairs at the Ministry of Education], came. He submitted the report on educational matters and requested support for the budget, cars, and sports equipment. Mr. [Shokrallah] Riazi, [President's representative in the Arms Procurement Commission of the Ministry of Defense]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 6, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven. I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. I had an interview with domestic and foreign journalists that lasted about two hours. They asked about almost all important domestic, regional and international issues. I think the interview was done well. Board members

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 5, 1990

At 8:30 in the morning, I went to the [camp] of Manzarieh and participated in the second seminar of graduates of Tarbiat Modares University. they reported I spoke to them and encouraged them; I promised support for development. Tarbiat Modares University [in 1360], with the aim of training professors and faculty members

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 4, 1990

At nine o'clock in the morning, I went to the shrine of the Imam by helicopter from [camp] Manzarieh [in the north of Tehran]. A large crowd had come to participate in the Imam's [first] anniversary ceremony. The leader gave a speech. Irregularity can be seen in the arrangements; It was claimed that it was because of the intervention of the bodyguards.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 3, 1990

[Mr. Ahmed Hassan], the new ambassador of Syria, came to present his credentials. They talked about the divisive decisions of the Arab Conference and the importance of Syria's role in the fight against Israel. Mr. [Syed Asghar] Qureshi, our new ambassador in Indonesia, came to consult and say goodbye and received good information from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 2, 1990

I participated in the mourning ceremony of the guards for the death of the Imam. Mr. [Sadiq] Khalkhali [representative of Qom] came. From cutting off the amount of 250 thousand Tomans that was given to the Hakimiya School under his administration at the time of Mr. Moulayi's tewalit, and now Mr. Ray Shahri has cut [the twalit of Hazrat Abdulazim Hosni],

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 1, 1990

I was at home. The time was spent resting, studying and watering the backyard garden. Before noon, Mr. [Mohammed Reza] Tausli came. On the occasion of Imam's anniversary, he is going to visit Pakistan. He consulted about possible encounters and negotiations and asked for some currency to help Pakistani students. evening

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 31, 1990

Mr. [Mohammed Hossein] Jehangiri, the representative of Qasr Shirin, came and asked for the affairs of war and reconstruction immigrants. Dr. [Abbas Ali] Zali, [former Minister of Agriculture and representative of Karaj] came. He had notes about agriculture and the problems of Karaj. Mr. [Mohammed Saeed] Taslimi came. About unification of universities

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 30, 1990

I went to my office at eight in the morning. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [executive vice president] came for current affairs. The family of Mr. [Mehrdad] Kokbi, who is imprisoned in England [on charges of setting fire to the Penguin bookstore, the publisher of Salman Rushdie's Satanic Verses], came. I told them if his problem

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 29, 1990

At 4:18 in the morning, I went to Imam Khomeini's Hosseinia. I spoke in detail about economic policies in the gathering of Friday imams across the country. I returned to my office and did the work. Mr. Seyyed [Mohammed Hossein] Fazlullah, [one of the famous Lebanese scholars] came. Regarding the issues of Lebanon and hostages and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 27, 1990

In the morning, I prepared the draft of Saddam's second letter. The families of martyrs and prisoners of Lebanon came; The wife of martyr "Ragheb Harb" read a text. I spoke for them. Mr. [Jalil] Besharti, the head of the deprived areas [presidential] office, came; As usual, he applied for the needs of deprived areas.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 23, 1990

I worked until nine in the morning. Mr. [Masoud] Sadeghi [Azad], the representative of Kalbir and Mr. [Mortaza] Al-Vairi, the representative of Tehran and Mr. [Ishaq] Jahangiri, the representative of Jiroft, came and discussed the issues of their constituencies and political and economic issues. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi, [head of the organization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 24, 1990

After the morning prayer, I worked until eight o'clock. Then I went to Shaheed Shiroudi Stadium and gave a speech to the soldiers on the occasion of the Day of Warriors - Fatah Khorramshahr. I returned to my office. Students, members of Islamic associations from all over the country came. I spoke to them in detail about the country's construction policy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 20, 1990

Efat, along with a few of the wives of martyrs, was heading to Mashhad by car. I recited the travel prayer; she went. At seven thirty in the morning, I arrived at my office. The managers of the Industries of the Foundation of the Oppressed came; I talked to them about the virtue of producing more. Mr. [Mohammad Hassan] Akhtari, our ambassador to Syria, came; about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 28, 1990

I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. Muhammad Ali Ansari, [the head of the organization for editing and publishing the works of Imam (RA)] came. He reported on the progress of Imam Khomeini's mausoleum and talked about the preparations for the anniversary ceremony. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Masoudi Khomeini came. He announced the discovery of a treasure

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 26, 1990

Mr. [Mansour] Razavi, [Vice President and] Secretary General of the Administrative and Employment Affairs Organization came. He gave information about the government organizations of advanced countries and made suggestions for reforming administrative affairs. He pleaded for the lack of material life of the employees and told about his boredom. The era of the Supreme Security Council

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 25, 1990

I used to study fiqh issues at home until half past ten in the morning. Mohsen came and gave an inspection report on the dispute between the Tehran Municipality and the Islamic Propaganda Organization regarding the issuance of building permits and the requirement for leather factories to leave the city limits. for establishment

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 21, 1990

After prayer until eight in the morning, I studied for a lecture at the World Ahl al-Bayt Conference. At half past eight, I went to the Ershad Hosseiniyeh and delivered the opening speech; it was a magnificent session; scholarly and religious figures from inside and outside the country attended. I returned home. At noon, Faezeh from Fati's home

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 22, 1990

I had breakfast with Hajiya Waldeh and the nurses-Fateme and Siddique-. I told Yasser and Mehdi to deliver them and I went to my office. In the reports, the unity of North and South Yemen and the attempt to form a [conference] of Arab leaders in Baghdad, which is facing the opposition of Syria, draws attention. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 19, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. Mr. [Javad] Ajey, [Cultural Advisor to the President] came. He is going to Europe. [Amount of 50,000 dollars] was received for Islamic students abroad. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for current affairs and reconstruction. From the weakness of his own position in front of the ministers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 18, 1990

I was at home. I spent my time resting, studying and watering the garden in the yard. The children were guests outside the city for lunch; I ate alone. Mohsen, [head of the presidential inspection office] came. gave a report on the case of the manager of Pars Aluminum Factory; has been accused of abuse; Mohsen's opinion

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 16, 1990

I went to my office at half past seven in the morning. The duty officer was not on duty and the meeting of the ladies with Mrs. Bhutto was disrupted. I told him to change his place of service and I questioned Mr. [Syed Mohammad] Mirmohammadi, [Head of the President's Office] about the lack of proper arrangement of the women's meeting schedule; finally done

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 15, 1990

Mr. [Mohammed Hossein] Mashaykhi, [Head of the Government Punishment Organization] came. He gave a report on government punishments and asked about its future. Mr. [Syed Mohammad Hasan] Tolayi, [Governor of Khuzestan] came. He gave a report on the reconstruction of Khuzestan and asked for the good implementation of the works. The meeting of Friday imams and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 14, 1990

I arrived at the presidential office at half past seven in the morning. Until nine o'clock in the morning, I did the remaining work from yesterday. Mr. [Ataullah] Fazaeli, Samir's representative, came; As usual, he criticized all of Samiram's affairs and presented a plan for general reforms. Mr. [Noorullah] Abadi,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 13, 1990

I woke up at half past four in the morning. I listened to the news until seven o'clock. I went to my office. Last night and yesterday evening, in Tehran, we had a storm with a speed of 130 kilometers per hour and rain; Many trees are broken. At nine o'clock in the morning, the North Korean delegation came. They demanded the delivery of oil; Recently

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 11, 1990

I was at home. The time passed to rest and study jurisprudence and history. At noon, the children came. Mehdi has gone to Kish to investigate and report the situation. Fati and Mohsen consulted about the house. Mr. [Abd al-Majid] Maadikhah came for the affairs of the History Foundation. Hajiya and his parents came. They are bad

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 10, 1990

A group of MPs came as independents. They said things about problems and deficiencies and had criticisms about differences and lack of coordination and weaknesses; I gave explanations. They had many referrals. Immediately in the meeting of Islamic Azad University officials

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 9, 1990

After prayer, I worked until nine o'clock at night. [Mr. Wan Li], Chairman of the Chinese People's Congress came to meet. The negotiations were friendly; He is very old and weak. He was a little worried about the future events of China following the developments of Marxism. Mr. [Bijan Namdar] Zanganeh, [Minister of Energy] came. About a little water from the Lar dam in front of it

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 17, 1990

I got up at half past six in the morning. The fever had stopped and I was fine. Dr. Manafi came; He brought strengthening medicine and took blood and urine for testing. Because fever and chills have been occurring for two or three weeks, it needs more tests and investigations. Engineer [Mohammed] Gharehi, [Minister of Post, Telegraph and Telephone]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 12, 1990

I got fever and chills in the middle of the night. In the morning, I took painkillers with breakfast. I went to my office. [Mr. Aghazadeh], the oil minister came. He gave a report on the status of oil sales, which is good. The news of the Japanese proposal for [Southern] Pars gas and the memorandum of understanding with the [oil company] Total of France, for the collection of gas

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 8, 1990

Mr. [Ali Akbar] Natiq Nouri, [Ali] Youssef Pour, [Syed Hashem] Bani Hashemi and Mrs. [Maryam] Behrouzi [representatives of the right wing of the parliament] came. They explained the situation in the parliament and said that they want to criticize the actions of some ministers. About the plan to support Palestine and the line disputes

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 6, 1990

I got to my office at 8:30. At nine o'clock in the morning, [Mr. Shamshad Ahmad Khan], the new Pakistani ambassador, came to present the credentials; I got hot. In the case of Afghanistan, I said it was good that elections were held in such a way that all people participated and women voted; Sunni groups agree to vote

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 5, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight. After the work was done, [Mr. Akbar Turkan], the Minister of Defense came and gave a report on the missile, ammunition, airplane and cannon industries. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh], the oil minister came. He gave the report of the OPEC session and gave my letter to the Iraqi oil minister, and from [Mr. Hisham

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 4, 1990

At 6:30 in the morning, we went to the Letian Dam with Eft and the bodyguards; It is a good place to rest. It has remained since the Shah's regime. Fati, Faezeh, Mohsen and the children also came later. Most of the time was spent resting and studying. We also had some boat rides and watched the football game of the security guards. dinner

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 3, 1990

After the prayer, the office work was done until nine o'clock in the morning. Chastity and immorality also came. Exemplary teachers and a group of students from Shahid Motahari schools came [on the occasion of Teacher's Day]. I spoke to them in detail and attacked America for its irresponsible handling of the hostage issue. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 30, 1990

A group of workers came on the occasion of [May 1], Workers' Day. I spoke to them. Dr. Velayati, [Minister of Foreign Affairs] came. He gave a travel report and talked about his differences with the Ministry of Information and issues related to helping to release the hostages. Mr. [Syed Mohammad] Khatami, [Minister of Culture and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 29, 1990

Mr. Masih Mohajeri, [president's social adviser and director of the newspaper Jumohri-e-Islami] came. Reported the trip to Sri Lanka. He proposed to develop economic relations with this country by selling buses and buying tea. About his article against Mr. [Attaullah] Mahajrani [legal assistant and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 28, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven; Like in the days of Ramadan, I was not in a bad mood due to lack of sleep. The work was done until nine o'clock in the morning. The members of the central council of the literacy movement came. They gave a report on the preparations for the implementation of the strike plan and asked me to somehow accept the compulsion in literacy.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 7, 1990

At half past seven in the morning, I went to the place of international exhibitions to open the third Tehran International Book Fair. I visited Persian, Latin and Arabic book stalls for two hours; Publishers participation is good. Some of the booths were giving away books; I didn't want to take money without paying.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 2, 1990

I went to my office in the morning. Until half past nine, I was correcting the text of the answer to Saddam's letter; I sent to Ayatollah Khamenei to comment. [Mr. Ali Fallahian], Minister of Information came. His deputy, Mr. [Alireza] Akbarian, attempted to arrest Abu Khaled [the author of Saddam and Yasir Arafat's letter].

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 1, 1990

Mr. [Attaullah] Mahajrani, [Legal and Parliamentary Deputy of the President] came. He complained about the attacks of the opponents of his article and asked for permission to answer. I gave an interesting page of the Quran for them to research and examine. Dr. [Abdullah] Jasbi, [President of Azad Islamic University] came. for many

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 27, 1990

Today was the first of Shawwal, Eid al-Fitr. To participate in the Eid prayer, I went to the mosque in Tehran early in the morning. Many were happy. I went for the first time because of the Imamate of the Leader, but Mr. Khamenei considered this action worthy of further investigation due to security considerations. caution

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 26, 1990

By nine thirty in the morning, the work was done. Mr. [Syed Hossein] Mousaviyan came from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He said that the Swiss ambassador - the protector of American interests - has come and brought a message from [George] Bush, the American president. In this message, he specifically asked for our help in freeing [Robert] Paul Hill, the American hostage

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 25, 1990

Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [executive vice president] came. He gave the reconstruction report and the current works were discussed. Mr. [Mohsen] Daagu, [President's representative in the Broadcasting Policy Council] came. He said the actions of the Supreme Council of Radio and Television Policymaking and how to coordinate with the CEO of the organization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 24, 1990

[Mr. Hamid Haji Abdul Wahab], the governor of Kurdistan came. gave a report on the state of the province; He complained about the controversial positions of some MPs and Veli Faqih. He had brought a large number of demand letters for various facilities. Mr. [Mohsen] came accordingly. Suggestions for correction

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 22, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq Dost, [Chairman of the Mustafafan and Veterans Foundation] came. He gave a report on the foundation's performance and obtained permission for the import of 200,000 tons of steel with free currency. Mr. [Goders] Iftikhar Jahrami, [Head of the Office of International Legal Services of the Presidency

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 21, 1990

Before noon, I visited Mahab Quds consulting engineering company. Managers gave explanations about works, plans, facilities and manpower. I spoke in the company of employees. Asr [Mr. Habibollah Askar-Avaladi and Seyedreza Neiri], the directors of the [Imam Khomeini] Relief Committee and the officials of the organization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 20, 1990

Today is the last Friday of Ramadan and Holy Day. I slept after dawn until eight o'clock in the morning. I was studying for sermons until half past ten. I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. People's participation in the World Quds Day ceremony was impressive. In the evening, I walked in the yard. The wall of the house

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 13, 1990

I was at home today. Before noon, it was time to rest and study. In the afternoon, Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Hadi and [Mustafa] Fumani [Hairi] came. They reported the negotiations with Saudi Arabia in Geneva, which have not reached a conclusion. It was decided to continue if the other party welcomes it.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 1, 1990

Last night and today good rain fell. I went to my office at eight thirty in the morning. Today [on the occasion of Islamic Republic Day] is an official holiday. Mr. [Ali Mohammad] Basharati, [Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs], came from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and brought fifty thousand dollars as a gift for reconstruction programs; one of the southern sheikhs.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 25, 1990

At half past eight in the morning, we landed at Jask military airport with an official welcome. Negotiations were conducted with people's representatives. I accepted the people's request for water and electricity and the commitment of the budget and the order to the governor to transfer water and supply electricity. We flew to Beshagard by helicopter. from the mountain

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 23, 1990

Members of the Parliament's Industries and Mines Commission came. They talked about industrial exports, half-finished projects under implementation, industrial management in Iran and strengthening domestic manufacturing. Mr. [Mustafa] Mouzanzadeh, the representative of Kerman, came; In order to justify the radicals and their loyalty to the government and the system and the necessity of the former

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 19, 1990

Mr. [Mahmoud] Boroujerdi, the Imam's son-in-law, came. He reported on his trip to Paris and signing a contract with a French institute to prepare an atlas of Iran, and also gave a report on the actions of the research center. The members of the Central Council of the Iran Calligraphers Association came. They reported the work and told the needs and examples

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 18, 1990

[Executive Vice President] Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came. He gave a report on the follow-up of travel appointments to the southern provinces and we had discussions about current affairs and plans. Mr. [Jalil] Besharti, [Head of the Office of Underprivileged Areas of the Presidency] came and talked about the programs of underprivileged areas.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 17, 1990

I was at home. Most of the time was spent resting and reading some reports. The wall of the house is damaged, so the yard cannot be used. I read the letter of [Mohammed] Najib [Allah], the president of Afghanistan, who has sent and requested the national reconciliation plan. Start in reports

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 16, 1990

I reached my office around eight o'clock. I did things until nine in the morning and then had meetings until noon. [Mr. Jassem Jaderi], the representative of Sosangerd, came. He is worried about the Jihad plan for the revival of North Abadan and Khorramshahr, that non-Arab forces will go to the region. Mr. [Rasoul] Sadighi,

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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 15, 1990

Mr. [Ali Akbar] Adab came and received a remittance of fifty cars for the secretariat of Friday imams [throughout the country] through the leadership office. Mr. [Azizullah] Aladdini, [Director of Kehrizak Asylum] came. He gave a description of his charitable services and future plans and asked for support from the center

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 10, 1990

I did not fast because of boredom. I reached my office at half past nine in the morning. Backlogs have been completed. Mr. Fakhreddin Hejazi, [Tehran's representative in the parliament] came. He reported on his trip to the East and said that the Muslims of the region are strongly in favor of the Iranian revolution. He demanded the support of Islamic movements

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 9, 1990

At night, I slept uncomfortably because of fever and fatigue. I did not fast; I have to take medicine. I drank milk for breakfast. We canceled the meetings. I rested until eleven in the morning. I did the work. In the evening, the Economic Council had a meeting. About the purchase of basic goods and the price of Mazda vans and a few issues

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 7, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. I did the work until half past nine. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi, [head of the Atomic Energy Organization] came. He reported about the start-up of two small reactors in Isfahan, of the blue and graphite type that we got from China, and asked for the speed of the works.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 14, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Abd al-Hossein] Vahaji, [Minister of Commerce], came to report on commercial affairs. Mr. [Seydmansour] Razavi, [Secretary General of the Administrative and Employment Organization of the country], to report the results of the investigation commission on the separation of duties of the Ministries of Jihad, Energy and Agriculture

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 12, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. I did not sleep after dawn; I was bored Until half past nine, the remaining work of yesterday was done. Mr. [Hossein] Mahluji came. gave the report of the trip to Italy; It didn't have anything new, except for the insistence of Mr. [Giulio] Andre Otti, the Prime Minister of Italy, for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 11, 1990

I ate suhoor, hoping to be able to fast; I still take medicine to relieve boredom. I reached my office at half past nine in the morning. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [Executive Vice President], gave a financial report [of the Civil Engineering Organization] of Kish and the status of Qeshm Island; He saw Qeshm as prone to important industries

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 8, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Mohsen] Noorbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance] came. He spoke about currency policy and economic issues and said about the necessity of political measures to facilitate the sale of oil. Currently, we have a kind of boycott and restriction that we cannot do

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 6, 1990

We woke up in the morning, I had not set the alarm clock. Together with Mehdi and Yaser, we hurriedly had a short breakfast. I studied for Friday sermons until half past ten in the morning. I performed the Friday prayer at Tehran University and explained the literacy program.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 5, 1990

I read the reports until half past nine in the morning; I did not have an important problem. Mr. [Hadi] Nejad Hosseinian, [Minister of Heavy Industries] came. He gave the report of his trip to Sweden and said that the Swedes are willing to cooperate with Iran and sign a memorandum of understanding on industrial and commercial cooperation. about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 4, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight. At half past nine, Mr. [Hossein] Mozafar, the deposed Director General of Education, came to Tehran; He defended himself and called the accusations of factionalism, bandism and opposition to the leadership baseless and complained about the many dismissals and installation of education. Mr. [Abbas] Imam Juma,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 30, 1990

I was at home. Ali and Muhammad - the brothers - came. They had lingered outside the house for a while. Mohammad is a medical student. He talked about the lack of students in terms of welfare and had a question about the quality of the combination between the will of God and the will of man, which I explained. Mr. [Abd al-Majid] Maadikhah's time,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 26, 1990

In the morning after writing my diary, I listened to the radio news. It is the height of tension between the Soviet Union and the Republic of Lithuania. The centers of the Communist Party in Lithuania are occupied by the Soviets; Centrally, they want the independence of Lithuania. Have breakfast with your companions in the courtyard of one of the employees

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 3, 1990

I arrived at my office at 8:30 in the morning. Until 9:30, I read the reports. I talked with [Mr. Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh], the Minister of Industries, about the activities of the industries and their supply. [Colonel Reza Nik Nejad], the Chief of Police [of the entire country], came. He gave the work report of the police for the year 1368 and the needs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 2, 1990

I was at home. Most of the time it rains softly; It will probably create a problem for those who decide to go to Thirzad Badr. Dr. Velayati [Minister of Foreign Affairs] received permission over the phone to cancel visas with East Germany. Mr. [Mohsen] Karaati, a phone call about the implementation problem

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 31, 1990

I was at home. Most of the time was spent resting and doing current work and reading reports. Mohsen came from a trip to Rafsanjan. There was some discussion about the affairs there and the industries of Rafsanjan Industrial Complex and the current situation.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 29, 1990

I woke up at half past seven in the morning. In foreign reports, the discovery of a gang smuggling nuclear bomb fuses to Iraq in London is at the top of the news. I arrived at the office. Mr. [Hossein] Mahluji, [Minister of Mines and Metals] came; He is going to Italy. He consulted for the discussed topics. I told him to emphasize the delivery

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 28, 1990

Today is the first month of Ramadan. At half past three in the morning, I woke up with the alarm clock for suhoor. Yasser and I are fasting. After the prayer, I slept until eight o'clock in the morning. I went to my office. Mr. [Abulfazl] Tawakli [Bina] and Dr. Qazi came to congratulate Eid. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi, [President

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 27, 1990

I was at home. Most of the time was spent resting, studying and doing the work they brought from the office. Mr. Sheikh Mohammad Hashemian came. About the returned endowments in Rafsanjan and the situation in the region, as well as the dispatch of successive inspectors to investigate the issues of sheikhiyah endowments that were recently

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 24, 1990

After the morning prayer and getting the news of the day, the most important of which is the growing tension in Soviet-Lithuanian relations and, as a result, in West-East relations, we went to Jazira airport and took the Shahin [aircraft] to Bandar Chabahar [in Sistan and Baluchistan province]. A group of accompanying women also came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 19, 1990

I did the work and thought and took notes for the Nowruz message. At nine o'clock in the morning, the message of Nowruzim was recorded on radio and television. Dr. [Goders] Iftikhar Jahormi [Iranian representative at the Hague Tribunal] came. Reported the work of The Hague. Regarding small claims, they have reached an understanding with the Americans that a

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 15, 1990

I did things until nine o'clock in the morning. The principals of the schools came as witnesses and reported on the work. I spoke to them and encouraged them. Mr. [Abulfazl] Sohari, the head of the Social Security Organization, came and gave a performance report. He said that they have 120 billion Tomans in stock, of which 60 billion Tomans are in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 23, 1990

I woke up at half past five in the morning. I received news from the Farsi section of Voice of America () and England (). The most important issue in the world is the Russians and Lithuanian issues. I walked a little on the beach. I ate breakfast. [Ms. Khadija Tsaghfi], the Imam's wife, and the female companions came; I greeted for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 22, 1990

After morning prayer, listening to the news, exercising and having breakfast, we left for Mehrabad airport. At quarter past eight, we flew to Kish with the bodyguards, Dr. [Hassan] Rouhani, [Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council] and Imam's wife, daughter, daughter-in-law, Eft and children. Arrived on the island at half past nine in the morning

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 21, 1990

It was half an hour after midnight when we watched the program of the New Year ceremony on TV and fell asleep. After the morning prayer, I went to Imam's shrine by helicopter and visited the Imam's shrine inside the shrine. It was a good gathering of people; They expressed their feelings passionately. Tombs of the seventh martyrs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 20, 1990

It snowed heavily last night. I was at home. Most of the time was spent resting and studying. Mr. Mirzadeh asked permission to donate 10 million tomans to Dezful Hospital. Mr. Dr. Velayati complained to the Ministry of Information that one of the agents of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs who was abroad with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 18, 1990

Early in the morning, we went to the IRGC headquarters in Qasr Firuzeh to participate in the graduation ceremony. I spoke to them and the parade was held. I came to my office. A group of security forces came. I spoke to them and encouraged them. Two spinal amputation veterans

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 17, 1990

It snowed a lot last night. Due to the snow, the plan we had to participate in the graduation ceremony of the Corps in the barracks was canceled. I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. The work was done by ten o'clock. I visited the red palace near my office which is under renovation.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 16, 1990

I stayed at home. It rained and turned into snow at night. Yaser described the trip of the group that went to Malaysia to open the flight line. Mr. Ahmad came. He recommended that we pay more attention to the consolidation of unity. They asked for an appointment that was delayed. About current issues

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 14, 1990

A group of Qom Basiji fighters and a group of members of the Islamic student community came. The son of martyr [Syedgholamreza] Saeedi spoke from the first group and a student from the second group. I also spoke for them. The head of Japan's economic delegation came. Seventy commercial companies are industrial and for study

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 9, 1990

Radio America reported a strange news. The White House officially announced that George Bush tried to talk to me on the phone a month ago, but was unsuccessful. It turns out that it is someone else's side and they have abandoned him. Although I don't know at all, they haven't said anything during this time either. with Ayatollah

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 8, 1990

I studied until nine o'clock. I did the work. The managers of the program and budget organization came. Mr. [Masoud Roghani] Zanjani gave a work report and I spoke in detail. Mr. [Sidreza] Zavarei [Head of the Real Estate and Deeds Registration Organization] came. He applied for the registration budget and the car for registration

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 13, 1990

I was at home. I spent time resting and reading reports. In the reports, the issue of Gorbachev's opposition to Lithuania's independence is important and can be the source of serious problems; Although if he agreed, it could be the source of important events in the Soviet Union. Abolition of the monopoly of the Communist Party

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 12, 1990

The IRGC commanders came and told about their lack of funds. Mr. [Abdul Hossein] Wahaji came. They talked about the Ministry of Commerce and commercial policies. The directors of the Ministry of Commerce came. I spoke to them in detail and told them the policies. Mr. [Sheikh Abulhasan] Shirazi, Friday imam of Mashhad

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 11, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Gendarmerie commanders came. I spoke to them. Mr. [Mohammad Reza] Qoli, one of our fellow prisoners, came during the Taghut period. He is from Aligudarz. He had a dispute with the representative there and was removed from the responsibility of the head of the city's education department;

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 10, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. After completing the works, the meeting of the general assembly of gas companies was held. To carry out the approved projects, they have a budget deficit. It was decided to take it from the bank this year and compensate for the total five-year program by raising the price of gas; It was finally approved.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 7, 1990

Mrs. Shahid Beheshti came and talked about the shortcomings and needs of life and requested that Shahid Beheshti's speeches be broadcast more. He is worried about his son Alireza, who is studying in England. The board of trustees of the university witnessed the meeting. Its center was decided to be next to the shrine of the Imam. Decisions about reform

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 6, 1990

Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for the current affairs of the country. The General Assembly of Petrochemical [Company] had a meeting. We approved the 2019 program. In the evening, the Expediency Council had a meeting. Several articles of the labor law, which were disputed by the Guardian Council and the Parliament, were approved with amendments. Mr. [Mohammad Reza] Tavasli [office manager

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 5, 1990

I arrived at the headquarters at half past seven in the morning. I did things until nine o'clock in the morning. The officials of the Imam Relief Committee came and reported. I spoke to them. Dr. [Mohammed Karim] Shahrazad, representative of Isfahan, came. He criticized the performance of the Atomic Energy Organization and suggested cooperation between industries and universities

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 4, 1990

I worked until nine in the morning. The commanders of the Nazaja [army ground force] came. Timsar Hosni Saadi reported and I spoke to them in detail. Mr. [Sydmansour] Razavi came. He talked about the administrative issues of the country and the National Document Center, as well as about the management of the jump. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 3, 1990

At nine in the morning, the managers of national industries came. Mr. [Mohammadreza] Nematzadeh reported and I spoke for them and encouraged more production and mentioned the economic policy. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for the current affairs of the country. The issue of flood, currency, reconstruction, etc. was raised. Mr. [Syed Hossein]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 1, 1990

I did things until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Mohammed Hassan] Nabavi, the representative of Bushehr, came and requested for the construction works of the province. Timsar [Mustafa] Turabi gave a report on the situation of Sahfaja [Army Protection and Intelligence Organization] and the needs. Ministers of Industry, Commerce, Economy and the Governor of the Central Bank

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 2, 1990

At half past eight in the morning, I went to visit the veterans at the Imam Khomeini nursing home. There were about 60 people and all of them had spinal amputation. I negotiated with them for about five hours. I talked and greeted all of them and listened to their wishes and opinions. Idealistic desires and welfare needs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 28, 1990

The special envoy of the President of Nigeria came and brought his letter. In a private message, he stated that Nigeria considers Iran to be the front line of defending Islam and praises our resistance and is ready for any kind of cooperation, but in Nigeria because of the strong Christian minority of 40% and Western influence.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 27, 1990

Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Najafi, Minister of Education, came home. Together, we went to Shiroudi Stadium to participate in the meeting of educational coaches. The gathering was magnificent. I spoke to them in detail. They had good feelings. I reached the office at half past ten in the morning. Mr. [Ali] Yunsi, Public Prosecutor

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 26, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. [Mr. Mike Moore] Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade of New Zealand came. He talked about the development of relations and asked for my opinion about developments in the East and relations with the West. [Mr. Mahmoud Hojjati] Governor of Sistan and Baluchistan and [Mr. Abdullah Nouri] Minister of Interior

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 25, 1990

At nine o'clock in the morning, Mr. [Gholamreza] Faruzesh [Minister of Construction Jihad] came and appealed to Jihad to provide a part of water affairs and improve villages and rural industries. Mr. [Bijan Namdar] Zanganeh [Minister of Energy] came and, on the contrary, demanded that water affairs should not be handed over to Jihad. He is about Rial credits

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 24, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven. I did the backlog until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Akbar] Turkan [Minister of Defense] and [Masoud Roghani] Zanjani [Head of Program and Budget Organization] came. They disagreed about the defense appropriations; They reached an understanding. Mr. [Abdul Hossein] Wahaji for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 23, 1990

I was at home. I spent my time resting and studying. In the evening, I went to Hosseiniyeh Irshad for the opening ceremony of the [7th edition] of the [international] Qur'an memorization and recitation competition. Mr. [Raghib Mustafa] Gholush, an Egyptian reciter of the Qur'an, recited the Qur'an and recited it very well. I spoke in detail. It was a good meeting. home to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 22, 1990

Dr. Velayati came at half past eight in the morning. He explained the result of his negotiations with the Foreign Minister of Oman. The positive point is that Saddam told him that he is not adamant about claiming ownership of Shatt al-Arab and may leave the matter stagnant until the right time and focus more on direct negotiations to gain confidence.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 21, 1990

I did things until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Saeed] Rajaei Khorasani [Chairman of the Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee] came. He had various articles about foreign policy and economic and political affairs. Mr. [Sidabolfazl] Mousavi Tabrizi, head of the Court of Administrative Justice, about the need to cancel the Ministry of Science's circular

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 20, 1990

A group of [officials of the organization] of security and intelligence came. I spoke for them. [Mr. Hossein Kamali] Minister of Labor and Social Affairs came. He said his comments about the labor law; not bad It is acceptable to some extent. with a group of ministers to present the 1969 budget bill to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 19, 1990

After the prayer, I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. Dr. [Abbas] Shaibani came. He gave remarks about the parliament and the government. Mr. Aslam Baig, Chief of the [Joint] Staff of the Pakistan Army and the commanders of the IRGC came. We warmed up with him. They have announced their readiness for extensive military cooperation. Worried about war with India

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 18, 1990

Mohsen came. They talked about national issues. In the special inspection, good materials are prepared. [Abdullah Nouri and Gholamhossein Karbaschi] Minister of Interior and Mayor of Tehran came. The issues of traffic, environment, housing and other problems of Tehran were raised and investigated. They wanted more financial resources. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 17, 1990

I reached my office at 7:30 in the morning and did the backlog until 9:00. [Mr Fenika Mulbukita] the Speaker of the Zambian Parliament came. He brought a letter from President Kenneth Kaunda. The talks were about the African continent and cooperation. [Mr. Juan Antonio] Samaranesh [Sheikh Fahad] Chairman

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 16, 1990

I worked at home preparing sermons until half past ten in the morning. I went to university to offer Friday prayers. Dr. Velayati requested on the phone that I invite [Nelson] Mandela, the black leader of South Africa, who was recently released from prison, and Sam Njuma, who became the president of Namibia.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 15, 1990

I did things until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Mohammed] Faraji, our new ambassador in Ghana, came and talked about the actions that we can do in Africa, especially in Ghana, such as construction, cultural, commercial, etc., and the favorable conditions there and our competitors. Promise to support this policy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 14, 1990

In the reports, the issue of the beginning of the uprising in Soviet Tajikistan is important. Mr. [Goders] Iftikhar Jahormi came. He reported the outcome of the Hague negotiations and the attitude of the Americans regarding the release of their hostages without giving concessions. [Mr. Mohammad Saidi Kia] Minister of Roads and Transport came. To buy 12 planes

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 13, 1990

I studied until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Abulfazl] Tawakuli Bina came and presented information about guilds. [Mr. Hossein Kamali] Minister of Labor and exemplary workers came. They reported and I also spoke. Mr. Seyyed Fazlullah came. The issues of Lebanon and Arab countries were discussed. of the consequences

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 12, 1990

I reached my office at eight in the morning. I did the work. Mr. [Mansour] Sattari, the commander of Nahaja [Army Air Force] came. He gave a report on the status of the force and the provision of repair needs and the progress of the project and requested for the import of the needs. Dr. Hashemi [Golpayegani] for the council program

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 11, 1990

I was at home until ten in the morning. We went to Azadi Square by car. Efat and Mahdi also came with me. I gave a speech at the rally. The gathering was magnificent. Journalists estimate the number of participants in the march to be around five million people in Tehran, but I think this is an exaggeration.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 10, 1990

I was at home. it is snowing This year, the rainfall is good in most parts of the country. I had brought the work from the office. I did some and rested some. Asr Mohsen came. Special inspection report on disputes between Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Heavy Industries and Ministry of Commerce

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 9, 1990

I went to the [Mehrabad] airport at a quarter to eight. We flew to Kangan. Mr. [Gholamreza] Aghazadeh, [Mohsen] Nourbakhsh, [Akbar] Turkan, [Abdul Hossein] Wahaji and [Ali] Shamkhani and... were with me. At a quarter to ten, we entered the Kangan airport. By helicopter from the air

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 8, 1990

At half past eight in the morning, we went to Esteghlal Sobh hotel to participate in the third Khwarazmi festival. I gave awards to innovators and inventors and gave a speech. From there, I went to the place where martyred homeless children are kept in Niavaran. They had plans. I pampered the children and gave them gifts

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 6, 1990

I reached my office around nine in the morning. I had breakfast at Shalgham's house, which Mr. Jalal brought from Nain. Mr. Mehdi Tajer came with Mr. [Ali] Shams Ardakani and explained about the plan to revive Qeshm Island as a free port. Yasser came and asked for permission to set off

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 5, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. I read the reports. Mr. Emami Kashani and a group of his colleagues who have formed a group to support backward children came. They demanded the formulation of a comprehensive law for an organization for this purpose, under the supervision of the president; I said

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 4, 1990

Mr. [Sidhamayoun] Amir Khalili, our new ambassador who is going to Bulgaria, came to say goodbye and consult and asked for permission to develop relations. I told them to work on the construction of a gas pipeline through Türkiye to Europe. Mr. Masih Mohajeri came. About the loan for the construction of a newspaper printing house

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 3, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. it is snowing Mr. [Mohammed] Fallah came. He told his records and demanded more attention to the information protection organization of the police forces. Mr. [Mustafa] Pourmohammadi came from the Ministry of Information. He gave a security report and talked about the issues of Soviet Azerbaijan

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 2, 1990

I was at home. it is snowing I had no important work. Most of the time was spent resting and studying and a little reading reports. The children came and the night was quiet. In the reports, the uprising of the Asian Muslim people of Kosovo in Yugoslavia and Kashmir issues and the subsidence of emotions in Azerbaijan.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 31, 1990

A few veterans came and raised their needs; I told my office to provide. Mr. Ahmad Tavakoli came. He talked about the disadvantages of the new labor law and demanded employment in the presidential offices. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei [commander-in-chief of the army] came. About the establishment of the fronts and the need to complete the Moharram project

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 30, 1990

Mr. [Abdul Hossein] Wahaji [Minister of Commerce] came. They brought a plan about the facilities in the export foreign exchange agreement. His deputies were also there and gave explanations. This plan is based on allowing import versus export. Mr. [Ahmed] Jannati, [Hasan] Taheri Khoramabadi, [Mohammed] Momin, Abtahi Kashani and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 21, 1990

I slept with a little fever and fatigue last night. I woke up at half past five in the morning and did not sleep again. At half past eight Mr. [Akbar] Turkan [Defense Minister] came and told about the results of the negotiations with the Chinese delegation about military industries. The Chinese delegation came; They expressed their satisfaction. [Mr. Malek Meraj Khalid]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 7, 1990

At half past eight, foreign ambassadors and businessmen living in Iran came to congratulate the Fajr decade. [Mr. Jose Rafael Zanoni] the ambassador of Venezuela - Muqaddam Safra - congratulated on their behalf. I spoke in detail. Then they came one by one, shook hands and greeted each other. A little in between

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 1, 1990

We had breakfast with the modesty of the lady [my wife's sister]. I did the work until ten o'clock in the morning. To participate in the opening ceremony of Fajr ten programs, we went to Imam's shrine by helicopter. A large crowd had gathered. There were also foreign guests. Haj Ahmad Agha spoke for a long time. i

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 29, 1990

The work was done until half past eight in the morning. Quran reciters and memorizers came from the armed forces who had a competition. Mr. [Gholamreza] Safai explained the competition and the first two recited and memorized the Quran. I spoke for them and gave the awards. I went to the leadership office. We went together

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 28, 1990

At half past eight in the morning, I went to the Esteghlal Hotel to open the 8th Conference of Thinkers. Quran, hymns and pictures from the funeral ceremony of the Imam and the well-wisher, Mr. [Ahmed] Jannati, and then my long speech about the thoughts and thoughts of the Imam, was done until half past ten. I came to my office and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 24, 1990

I did not sleep well last night. Soon I woke up with a wrong phone ringing. After the prayer, I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Nazaran and [Syed Mahmoudreza] Aghamiri came. It was discussed about the headquarters of the Department of Affairs of Released Prisoners; They brought a plan. [Mr. Isa Kalantari] Minister of Agriculture

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 23, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven. At nine o'clock in the morning [members] of the central council of leadership representatives in the universities came: Mr. Mohammadi Gilani, [Ahmed] Jannati, [Abbas] Mahfovi and [Mohammed Mahdi] Abdakhodaei. Demanding support and facilities for a stronger presence in universities and removing options

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 19, 1990

I was at home. I spent time resting and reading reports. The Ministry of Interior informed that today about 85 people from Soviet Azerbaijan have come to Ardabil, Beile Sawar, Garmi, Parsabad and Astar cities to visit their relatives and participate in Friday prayers. to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 18, 1990

Efat arrived home at half past seven in the morning. The children had gone to the airport to welcome. I went to my office. A group of cultured women had come on the occasion of the women's day and birth of Hazrat Fatemeh (pbuh). Mrs. Sepideh Kashani read some of her own poems. I gave him a book by Amir Kabir.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 25, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. I did everything to prepare for the trip. Mr. [Goders] Iftikhar Jahormi [Legal Adviser to the President] came. He gave the report of the trip to The Hague and the negotiations with the American side and about the claims of the parties and the issues of hostages and frozen property and compared to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 20, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. At half past eight, engineer [Mir Hossein] Mousavi [President's political advisor] came. He gave comments about the issues of Azerbaijan and the possible negotiations of the resolution in Moscow. He believes that there should not be a stalemate and that Soviet mediation should be used to solve the problem

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 27, 1990

I woke up at six in the morning. I got the domestic and foreign news; We did not have an important problem. I walked a little on the beach in front of the residence. Mehdi was explaining about Kish beach. We reached the king's palace. The curator of the palace renovation project, who rented it for the International Trade Office, gave an explanation.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 26, 1990

I woke up at half past five in the morning. I got the news of [BBC] radio in England and Iran. After breakfast, I visited the dock and Khark chemical [complex]. After the opening of the desalination plant [with a daily production capacity of one million and 200 thousand gallons] towards the burning oil platform [in the waters of

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 22, 1990

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning with a bit of boredom. I did the backlog. Mr. [Ali] Aghamohammadi came and made suggestions about political, executive and military issues. The members of the program and budget commission of the parliament came. Notes about the implementation of the five-year plan and suggestions

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 17, 1990

A group of chief devotees converted to Islam. I spoke for them. They still send salutations like in the old days, during the time of the late Nawab [Safawi]. [Mr. Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh] Minister of Industries came with the managers of cement factories and made a report. I asked for an explanation. promise

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 16, 1990

Last night the house was cold, but it was not a problem. Early in the morning, I went to my office. Model farmers arrived. [Mr. Isa Kalantari] the Minister of Agriculture spoke. One of the farmers also raised the requests. Certificates of appreciation were given and the anthem was performed. I spoke. The Ministers of Agriculture, Heavy Industries and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 13, 1990

Dr. [Abdullah] Jasbi came to solve the problems of the Islamic Azad University and especially in relation to the differences with [Mr. Mustafa Moin] the Minister of Higher Education. Haj Esmaili, the protector of Iran's interests, came to London. From the issues related to the recent arrest and deportation of several Iranian students from England

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 12, 1990

We spoke with modesty on the phone. They are supposed to come on Wednesday. I studied at home until half past ten in the morning. I went to Tehran University for Friday prayers. The weather was cold and the sermons were long. The women had a march [Chastity Goldsmiths] to protest against hijab. Children gather at noon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 11, 1990

Dr. [Hadi] Manafi came with the managers of the environmental organization. I spoke for them and encouraged them. Mr. [Ali] Fazli came from the manufacturing industry. He gave a report on Sanof's position. He complained about the Ministry of Commerce and the Central Council of Trade Unions and about the approval of some candidates in the mid-term elections

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 8, 1990

After the prayer, I read the reports, including the climate change plan of the central desert, sent by engineer Masoudi. He claims that if we cut a part of Alborz mountain and open a way for rain-producing clouds to pass from north to south of Alborz, rain will occur both in the north and in the south.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 22, 1989

Mr. [Abdul Majid] Maadikhah came in the evening. From a group of experts and researchers, he made a proposal for a computer modification invention. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh informed that the water of the Hirmand river has increased and there is a danger of flooding in the Zabul region. I said to follow up. The news of a coup d'état

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 1, 1989

With a fever from a cold, I did my work. Mr. Noorbakhsh and Adeli came at half past eight in the morning. Exchange rate control policy was negotiated. They are worried that we will not be able to meet the foreign exchange needs and the plan will fail. They want the price of the dollar to remain at the level of one hundred tomans

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 12, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning and did the work until nine o'clock. Mr. [Ali] Fallahian [Information Minister] came. He talked about the factors that disrupt the economic process and offered solutions that were supposed to be followed up. He brought the officials of eclectic affairs. A report from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 15, 1990

Mr. [Mortaza] Mohammad Khan, the head of customs, came and gave information about customs and suggestions on other economic matters. He believes that customs should be under the supervision of the president due to its importance. Mr. [Ahmad] Nasri, the former governor of Sistan and Baluchistan, came and expressed his readiness to accept the position of governor.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 14, 1990

After prayer, I worked until nine o'clock in the morning. [Mr. Manuel Bernard de Sousa and Mr. Murad Issac Moraji] Ambassadors of Angola and Mozambique came to present the letters of confirmation. We had a short discussion. The Indonesian ambassador came to say goodbye. Mr. [Qorban Ali] Dari Najaf Abadi and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 10, 1990

It snowed heavily last night. I did office work until nine o'clock in the morning. [Mr. Mohammad Ali Najafi] Minister of Education came. He talked about the lack of credits and the abundance of needs and about the action plan to fight against illiteracy in the coming summer and the reform of secondary education to guide the youth to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 9, 1990

I woke up at dawn and did not sleep again. Mr. [Mohammed Reza] Abbasi Fard came at nine in the morning. He told about the situation of Kohdasht elections and expressed his satisfaction with the government's position of Ayatollah [Syed Mohammad Reza] Golpayegani. Mr. Hashemi and Mr. Javadi came and asked for more credit for the Fajr decade celebration programs;

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 5, 1990

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. I read the plan of Bait al-Maqdis - the restoration of the lands west of Karun - prepared by Jihad Sazendagi; It is a good plan. I told Mr. [Gholamreza] Frouzesh to follow the performance. With the implementation of this project, one hundred and fifty thousand hectares will be restored. to Mr. [Hamid]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 4, 1990

After the prayer, office work was done until nine o'clock in the morning. Dr. [Ali] Abbaspour came and reported the situation of [defense] industries. M. He gave [chemical, microbial and radioactive]. Mr. [Mohammed] Asghari [director of Kihan newspaper] came. He said the state of the universe and from the suggestions of the office of Ayat

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 3, 1990

I worked until 8:45 in the morning. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Natiq Noori [Chief Inspector of the Leadership Organization] came. He said about the situation and conflicts between the two lines and the issue of the lecture meeting at Tehran University, which was interrupted. The result of the inspection brought the issue of government punishments. Mr Jalil

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 31, 1989

I did things until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Gholamreza] Aghazadeh [Oil Minister] came. He expressed his satisfaction with the price and level of oil sales and consulted and agreed on the claims of two American oil companies, Amaco and Labco, and the reconciliation plan. The next year's budget of the Ministry of Oil was also discussed.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 30, 1989

Fati talked to his mother. The doctor has extended the stay for another week. Mr. [Ghadratullah] Alikhani came. He informed the level of discomfort of the 3rd line from the leadership's statements and analyzed them. They expect my help to get rid of them. The wave of support from spiritual and cultural centers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 29, 1989

I was at home. We spoke modestly. He said that he is going to be admitted to the hospital for a few hours today to find out the results of the treatments; The doctor hopes. He is satisfied with Dr. Mansourian for the good reception. In the evening, we spoke with Mr. Mousavi Ardabili on the phone; A faint protest against the opposition

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 7, 1990

Mr. [Mohammed Mahdi] Saggara, our ambassador in Thailand, came. He reported and demanded permission for Iranians to travel to Thailand. Travel to Thailand has been banned for several years due to moral corruption there. [Mr. Cengiz Tanjo] Minister of Roads and Communications of Türkiye came to meet. About the development of negotiation relations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 6, 1990

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. [Mr. Abdul Hossein Wahaji] Minister of Commerce came. He had some information about distribution issues and was upset about the rumor of his dismissal, which I denied. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi [head of the Atomic Energy Organization] came; He wanted help. Although he ordered the completion of the power plant

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 2, 1990

It snowed last night. It is a source of happiness. I went to my office. At nine in the morning, Mr. Kamal Kharazi [Permanent Representative of Iran to the United Nations] came. He asked about the quality of interaction with the Americans and the British. I explained the foreign policy. I said to proceed with the leadership's opinion on solving the hostage problem in Lebanon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 1, 1990

After prayer, exercise, [listening to] news and reading reports, a group of students from Qom and Mashhad who work in the "key to the Quran" project came and reported. I spoke to them. Mr. [Syed Abbas] Kaushari [Madah Ahl al-Bayt] mentioned the calamity. Mr. [Mustafa] Mirslim [Advisor to the President on Affairs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 28, 1989

I did things until nine o'clock in the morning. A large number of scholars, Friday imams, congregations and preachers came [in Tehran Province]. I gave a speech to them and told them about the current situation in the region, inside and the world, and about the destruction of Marxism and the need to use this vacuum, and answered the questions.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 25, 1989

I woke up in the morning. In the news of General [Emmanuel] Noriega becoming a refugee, the president of Panama came to the Vatican embassy, which makes America happy, and also the calm of conflicts in Romania, which is again a source of happiness for the West. A phone call to [Abdul Majid] Maadikhah [the head of the foundation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 24, 1989

After the prayer, I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for current work. Mr. [Sirajuddin] Kazerooni came. The plans to reform the structure of Tehran were discussed; transfer of higher education centers, transfer of barracks, transfer of industrial and commercial centers and transfer of centrality

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 23, 1989

I did things until nine o'clock in the morning. In the reports, events in Romania are at the top. There is a fierce civil war going on. The security police are in favor of Ceausescu in front of the army, which is on the side of the people, and the news of people being killed and his trip to Iran while there was a conflict in Romania.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 19, 1989

I went to my office. We have reduced the number of meetings to deal with party issues and negotiations with Romanians. Mr. [Sadiq] Khalkhali [representative of Qom] spoke against Ceausescu in the parliament, and Mr. [Mehdi] Karroubi also showed a brief reaction. Mr. [Ali] Shamkhani [commander of the force

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 18, 1989

Prayer, exercise, listening to the news and doing things. Mr. [Masoudroghani] Zanjani came for the current affairs of the country and to consult on the Romanians' contracts. He is in charge of the negotiation group. Due to preparing to host [Mr. Nicolae Ceaușescu] the President of Romania, he did not meet today.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 27, 1989

At seven in the morning, the Minister of the Interior and the CEO of the Metro, Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri and [Asghar] Ebrahimi came. We went to visit the subway. At the Qorkhaneh workshop [Imam Khomeini Square, Tehran], we visited how the digging machine works in the automatic construction of the "Zukor" subway tunnel; It is interesting. on

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 26, 1989

Mr. [Sidreza] Zavarei [head of the country's property and document registration organization] came. He expressed satisfaction with the government's policies. He asked for more credit to strengthen the real estate registration and gave a report on the status of the registration and told his reform plan. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for the current affairs of the country. Meetings

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 21, 1989

I woke up at half past six in the morning and worked until nine. Mr. Amini came. He gave the report of the trip to Africa and recommended to give more value to Africa with cultural and educational mobility in front of the church and Wahhabis, buying African goods and carrying out concrete construction works by Jihad.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 20, 1989

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Mahmoud] Vaezi came and brought the results of the negotiations with the Romanians and the text of the agreement and the joint statement. He said that the French ambassador had come and expressed satisfaction with the results of the delegation's trip and called for high-level negotiations to solve development problems

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 17, 1989

After prayer, I worked until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for reconstruction and religion and other current issues. Dr. [Hasan] Habibi [first vice president] also came for current affairs. Mr. Mirmohammadi and Mr. [Mohammed] Henardoost [Deputy for International Affairs of the President's Office] came. for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 16, 1989

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for current affairs. Mr. [Mohammed] Saidi Kia [Minister of Roads and Transport] came. He said something about the construction of docks, transportation and the need of airports; Decisions were made. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came. Trip report to North Korea

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 15, 1989

I slept after the morning prayer. It has been raining since last night. I voted in Hosseinieh Jamaran [for the parliamentary mid-term elections]. The Friday prayer headquarters suggested to move the place of prayer from the open space of the university to the university mosque due to the heavy rain. I agreed. the first time

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 14, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. It had rained last night. The reports reflect the lack of progress in Iran-Iraq negotiations and indications from the [UN] Secretary General regarding Iran's cooperation. [Mr. Abdullah Nouri] Minister of Interior came. Regarding Jamshid [Tehran] area expenses and transportation needs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 12, 1989

I did the backlog. Mr. [Mohammed Hasan] came by boat. He had some remarks about the current affairs of the country regarding advertisements and universities. Mr. [Syed Jalal] Sadatian came. He reported on his trip to Australia, New Zealand and South Korea and requested to stay in Tehran and not go to China

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 7, 1989

I woke up near dawn and did not sleep again. I did the work and read the reports. Mr. Mahluji and the managers of the steel industry came. They gave a report on the situation of Ahvaz steel to prepare for tomorrow's trip. Mr. [Mohammed Reza] Bagheri, our new ambassador who is going to Türkiye, to say goodbye and consult

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 13, 1989

I woke up at six in the morning; prayer, exercise, listening to the news, and doing tasks. Mr. [Seyed Mansour] Razavi [Head of the Administrative and Recruitment Affairs Organization of the country] came. He had some points about organizational reforms and the merger of ministries. Mr. [Ali] Montazeri from the Academic Jihad came. He talked about the future of Jihad and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 11, 1989

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. I said that the meeting should be short to catch up with the backlog of two days of travel. I did most of them by noon. Mohsen came and gave a report on the inspection of Qazvin plain agriculture and industry; It is an interesting design and can be used as a model in other places

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 10, 1989

After prayer and listening to the news and breakfast, the governor and the deputies came and told about the effects of the recent flood and the political issues of the province. I went to the airport at eight in the morning and we flew to Mahshahr by helicopter. On the way, we visited the flooded area of Ramshir. Sarghar Taghian river

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 9, 1989

I woke up near dawn and did not sleep again. Radio [Voice] of America broadcasted the official opinion of the [government] of the United States confirming the news of the successful test of Iraq's advanced missile. has sent a 48-ton three-stage rocket into space, which can launch a nuclear warhead and stated

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 8, 1989

I woke up early in the morning. After the prayer, we moved to Mehrabad. At quarter past seven, we flew to Ahvaz from the airport with a group of ministers, representatives, deputies, bodyguards, and reporters. We sat for eight quarters in Ahvaz. It was an official welcome and from there by helicopter

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 6, 1989

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. At nine o'clock, Mr. Falahian came for security matters. Talked about inside and outside information. A group of the Tehran army came. They asked my opinion about the future of the IRGC and three forces and asked for help. Mr. [Ghadratullah] Alikhani came. From the concern of the committee

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 5, 1989

The rain has stopped, but the flood has caused damage in Khuzestan, Bushehr, Chaharmahal, Bakhtiari, Kohkiloyeh, and Boyar Ahmad. I came to my office. I did the work until nine o'clock. [Mr. Mohammad Baqer Bagherinejadian and Seyed Abbas Hedayati] the representatives of Kazron and Faridan came and the needs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 29, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. [Mr. Isa Kalantari] The Minister of Agriculture and the head of the Karun Agriculture and Industrial Complex came to justify the new management of Mr. Rashad and explained the situation there. Mr. Falahian [Information Minister] came. From my recent criticism in the government towards the Ministry of Information

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 26, 1989

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. On the way, the guards explained that some of the guards who were with me and some of the audience there have suffered eye damage like me and they do not consider the possibility of an insidious move; It was supposed to be followed up. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 24, 1989

I was at home. I spent today with absolute rest. The treatment was limited to the use of drops and consumption of fruit and watermelon juice. I felt better at night, but the cause of the complication remained undiscovered. There was a lot of going back and forth at home to see Fati.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 4, 1989

After prayer, I worked until nine o'clock in the morning. In foreign reports, the first issue is the developments in the Eastern world and communist countries. The Minister of Interior informed that large demonstrations have started in Soviet Azerbaijan and they are chanting the slogan of the unity of the two Azerbaijans, and the possibility of people crossing the border in the same way as people crossing

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 3, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. I did the work until nine o'clock. In the reports, the meeting between the leaders of the Soviet Union and the United States on the deck of the ship on the coast of Malta and the continuation of conflicts in the Philippines are at the top. The nurses came to visit. [Mr. Iraj Fazel] The Minister of Health and a nurse spoke, and so did I

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 2, 1989

Mohsen came home at half past seven in the morning. The report of the trip to Khuzestan and the oil-rich regions of the south and the reason for the decrease in oil production and the solution to increase it. I asked him to check the status of Qazvin Civil Engineering Organization as well. He is going to North Korea with Mohsen Rezaei. I came to my office. Mr Jalil

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 1, 1989

Last night, I had a mild fever and chills, so today we canceled the appointment to visit the Tehran metro. It was canceled last week because of eye inflammation. I stayed at home and spent most of my time resting. Relatives come to see Fati. It rained from the beginning of the evening; There is very little rain in Tehran this year

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 30, 1989

After the prayer, I listened to the news of Farsi Radio [Voice of America]. Most of his programs, as usual, are about the weakening of Marxism and the Eastern European countries turning their backs on Marxism. In this regard, it works as planned. It is indeed one of the important historical issues. And also the failure of the party

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 28, 1989

I reached the parliament at half past seven. At nine in the morning, Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for executive affairs of the country. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Natiq Nouri came to consult about the candidates for the parliamentary elections. A group of managers of our recent exhibition in Baku - Soviet Azerbaijan - from the wide field of selling products

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 27, 1989

After the prayer, I did the office work until ten in the morning. Members of the labor and social affairs committee of the parliament came and discussed the labor bill. The Guardian Council has rejected many of the articles passed by the parliament and they do not have an understanding. It is supposed to determine the assignment to the expediency council

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 25, 1989

My eyes were better. The redness and tearing have decreased, but the color of my face and eyes have not returned to normal. I came to my office at half past eight. I worked with less pressure. The backlog was completed. Mr. [Abdul Hossein] Wahaji came. I had a long discussion about the Ministry of Commerce and its duties and problems:

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 22, 1989

I completed the tasks by nine in the morning. Mr. [Abolfazl] Tavakoli [Bina] came regarding trade and merchants and their problems. Mr. [Majid] Ghasemi, former head of the Central Bank and deputy minister of energy, came and spoke about economic plans and policies, with a favorable view. [Mr. Travor], senior advisor.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 17, 1989

I studied for sermons until half past ten in the morning. I went to University of Tehran for Iqama on Friday. I delivered a sermon on the virtues of production and work and another on the issues of the day. In the afternoon, Efat's relatives were our guests. Last night, my relative, Tayyaba's sister-in-law, came to help her daughter's marriage

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 23, 1989

I reached my office at half past seven. I did the work. At nine o'clock in the morning, I went to the shrine of the Imam by helicopter to participate in the beginning of the Basij week. There were many commanders of bases and districts and they expressed passionate feelings. I spoke briefly to them. to my office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 21, 1989

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. By nine o'clock in the morning, the work left over from yesterday was done. Mr. [Sydmansour] Razavi and his deputy Mr. Ikram Jafari came. They reported the work of management training; it is good They lack training space and credit. Timsar Hosni Saadi [commander of the force

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 20, 1989

I worked until nine in the morning. Mohsen informed that Fati went to the hospital to give birth. Chastity is also gone. Later, she informed that she gave birth by caesarean section and gave birth to a healthy boy. Mrs. Dr. Mansourian also spoke about the health of the child and mother and the difficulty of childbirth. Anklet representative along with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 19, 1989

I woke up at half past five in the morning. After the prayer, I went about my work, which continued until one o'clock in the afternoon. Mr. Masih Mohajeri [social affairs advisor] came. Reported the trip to Kenya and Uganda. Some of the harsh critical articles of the Islamic Republic of Iran newspaper, regarding sports and expeditions

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 18, 1989

I reached my office at eight in the morning. At ten o'clock Mr. [Mohammed] Saidi Kia, [Hasan] Shafti and [Ali Mohammad] Noorian came. They gave a report on the work of activating an airplane and asked for help to remove the obstacles; Especially the presence of dozens of institutions and organizations at the Mehrabad airport, which is busy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 16, 1989

It rained well last night. I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. [Mr. Abdullah Nouri] Minister of Interior came. They discussed the trip to Pakistan, the politics of the Kurdistan administration, the recent issues of students and governors. He brought a plan to fight moral corruption that we will examine. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 15, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. I did what was left from yesterday. [Mr. Masoud Roghani Zanjani], the head of the Program and Budget Organization, came to settle the issue of mapping the entire country and using satellites. Mr. [Mustafa Haeri] Fomeni came. About our policy in the south

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 14, 1989

At nine in the morning, Mr. [Qurban Ali] came to Dari [Najafabadi]. He brought Mr. Montazeri's message that they had 92,000 dollars for the front and the war in the hands of Mr. Ebrahimi, which was spent on foreign students in Qom. Now they have asked us to give this amount to the front after receiving the Rial equivalent. The amount is 320

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 13, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven. Mr. Aghazadeh [Oil Minister] came at nine in the morning. He gave a report on the oil situation, including the level of production in the previous regime, the reasons for its decline and the ways to increase it, and he said something about oil refining and new refineries, etc. Mr. [Sydmansour] Razavi came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 9, 1989

At eight o'clock in the morning, I went to the center of the banknote printing and coin mint on Pasdaran Street. I visited design, engraving, photography, laboratory, cliché making, printing house, control, cutting and packaging of banknotes and melting and minting stages; It is interesting and reassuring. In paper and ink

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 12, 1989

After prayer and breakfast and reading the reports, from nine to ten thirty [Mr. Carlos David Calder, Horwat and Abdul Alam bin Mustahil] the ambassadors of Portugal, Hungary and Oman came to present the strong letters; It is ceremonial. From 10:30 to 12:30 with industrial ministers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 11, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven. At nine o'clock in the morning, the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka and his delegation came. Before the meeting, Dr. Habibi and Noorbakhsh explained the negotiations and before that I read a pamphlet about Sri Lanka. Prime Minister and [Mr. Abdul Razzaq Mansour] Minister of Labor

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 10, 1989

Before noon, he mostly rested and read reports. Mr. Mehdi Tajer came in the evening. gave the report of negotiations with Mr. Nawab. He expressed great interest in helping the Shia government in Iran and expressed concern about the Arab reactionary conspiracy against Shia in the region. Mr. Ahmad also arrived. in part of

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 6, 1989

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. Mr. [Ali] Younesi, the public prosecutor of Tehran, came. He told the past situation and his reforms and plans and needs. Mr. [Mohammed Sadiq] Khalkhali [the representative of Qom] came. He told the problems of Khalkhal and the villages of Qom. Mr. [Isa] Velai, the head of the Commercial Commission, came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 5, 1989

I came to my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Hussein] Mahluji [Minister of Mines and Metals] came. He gave a report on the situation of Ahvaz steel factories and complained about the harsh words I had written in the margins of a letter from the army. Mr. [Mortaza] Moqtadaei [Chairman of the Supreme Court] came. Report on the status of the Supreme Court

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 4, 1989

I came to my office with your recovery. I have a lot of backlog work. Usually my work is up to date. I talked with Mr. [Mohsen] Noorbakhsh, [Abdul Hossein] Wahaji and [Akbar] Turkan [Ministers of Economic Affairs and Finance, Commerce and Defense] about the exchange rate and negotiations with the Soviets and the distribution of potatoes.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 31, 1989

The representatives of Gilan province came to demand the replacement of the governor; Other needs of the province have already been decided. Mr. Farhad led. He criticized some of the appointments and talked about the candidacy of the parliament and parliamentary deputy. Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq Dost came. From the foundation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 26, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. Mr. Mohsen Hashemian came. He criticized the situation of the Ministry of Oil and discussed whether to stay in the advisory position of the minister or to leave; I told him to stay. Mr. [Ali] Fallahian came for information issues and took a lot of time as usual. Mohsen Nahar came. He is of Chinese inclination

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 23, 1989

At 7:30 in the morning, we went to Shahid Rajaei High School on Mujahidan Street with [Mr. Mohammad Ali Najafi] the Minister of Education to participate in the ceremony of the beginning of the school year. At eight in the morning, I rang the school bell and spoke to the students. I went among them and conducted an interview. in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 8, 1989

After the prayer, I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. [Mr. Sirajuddin Kazeruni] Minister of Housing and [Urban Development] and the deputies came. For two hours, they explained the plan for building new housing and settlements; It is interesting, useful and effective. Mr. Dr. [Goders] Iftikhar [Jahormi] came. Report of the Hague negotiations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 7, 1989

On the way to the office, I went to Khatam al-Anbia hospital to visit Ayatollah Marashi. They are fine. They are sleep deprived. They complimented me and my programs and expressed their gratitude to Mrs. [Fateme] Karroubi [the head of the medical department of the Shahid Foundation]. They applied for their library and emphasized on

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 3, 1989

The fever continued. I was lighter. I stayed at home and spent most of my time resting. A group of relatives came to visit. Mohammad Salari, who has been in America for many years, has returned. He divorced his American wife and left his two children there and criticizes the moral situation there.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 2, 1989

I started the day with high fever. I got better by taking antibiotics and painkillers. Mr. [Syed Mohammad] Mirmohammadi came from my office to greet me. The father of Martyr Hajilugosfand brought and sacrificed. Dr. Jazayeri examined and gave medicine along with Dr. Ahmadizadeh. Two or three days of rest

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 30, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. I read the reports until nine o'clock and did the work left over from yesterday. Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri [Minister of the Interior] came with Mr. [Mohammed] Atrian Far [Deputy Political Security Minister of the Interior]. Consulted for a trip to Pakistan and issues to be discussed.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 29, 1989

I woke up at three in the morning and could not sleep again. I worked until nine in the morning. Heads and managers of medical universities came and told their needs. I spoke for them and advised them to be innovative and use more facilities. A group of economic ministers came. About the price of currency in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 28, 1989

[Mr. Abdullah Nouri] Minister of Interior came. There was a discussion about the integration plan of the police forces [= Islamic Revolution Committees, City Police and Gendarmerie], Tehran Municipality, governorates and fight against evildoers. Messrs. [Sidreza] Zavarei and [Morteza] Nabavi came. Facilities for Risalat newspaper

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 25, 1989

I reached my office at quarter past eight in the morning. After doing the work, I signed the marriage contract of teacher Yasir. Dr. [Iraj] Fazel came. He gave a report on the state of health and his plans to improve the state of medicine, hospital and education, etc.; not bad Mr. Masih Mohajeri [President's Adviser on Affairs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 24, 1989

I woke up from the cold around 3:30 in the morning and couldn't sleep anymore. Chastity arrived at half past five. They had gone on a trip to China with Mohsen. I came to my office at half past eight in the morning. The backlog was completed. Some truck drivers and garage owners came. Shipping problems and mannerisms

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 22, 1989

After the prayer, I did the backlog until nine o'clock in the morning, when it was finished. [Mr. Mohammad Ali Najafi] Minister of Education and General Managers came. I spoke for them. Dr. Velayati [Foreign Affairs Minister] came to the south of the Persian Gulf for consultation. Dr. [Hasan] Habibi for current affairs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 27, 1989

I stayed at home. Mr. Mousavi Ardabili came. They told about their schedule and life in Qom. They have started the two lessons of Fiqh and Usul and are satisfied. He applied for Mofid Foundation. It is planned that he will not come to Friday prayers in Tehran again, except once to say goodbye and have a good ending. Asr Mr. [Abd al-Majid]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 23, 1989

Mr. [Mahmoud] Vaezi [Deputy for Europe and America of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs] came. Reported the trip to Poland and Romania. We set the time of the Romanian President's visit to Iran. Regarding the visit of the President of Poland, I said that another suitable time should be chosen. to negotiate

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 20, 1989

After prayer and breakfast, Mr. Hedayat [Lotafian], the commander of the army, came. He said about the security issues of the province. I participated in the supply council. I heard the situation report. We were supposed to have strike battalions with helicopter support. It rained well last night and continues. Talk about canceling some

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 19, 1989

After praying and exercising and listening to domestic and foreign news, they brought breakfast. Mr. [Hadi] Nejad Hosseinian [Minister of Heavy Industries] came and talked about the problems of the industry. I participated in the supply council of [East Azerbaijan] province; They didn't have anything important except to report their situation. In the meeting of commanders

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 21, 1989

Due to the cold, I woke up near the morning call to prayer and slept with a blanket, but I did not sleep again. After prayer and breakfast, Mr. Moghadam and Mousavi came and told about the preference of Mr. Moghadam to remain in the position of governor. I went to Sanandaj barracks. I spoke at the joint morning ceremony of the troops

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 17, 1989

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. On the way, I saw a truck selling potatoes. People lined up to get potatoes [for 145 rials]. I emphasized with Mr. [Abdul Hossein] Wahaji to follow up the work. Mr. [Hossein] Mahluji came. A report on the reform of the ministry

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 16, 1989

After the prayer, I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. [Mr. Habibullah Askar-Avaladi, Habibullah Shafiq and Seyyed Reza Neiri] the heads of the Imam Relief Committee came. They expressed their happiness with the progress of the country's affairs and reported on their trip to Lebanon and the relief services in this country and for development

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 14, 1989

I came to my office at half past eight in the morning. I exercised a little and did things. On the occasion of the International Day of the Blind, a group of blind people came and read the Quran; Surah Abs Two female poets read good poems and reported and told the needs. I was impressed. They said out of 92 thousand blind people

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 13, 1989

I didn't go home last night and spent a lot of time finding a solution to Tehran's traffic problem. Maybe the problem of the city can be solved without complications. I did miscellaneous work and read reports until nine o'clock in the morning. At ten in the morning, a group of Rafsanjan residents went to the meeting place of Ayatollah Khamenei

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 18, 1989

After the prayer, we went to the airport with Mahdi and the guards to travel to [Eastern] Azerbaijan. The companions were ready and we immediately flew to Tabriz. Representatives of the province and a number of ministers were accompanied. The reception at Tabriz airport was magnificent. I did a short interview. leaving

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 15, 1989

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning and worked until nine. Mr. [Youssef Reza] Abul-Fathi, the person in charge of Muhammad's (pbuh) camp in the east of the country, came. He gave a report on the fight against the evildoers and told about the situation of the evil anti-revolutionary group of Haj Baloch Khan. He has asked for safety and surrender. of population and facilities

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 11, 1989

From 5:30 to 8:30 in the morning, prayer, exercise, breakfast, reading of reports, etc., were done. Dr. [Hasan] Habibi came for current affairs. A group of representatives of Kerman province came. They were concerned about the Rafsanjan issue and the appointments of the judiciary. About economic decisions and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 10, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning and the remaining work was done by nine. I didn't eat breakfast to avoid getting fat. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for the current affairs of the country. Mr. Agha Mohammadi came. He had suggestions for current and local affairs and asked for money to do the affairs of Kurdistan.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 9, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. The work was done by nine o'clock. [Members] of the Parliament Defense Commission came. The policies and planning of the command regarding the armed forces and defense appropriations were discussed. Mr. Nurbakhsh informed that the dollar has fallen ten tomans today. Mr. [Mohammed Kazem] Imam

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 8, 1989

After prayer, exercise, and breakfast, and completing tasks until nine in the morning, [Mr. Chan Chi Chen], the Chinese Foreign Minister, arrived. The discussions were about developing and strengthening relations and implementing Resolution 598, etc. [Mr. Kani Heiko Saito], the Japanese ambassador, came to present his credentials and talk about the development of relations. [Mr.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 5, 1989

After prayer and exercise, yesterday's backlog was done. I told [Mr. Abdul Hossein Wahaji] the Minister of Commerce to publish the price control notice for potatoes and onions. With Mr. [Mohammed] Yazdi [Chief of the Judiciary] and [Abdullah] Nouri [Minister of the Interior] about Rafsanjan issues and changing the head

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 4, 1989

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. By nine o'clock, part of the backlog work was done. Mr. [Mohsen] Noorbakhsh [Minister of Economy and Finance] and [Mohammed Hossein] Adili [Chairman of the Central Bank] came and told the program of monetary and economic reforms; Allocation of 500 million dollars of free currency

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 3, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. Dr. Velayati [Foreign Affairs Minister] came at eight o'clock. The work report of the Afghanistan seminar and the trip to New York and the news of the desire of the foreign ministers of Germany, France and India to develop relations. I had many other meetings. Evening in the board of the company

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 2, 1989

After prayer, exercise and breakfast, I did the work until nine o'clock in the morning. The oil minister came. He gave the OPEC report and the progress of negotiations with Japan to resolve the petrochemical issue between Iran and Japan, and to negotiate with BP [British Petroleum Company] to invest in the Salman gas field.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 7, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. I read the reports. I told [Mr. Asghar Ebrahimi Asl], CEO of Tehran Metro, who is supposed to help in the construction of guard houses, to check the plans of the buildings. Each one is about a hundred meters; It seems that they have grown up and are unable to pay the expenses.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 6, 1989

I was at home, I studied. I gave instructions to the agents over the phone to organize the affairs of the country. Mr. [Mustafa] Kafashzadeh came in the evening. He complained about the persecutions of the security centers against him and said that Mehdi Tajer proposed to invest several billion dollars in the Islamic Republic.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 1, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. Mr. [Masoud Roghani] Zanjani [Head of Program and Budget Organization] came; Summing up the five-year plan for the reform of currency figures. Mr. [Mohammedreza] Nematzadeh, Minister of Industries, came. He said the situation of industries and foreign exchange needs. Mr. [Mohammed] Zahiri came. he

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 30, 1989

I reached my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Mustafa] Mohaghegh Damad [Head of the General Inspection Organization of the country] came. He gave a report on the state of inspection of the whole country and talked about the weakness of management in the Faculty of Theology [Tehran University] and the drop in academics and about some of the appointments of Mr. [Mohammed] Yazdi in the faculty.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 29, 1989

I studied at home until half past ten in the morning. Mr. [Syed Abbas] Kothari came and [on the occasion of the death anniversary of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and Imam Hassan (PBUH)] mentioned the calamity. I went to Tehran University for Friday prayers. The sermons were too long. I explained the economic situation of the country. Evening and night to rest and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 28, 1989

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. I did the work until nine o'clock. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for executive affairs. [Mr. Abdullah Nouri] Minister of Interior came. About the governors, Metro [Tehran], Jamshid neighborhood [infamous], fight against evildoers, council elections, integration of police forces

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 27, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. I did the work until nine o'clock. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh [Executive Vice President] came for the executive affairs of the country, reconstruction and Basij Economic Headquarters. I went to Tehran University and participated in the ceremony of the beginning of the academic year. Faculty and student awards

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 24, 1989

I reached my office around eight in the morning. I did the work until nine o'clock. Mr. [Syed Mohammad] Mousavi came from the Khoeinis. I suggested that he accept the responsibility of the Center for Strategic Studies [of the Presidency]; He was supposed to think and answer and got explanations. [Mr. Mohammad Saidi Kia] Minister of Roads

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 22, 1989

We went to Imam's shrine early in the morning. I participated in the parade of the armed forces and spoke for them and took over a part of the parade. I returned home. The weather was a bit cloudy and cold. I was at home until night. Most of the time was spent resting. In the evening, Mrs. Shahid Fayaz Bakhsh came and told about the condition of her child

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 16, 1989

Sara [Fati's daughter] was going to school for the first time. Fati made films and photos and held ceremonies. I also gave a gift: two hundred tomans pocket money in his school. I came to my office at half past eight in the morning. Mr. Hashemi [Golpayegani] came to organize the program of the Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 26, 1989

I came to headquarters at half past seven in the morning. At quarter past eight, the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution held a meeting until half past ten. Progress was good. Administration of Dar al-Shafa [Qom] as a training center for Islamic education of universities is under the responsibility of Mr. [Ahmad] Ahmadi and affiliated with Tarbiat University.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 25, 1989

I did office work until nine o'clock in the morning. A group of heads of national and Islamic groups in Lebanon and Palestine came to congratulate the president and ask for more help. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs requested to bring the heads of six Lebanese groups to Iran. The two groups of [Movement] Amal and [Walid] Jumblatt referring to Syria

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 21, 1989

I came to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. Mr. Abdullah Nouri [Interior Minister] came. He talked about Mr. Montazeri. He believes that he is growing and his authority cannot be stopped and the issue must be resolved. It was decided to discuss and decide on this. About governors

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 20, 1989

Current work was done. [Mr. Ivan Stovian] the special envoy of Mr. [Nicolai] Ceaușescu, the President of Romania, came. He brought a letter whose message is that Najibullah, the President of Afghanistan, has asked him to intercede with me so that Iran will do more to solve the problem of Afghanistan.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 18, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. I did the work until nine o'clock. [Mr. Isa Kalantari] Minister of Agriculture and deputies came. They explained the plans and were proud of the interference of duties with Jihad [construction] and their disagreement with the Ministry of Energy regarding the sugarcane development plan.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 17, 1989

After prayer, exercise, watching the news and reports, and having breakfast, I had a meeting with Mr. [Alireza] Moiri, who was appointed to be the [president's] adviser on international relations; He refused to become the head of the [Islamic Republic – IRNA] news agency. At nine o'clock we went to the stadium of one hundred thousand people and in the community

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 15, 1989

I was at home. I spent my time resting and studying. Thank God, there are no major incidents. There was no telephone consultation. Efat went to Fati's house in the morning and evening to arrange the furniture of the house. They have started to move.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 14, 1989

After the prayer, I did the work until half past eight in the morning. Mr. [Ataullah] Mohajerani [Legal and Parliamentary Deputy of the President] came. He talked about current affairs and the parliament. To confirm Mr. [Syed Mahmoud] Dua'i [Director in charge of Information newspaper] who is under mental pressure recently.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 13, 1989

I came to my office at half past seven in the morning. I did the current work until half past eight. Mr. [Sheikh Abulhasan] Shirazi, the imam of Friday, came to Mashhad and advised Ayatollah Montazeri to preserve unity and solve the problem. Mr. [Ali] Fallahian [Information Minister] came. Report information works and programs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 12, 1989

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. I read the reports until eight o'clock. The Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution held a meeting from eight to ten thirty. He went on to review the bylaws of Islamic Azad University. We had two good resolutions for the formality and strength of the work of the university. Two or three meetings until noon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 19, 1989

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. The Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution held a meeting at eight to ten thirty. The work of executive regulations for Islamic Azad University has been completed. The presidents of four universities were approved, and regarding the administration of the Tarbiat Modaresan Islamic Maarif School [= Tarbiat Modares University] of the university

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 11, 1989

I reached my office at quarter past six in the morning. After completing the work left over from yesterday and having breakfast, Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Qureshi, representative of Khomein, came. He expressed his loyalty and had support for the rural roads of Khamin. The representatives of Mazandaran province came. They wanted to replace the governor. [Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 9, 1989

I came to my office at half past eight in the morning. I did the work until nine o'clock. Mr. Hashemi Golpaigani [Secretary of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution] came to organize the programs of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution. The managers of the employment affairs organization came. Current situation, administrative organization, weaknesses and strengths and plans

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 8, 1989

I was at home, I had something to do. I spent time resting and setting up the library. Mr. Hadi Tabatabai came and asked for support for the implementation of the Khuzestan sugarcane development plan. Unlike usual, there were few phone calls. Yasir and Mahdi who visited the newly discovered cave

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 7, 1989

Mr. [Abulfazl] Tawakli Bina came. He announced his readiness to carry out missions. Mr. [Sidreza] Zavarei also came for the same purpose. Mr. [Ali] Fallahian [Information Minister] came. He gave a report on the situation of the Ministry of Information and raised the needs and presented new plans for work. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 6, 1989

After praying, listening to the news, exercising, taking a bath and having breakfast, I went to the office. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for executive affairs of the country, reconstruction and newspaper paper. Mr. Sheikh Abbas Pourmohammadi came to visit and told about the bad situation of the judiciary in Rafsanjan and the Martyr's Foundation there and informed that Mr.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 5, 1989

Mr. [Mortaza] Alviri [Chairman of the Parliament's Program and Budget Commission] came first. He had recommendations about the five-year plan and wanted us not to mix it up too much in the government. The Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution had a meeting. An important part of the bylaws of Islamic Azad University was approved

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 3, 1989

Until half past eight in the morning, it passed like other days. Four of our ambassadors were supposed to come, but they did not. It turned out that they had not been informed in time. Mr. [Gholamreza] Fedai, the representative of Arak, came. He is going to China to treat his son with acupuncture. Mr. [Mohammed] Zahiri [Minister of Posts and Telegraphs and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 2, 1989

I exercised until eight in the morning and read the reports. Mr. Chepour [CEO of Tehran and Suburbs Bus Unit Company] came. He said the report on the traffic situation in Tehran and the problems of recruiting drivers and the problems of transporting used cars bought from Germany; I told the interior minister to cooperate.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 1, 1989

There were no children last night. I fell asleep early. Chastity came at half past eleven. I woke up I didn't fall asleep again until half past three in the morning and I woke up with the sound of chastity as soon as I fell asleep. It turned out that his chest hurt, it was probably a heart problem, but he calmed down relatively. We prayed the morning prayer and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 10, 1989

After the prayer, I did the office work until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. Ray Shahri [Attorney General of the country] came and apologized for not accepting the Ministry of Information. Mr. Mirzadeh and Mr. Habibi came for administrative work. [Mr. Seyed Hossein Mousavi (Abuhsham), Seyed Ibrahim Amin and Haj Hossein Khalil] collective

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 4, 1989

At half past seven in the morning, Dr. Rouhani came. He is worried about Ayatollah Khamenei's decision regarding the reinstatement of the Joint Staff of the Army. He thinks that the General Staff can no longer work properly and seems to be determined that if Mr. Khamenei sticks to their decision, he will not accept the responsibility of the General Staff and become one of those

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 31, 1989

I woke up at four o'clock in the morning. Prayers, exercise, reading reports and listening to radios were done as usual, and then work was done until half past eight. Mr. Ayatollahi, former Minister of Mines and Metals, came. I apologized to them for abandoning it. It deals with good spirits and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 29, 1989

Fati was taken to the hospital in pain. Chastity was also very upset; you are afraid Mr. [Hossein] Mahluji came. He is worried about not getting votes. I was supposed to go to the parliament before noon, but we decided to attend the evening session. I listened to the deliberations of the parliament until noon. Ministers' words from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 28, 1989

Before noon, I listened more to the deliberations of the parliament. Unlike yesterday, most of the talk was from the opposition, but they did not have an important word in the opposition. In the evening, the Council of the Office of International Service [= The Hague Court] had a meeting. About the quality of dealing with American parties and especially Citibank

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 27, 1989

After reading the reports, at eight o'clock in the morning, we went to the parliament with the ministers and deputies to discuss the cabinet, which started today. After the words of Mr. [Mehdi] Karroubi [Chairman of the Islamic Council], about the cabinet and the program, as well as the type of consultations that are chosen by these people and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 26, 1989

Mr. [Ali] Agha Mohammadi came. He had some information about the situation of the parliament in front of the cabinet and the issues of the Iraqi government. Mr. [Hossein] Mahluji also came for the same purpose. Mr. Engineer Turkan came. He had some information about the agenda in the Ministry of Defense and the merger of the two ministries. Mr. [Ahmed] Ahmadi from Shura

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 23, 1989

I did the work and exercised for a while. I usually exercise more in the morning after the new back pain starts. Dr. [Mohammed Ali] Hadi [Iranian Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates] came. He said some of the weaknesses of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. While accepting Dr. Velayati,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 22, 1989

In foreign reports, I still see reflection and analysis about the cabinet. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came for the affairs of the country. They talked about building schools and educational space and solving the problem of bread and medicine. He is unhappy with the delay in issuing his sentence. I was supposed to export and finally I exported by noon.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 21, 1989

The reflection of the introduction of the cabinet in the world is good. The westerners mischievously rely a lot on the removal of Mr. [Ali Akbar] Mohtashmi and [Mr. Mirhossein Mousavi] the Prime Minister and some other ministers as anti-Western managers. It seems that their goal is to raise people as the opposition

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 30, 1989

I did office work until half past eight. Government members came. We went to Imam's shrine. We were welcomed at the local pavilion in the presence of Mr. Ahmad. We went to the side of the shrine and visited the grave inside the shrine and I conducted an interview. Imam's pilgrims, who were many, expressed their feelings. to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 25, 1989

I stayed in the parliament because the house was under repair. A group of representatives of the [Left Wing] of the Assembly, Mr. [Asadullah] Bayat, [Abdul-Vahd Mousavi] Lari, [Rasul] Mutjab Nia, [Abbas] Dozdozani, [Majid] Ansari, [Mohammedreza] Behzadian and [Gholamreza] Heydari came. They are from the statements of Ayatollah Khamenei

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 24, 1989

Hamshirezadeh Mehdi [Hashemi, the CEO of Azadi Tourism and Tourism Complex - ITO, affiliated with Mostafafan Foundation] came and brought a plan for tourism. Mr. [Sydmansour] Razavi [Head of Administrative and Employment Affairs Organization] came. He talked about the vice-presidents and organizations. Mr. [Syed Ahmed] Mousavi

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 20, 1989

First, I read the reports and did the work. Mr. Mousavi Ardabili came at eight in the morning. They are upset with the leadership's attitude regarding his dismissal from the head of the Judiciary and the appointment of Mr. [Mohammed] Yazdi. I said that it is your fault that you offered to resign, or maybe Mr. Khamene

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 19, 1989

The first time I came to the office of the president. The building is untidy and part of the equipment has been transferred to the leadership headquarters and it was basically lacking. I don't like the environment. There are also few employees. Some of them have gone to the leadership office. I am also upset with the movement of the parliament to change the bylaws. Because the approval of the cabinet

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 18, 1989

I was at home. I spent my time studying and resting. In the evening, Mr. Abdullah Nouri came. He brought suggestions for the presidential establishment and talked about the Ministry of Interior. He is a little worried that his friends will resent him for replacing Mr. Mohtashmi.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 15, 1989

After the morning prayer, I did yesterday's backlog until half past seven. In the reports, Ayatollah Khamenei's statements about America have discouraged them and interpreted it as a difference of opinion and strengthening the position of the radicals. The first meeting of the parliament was held after the holidays. before

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 14, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past eight in the morning. I read the reports until nine o'clock. I went to the presidential office. I saw the condition of the rooms, facilities and facilities and gave the order to arrange the work. I also visited the location of the leadership. I returned to my office at eleven o'clock. Dr. [Mustafa] Moin came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 13, 1989

Today, the feeling of surviving leg and back pain is more; Because of not taking medicine last night. It is not important in the reports. Unlike previous years, [Ashura today] Mr. [Syed Abbas] Kaushari did not come to mention the calamity. Because this year, instead of the Rouza in Hosseinieh Jamaran, they had a ceremony next to the Imam's shrine.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 10, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. In the reports, the issue of Lebanon and hostages and the possibility of cooperation between Iran and the United States have a high place. Mr. [Mehdi] Karroubi was trying to find out about the members of my cabinet. He complained to the IRGC for criticizing the performance of the Shahid Foundation and asked me to defend him

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 17, 1989

I reached the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I read the reports. The resignation of the leader from the position of the presidency came to be discussed in the inauguration ceremony. Along with Mr. Ahmad Agha and Mr. [Mohammed] Yazdi, we went to the official meeting for the inauguration. There were also Mr. Mousavi Ardebili and Mousavi Khoini. It seems from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 16, 1989

I was a little better after last night's sauna. I had a little walk and exercise and listened to the news. [George] Bush [President of the United States] said that the policy of the United States in the future is not hostility with Iran. I reached the parliament at half past eight. I went to my office. I listened to the parliament's deliberations on the radio. Election for president

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 12, 1989

In the reports, the issue of Lebanon and the hostages and the cooperation between Iran and America in this regard have a lot of place. In propaganda, the Americans lay the groundwork for negotiations with Iran and especially rely on the mediation of Pakistan. Mr. Ahmad came. We discussed the cabinet. insists that Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 11, 1989

I stayed at home. Eft informed Rafsanjan about his health and Hajiya's illness on the phone. Most of the time was spent resting and studying. Mr. [Abdul Majid] Maadikhah came. He brought the translation of Nahj al-Balagheh, which was completed and ready to be printed. Dr. Velayati asked on the phone to send the 747 plane for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 9, 1989

In the morning news, there was the news of America's opposition to the release of our frozen property in exchange for the release of the hostages and the announcement of Mr. Golding, the UN envoy, regarding the necessity of the unconditional release of Sheikh Obeid. I went to the parliament. I read reports and did office work. Mr. [Mortaza]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 8, 1989

Exercise, swimming pool, breakfast, going to parliament and reading reports. Mr. [Mohammed] Moazzi [= Moazzuddin] representative of Isfahan came. He criticized the Minister of Agriculture and demanded his replacement. Dr. [Hasan] Rouhani came. He mentioned the problems of the Ministry of Information and expressed his unwillingness for this position;

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 7, 1989

In the reports, Lebanon's issues are at the top, and my role in calming the crisis and hoping for Iran to solve the problem has a high contribution. I arrived at the parliament at half past nine. Mr. [Isa] Kalantari, Minister of Agriculture, came. He described self-sufficiency programs and problems and needs. to be self-sufficient in the next five years

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 4, 1989

Early in the morning, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed that they had received a call from Germany and Oman last night and asked us to intervene in the Lebanese issue and not allow the execution of the Americans. They said through Sultan Qaboos that they were also putting pressure on Israel that Sheikh [Abdul Karim]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 3, 1989

I was at home until half past eight. In the reports, the smell of military conflict can be smelled because of the threat to the lives of the American hostages in the region. The American war fleet has been assigned to the Mediterranean and the Persian Gulf. I went to Beit Imam and then to Hosseinieh Jamaran for the ceremony of denouncing the presidential decree.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 2, 1989

By taking the prescribed medicine, my back and leg pain is better today. In the reports, the issues of Lebanon and hostages have provoked a lot of inflammation. Regarding the program of the execution ceremony tomorrow and the holding of an extraordinary session of the Assembly of Experts, to reaffirm the leadership based on the amended constitution,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 6, 1989

I did the office work until nine o'clock in the morning and gave instructions to the officials to prepare the meeting of the Assembly of Experts. Mr. [Ebrahim] Amini came. There was a consultation about the quality of holding the expert meeting. Before the meeting, hold a meeting with other members of the Board of Directors in the Parliament Hall

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 5, 1989

I feel better after taking medicine. I went to the parliament at half past nine. There has been a lot of noise in the reports about my statement on Friday, regarding our readiness to cooperate in solving the problem of Lebanon and the hostages. Although a strong attack on American bullying and threats and their lack of pressure

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 1, 1989

I went to the parliament at half past nine in the morning. [Mr. Majid Ghasemi] the head of Central Bank came. He gave an opinion about the payment method between us and the Soviet Union; There are some problems. In the reports, the issue of the execution of [William] Higgins and the kidnapping of Sheikh [Abdul Karim] Obeid is at the top. Americans seem to be the remedy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 31, 1989

I did office work until ten in the morning. The results of Iran's elections are discussed in the reports and are usually treated positively. The flood of congratulations from international and domestic personalities is flowing. The issue of the kidnapping of Sheikh Obeid and Colonel Higgins is of interest. The organization of the oppressed in the world has announced that if

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 30, 1989

I took a hot tub. It helped a little in alleviating [back disc] pain. In the reports, a lot of attention has been paid to Iran's elections. Dr. [Syed Hassan] Firouzabadi [Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces] came for the affairs of the armed forces and gave comments about the cabinet. Mr. [Mehdi] Karroubi [Chairman of the Council

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 29, 1989

Some exercise and swimming and listening to the news were done, then I went to the parliament. In the reports, the issue of elections and referendum in Iran is at the top. People's participation is acceptable. About the last good election and my vote is above 95 percent. I am in favor of amending the constitution within the limits of my votes

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 28, 1989

[Today was the presidential election]. I was at home. I spent my time studying and resting. In the afternoon, Fatima's sister and relatives were our guests. Relatives came in the evening and night. Mohsen, Fati and Faeze also came with their relatives. Asr Ahmad Agha came. The members of the cabinet were discussed. to vote for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 24, 1989

I was tired in the morning because of a bad sleep last night. I swam in the pool, I felt a little sick. I went to Ahmad Agha's house at half past eight. I saw the Imam's residence with the additions there. Ahmad Agha suggests that we settle there. It has three separate buildings. Its owner [Mr.] Khosrowshahi

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 23, 1989

I went to the parliament at nine in the morning. It was not important in the reports. Mr. [Mohammed Hasan] the boat came. He advised that council elections should not be held until the situation normalizes after the war. They may distort the unity and unity by interfering in the executive affairs. Dr. Velayati [Minister of Foreign Affairs] and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 19, 1989

In the bathtub, to treat my back, I slept in hot water for a while; It was not ineffective. I went to the parliament. It is not important in the reports. The Austrian police have ordered the arrest of two Iranian agents on the charge of Iran's role in killing Qasemlou. In the public session, twenty days summer vacation of the Parliament was approved

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 27, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. I saw the reports until ten o'clock. A telephone conversation was held with Mr. [Behzad] Nabavi in Moscow and coded messages were received. Overall, the Russians keep their arms deals, but the prices are high. I told them to make the prices reasonable and fair. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 26, 1989

I got the news at seven in the morning and read the reports. It is not important news. I did the backlog until ten o'clock. A group of representatives of manufacturing industries came. They reported the service to the war and reconstruction and asked for the needs of the classes. They said five hundred and fifty thousand units

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 25, 1989

I went to the parliament at seven in the morning. They came from Majlis Health and took blood and urine for testing. Dr. [Mohammed Ali] Hadi [Najafabadi] and Sadeghi from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs came. They discussed the policy of dealing with the countries of the southern Persian Gulf. I told them to go to reform politics.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 22, 1989

I woke up at half past two in the morning. I was thirsty and my leg hurt. I walked a little and drank water. I did not sleep after the morning prayer. After breakfast we went to the sea. Then, next to the garden of the villa, I wrote the memories of yesterday. I bathed in a hot tub to treat my back pain. Bond

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 21, 1989

The companions generally slept after the prayer. I walked a little in the gardens around the villa. We had breakfast at eight in the morning. We went to the sea to swim. We threw the fishing hook into the water, but we did not catch any fish. While jumping from the pier, my toe nail was broken and injured. after swimming

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 20, 1989

I closed the suitcase and went to the assembly. I did not find anything important in the reports. Physiotherapy was done. I did a half-hour interview with radio and television about my plans for the presidency to advertise the elections. I informed Ayatollah Khamenei over the phone that I will be traveling for two days

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 18, 1989

I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. I went to the public session of the parliament. Before the meeting started, I told the representatives that presenting the report of the SAIPA research group in such a crude manner is not in accordance with the rules. The commission should report the result, and in addition, it will cause conflict between the judiciary and the parliament

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 15, 1989

After exercising and swimming, I reached the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Mohammed Hossein] Adeli, our ambassador in Japan, came. The great influence of the Soviet visit and the choice of leadership and the presence of the people on the stage in the view and policy of foreigners towards Iran and the assurance of the stability of Iran and the readiness of the Japanese for extensive cooperation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 14, 1989

I stayed at home. To treat my back pain, I swam in the morning and in the evening. I walked and softened it, but the pain remains. Mr. [Mohammed Hasan] Rahimian [a member of Imam Khomeini's office] came. He handed over some of the currency donated to the front that was left in the imam's account. In the afternoon, relatives were guests. Hajiya Bibi

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 9, 1989

After prayer, I did the backlog until half past seven in the morning. I went to the meeting. Before the order, I made a short speech about Ayatollah Khamenei's message and the Mecca disaster. We voted on the resignation of Mr. Sharia Pasand. Out of 195 people present at the meeting, 187 people with his resignation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 17, 1989

I stayed at home until nine o'clock in the morning. We were supposed to meet with Ahmad Agha, who was still asleep until then. The meeting did not take place. Ashikh Mohammad Hashemian [representative of the religious jurist and Friday imam of Rafsanjan] came. About the impossibility of meeting the Rafsanjanis who had come to Tehran and also about the manner

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 16, 1989

I read the reports until half past eight in the morning. The issue of the murder of [Abdul Rahman] Ghasemlu [leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party] has a wide impact; They usually guess the murderer from the words of Iraq or the opponents of Iran. I was in the public meeting until ten o'clock. We approved the Guardian Council lawyers.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 13, 1989

I read the reports until nine o'clock in the morning. The issue of the bomb explosion in Mecca has been widely reflected. Mohsen, who went to China to pursue cooperation with the Chinese in the missile industry, returned from that country and gave a trip report. He believes that the Chinese have made advances in rocket technology with solid fuel

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 12, 1989

I went to the parliament. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh] Minister of Oil came. Reported the trip to South Korea; Very satisfied. They are supposed to buy more oil and rebuild our oil platforms in the Persian Gulf and complete Iran-Japan petrochemicals. I said to develop relations. Nabih Bari

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 11, 1989

In the reports, the news of two explosions in Makkah has been noticed, which is probably a propaganda conspiracy against us. I consulted with the leadership over the phone about condemning it; We decided to condemn. In a short speech before the order, I condemned the explosions as a conspiracy. until half past nine

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 10, 1989

I listened to foreign news. As recommended by the doctor, I swam in the small pool at home. I went to the parliament. I did office work. They came from the Foreign Affairs Commission [Parliament] and consulted on foreign policy to set their own agenda. Students of Islamic Associations against Tahakim office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 8, 1989

I listened to the news of Voice of America and BBC radio; They did not have any important content. I chlorinated the pool. I swam a little. Doctors have advised me to swim to treat my back pain. I went to the parliament. Mr. [Ebrahim] Sanjaghi came. To remedy the shortcomings of the army and reduce its duties

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 7, 1989

After the prayer, I did the work. Timsar Hosni Saadi [Army Ground Force Commander] came. He gave a report on the defense lines and stated the needs. Mr. [Asadullah] Badamchian came. He expressed his happiness about the current situation and his political programs in the Islamic community of educators, society

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 2, 1989

I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. The Sudanese coup is attracting the attention of the media and it is slowly becoming clear that it has western roots. The fate of Sadiq al-Mahdi is not known. I went to the public session of the parliament. Mr. [Abdul Majid] Sharia Pansad, representative of Karaj, read his resignation letter before the order

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 1, 1989

I went to the parliament at eight thirty in the morning. I read the reports. The coup d'état in Sudan and the results of my trip to the Soviet Union are the subject of discussions and media attention. At nine o'clock I went to the Constitutional Review Council. We worked until noon. I returned to my office. I did office work. Mr. [Ali] Jannati

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 6, 1989

I did my office work until nine o'clock in the morning. I read the reports. Mr. [Masoud Roghani] Zanjani [Minister of Planning and Budget] and the deputies came. They gave an explanation about army informatics. Before the revolution, all the issues of the army were supposed to be computerized and about three billion dollars were spent

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 5, 1989

I read the reports until half past seven in the morning. I stayed in the public session of the parliament until half past nine. I came to my office. Akhvi Mohammad [head of the Broadcasting Organization] came and talked about the new organization of the presidential body. Mr. Raiszadeh came. Regarding my future plans and work and colleagues

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 4, 1989

I went to the parliament at seven in the morning. Mr. [Mahdi] Karroubi [Deputy Speaker of the Parliament] spoke against [Mr. Abdul Majeed] Sharia Pashand. Sharia Pashand had participated in the meeting. The representatives were angry and threatened to beat him or leave the meeting if he stayed. I messaged him that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 3, 1989

I did office work until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Abdul Hossein] Wahaji came. He gave a report on the status of foreign purchases and basic goods and explained the efforts of his competitors. I asked him to prepare a plan for the supply of raw materials for factories to produce at full capacity. gentlemen

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 30, 1989

تا ساعت ده صبح در منزل برای خطبه های جمعه مطالعه کردم. در راه دانشگاه تهران، برای ثبت نام برای انتخابات ریاست جمهوری، به وزارت کشور [در خیابان فاطمی] رفتم؛ عمارت عظیمی است. سالن بزرگ ناتمامی دارد که ظرفیت چهار هزار نفر دارد. باید برای اجتماعات مهم نظام

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 29, 1989

I did office work until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Khosro] Aruj came. The protection of Jamaran's house and area was discussed. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh] Minister of Oil came. He consulted about the sale of gas from the Salman field to Dubai and the laying of the pipe from under the water. It is politically important and in terms of

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 28, 1989

I did my office work until half past eight. We spoke on the phone with Ayatollah Khamenei about proposing the title of "Leader of the Revolution" for him in Friday prayers. Muslims outside Iran want this. We used to think that this title should be reserved for the Imam, which caused protests

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 27, 1989

I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. In the public session of the parliament, before the order, I spoke about the martyrs of Haftir. I came to my office at half past nine. Mr. [Ali] Agha Mohammadi came. He made suggestions for the presidency. In the evening, I went to the [Constitutional] Revision Council and to my office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 26, 1989

At six thirty in the morning, we went to Shafa Yahyaeian Hospital for a back X-ray. The doctors [Behrouz] Malavi, [Mohammad Saleh] Ganjavian, [Hossein] Jazayeri, and [Davood] Jafari, the head of the hospital, also supervised. They took and examined multiple X-rays. It turned out that I don't have a disc, and in the lower vertebra

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 20, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past six in the morning. I read the reports until half past seven. Westerners have become sensitive about my trip to the Soviet Union. Before the start of the meeting, I explained to the representatives about the trip to the Soviet Union and the topics on the agenda of the negotiations and how to choose companions. After the start of the meeting to my office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 6, 1989

I went to the parliament. I spent a lot of time reading reports. All in all, the election of Ayatollah Khamenei has had a positive effect and has given peace to the world and the region, and made the enemies disappointed and the friends happy, and the congratulations and approvals have started and are very wide. The representatives also have an approval petition

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 22, 1989

I slept relatively well last night. The lack of sleep from the night before last was compensated. In the morning, I listened to the Persian news of Voice of America (VOA) and BBC English. After taking a shower and having breakfast, we went to the hall designated for interviews and interviews were conducted with foreign and domestic journalists. The Russians had asked me to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 17, 1989

I went to the parliament. I had a lot to do. The work of traveling to the Soviet Union occupies some of my time. Dr. Velayati came with a group of ministers and soldiers to coordinate the trip. The evening of Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi [head of the Atomic Energy Organization] for nuclear energy affairs and coming along

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 23, 1989

I woke up at five thirty in the morning. I could not get the news of Persian radios. The voice of the BBC and the voice of America, which was well heard in Moscow, was muffled and weak in Leningrad. We went to the airport with an official escort and flew to Baku on a Russian plane at eight in the morning.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 25, 1989

I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. According to reports, there is great sensitivity in Western circles about my trip to the Soviet Union. All the media have news and analysis on this issue. Apparently, it has ended in favor of Iran. Before the start of the meeting, give a brief report of the positive effects of the trip

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 24, 1989

I read the reports at home until half past ten and did my office work that they brought. The reflection of the trip to the Soviet Union is wide and Americans are more sensitive than others. It seems that they have fallen into passivity and discomfort. I went to the parliament. My legs and back hurt

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 21, 1989

I woke up at four in the morning. I stayed awake. I read the text of the agreement, which is the basis of cooperation with the Soviet Union for two thousand years, and which I had to sign. I wrote the memories of yesterday. I listened to the news of Farsi radios in England and America. Hide the concern of Iran-Soviet agreements

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 19, 1989

I did my office work and read the reports until half past ten in the morning. Mr. [Akbar] Turkan [head of the Defense Industries Organization] came. The report gave a review of three types of tanks from China, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia, which we are studying for technology transfer. After his trip to the Soviet Union, he became one of the

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 18, 1989

After prayer, I studied until half past seven in the morning. I stayed in the public session of the parliament until half past nine. I did things in my office until two in the afternoon. Asr Governor and Imam Juma Bandar Abbas and Mr. [Abbas] Abbasi and [Gholamabas] Zairi, representatives of Bandar Abbas to resolve

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 16, 1989

Before noon, we went to Imam's house with modesty to console Imam's wife. We also had discussions with Mr. Ahmad. He had reservations about the exchange of letters between Mr. Montazeri and Mr. Khamenei and its broadcast on the radio. We also talked about the Imam's tomb and our house. He wants to stay in Jamaran and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 15, 1989

After prayer until nine in the morning, I took care of the pending tasks. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi [Head of the Atomic Energy Organization] came. He had recommendations for economic matters and asked questions regarding uranium and requested assistance for completing the Bushehr project. Mr. [Mohammad Ali] Rahmani [Head of the Basij of the Oppressed]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 14, 1989

I read the reports at half past seven in the morning. Before the meeting, I asked the representatives to sign the text of the letter to the leader and we will go to his office at eleven o'clock. The oath ceremony of the board of directors was done. I continued the meeting until half past ten. We went to the leader's office. Representatives

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 12, 1989

After the prayer, we rested for a while and had breakfast with Efat and my sister Siddiqa. I went to the public meeting. Before the order, I spoke about the death of the Imam and the election of Ayatollah Khamenei. We had board elections. I was elected president with 231 votes out of 241 votes of the audience. under the influence

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 9, 1989

I stayed at home until half past nine in the morning. I went to Tehran University. The heads of the three powers had given Fatiha to the Imam of the Majlis. It was Quran, poetry and talk. Dr. Fathi [Shaghaqi] spoke about the fighters inside Palestine [Islamic Jihad Organization]. Mr. [Syed Hassan] Taheri Khorramabadi told the people when he heard

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 7, 1989

After the prayer, I read the reports until half past eight in the morning. The world has succumbed to Imam's popularity. Outside the country, Muslims have left no stone unturned, especially in Lebanon, Pakistan and Kashmir. They are dumbfounded by the speed of action in choosing leadership without problems. Analyzes of the war between powers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 13, 1989

After the prayer, I read the reports until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Gholamohsin] Nadi Najafabadi came. He brought Ayatollah Montazeri's letter to Ayatollah Khamenei, which confirmed his leadership, hoping that Mr. Khamenei would respond and it would be broadcast in the media. From the point of view of the system towards them

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 11, 1989

After praying and resting, I read the reports and did the office work. Iran issues are still at the top of the news. I was following the news about the ceremony of the seven imams on their graves. In the evening, the Fourth Commission [Constitutional Review Council] had a meeting.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 10, 1989

I went to the parliament at eight in the morning. Until noon, I spent more time reading reports. The whole world is surprised by the strength of the system and the speed of our action in choosing the leadership, and the interpretations are in a positive direction. In the evening, the Fourth Commission [Constitutional Revision Council] had a meeting, and in the order of the number of representatives and names

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 8, 1989

After prayer, I listened to American and English radios and read reports and telexes. The whole world has acknowledged the greatness of the mourning ceremony and people's loyalty to the Imam and the revolution. They are surprised and shocked to see that all their analysis turned out to be wrong

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 5, 1989

After the morning prayer, I did yesterday's backlog. I wrote the text of the statement of the Assembly of Experts regarding the approval of the leadership of Ayatollah Khamenei and gave it for publication. I consulted with some members of the Board of Directors about using the title of Ayatollah instead of Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 4, 1989

After the prayer, I went to the parliament. The members of the Board of Directors of the Assembly of Experts had slept in the parliament overnight. We had breakfast together and discussed the agenda of the Experts' meeting. Last night until this morning, the experts had arrived in Tehran from different parts of the country. They informed that the meeting of the Islamic Consultative Assembly

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 29, 1989

I went to the Imam's house early. I visited the Imam in the hospital. His condition is stable. The doctors took blood tests from him. Ahmad Agha is still not at ease. I spoke a few words with the Imam. The Imam's medical team has a policy that in important cases, due to the significance of the matter and concern

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 3, 1989

After the morning prayer, I visited the [Qalb Jamaran] hospital and went to the Majlis from there. In the reports, there is no news of foreigners knowing about the Imam's bad condition. I did office work. Mr. Behzad Nabavi [Minister of Heavy Industries] came. From the possibility of his impeachment in the parliament in relation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 1, 1989

After prayer, I did the backlog until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. Rahim Safavi [Deputy Commander of IRGC Ground Forces] came. He said the program of the IRGC ground force. He consulted on issues for the future of the IRGC and it was decided to bring the final organization of the force for approval. army commanders

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 31, 1989

I went to Imam's house. The doctors and people around them were satisfied, and Ahmad Agha was worried and insisted on speeding up the work of revising the constitution. I stood next to the Imam's bed and put my hand on their hand. They took my thumb and said in terse words: "Accelerate the revision of the constitution

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 30, 1989

I reached the parliament at quarter past seven. Before the order, I talked about the Muslim march in England. I returned to my office at quarter past ten. I met with [Mr. Khristo Khristev] Minister of [Foreign] Trade of Bulgaria. The words were general and friendly. Noon, Mr. [Mirkmaluddin] Shahriari

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 28, 1989

I reached the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I immediately went to the public meeting. I stayed in the meeting until quarter past ten. Mr. [Abbas] Abbasi came to represent Bandar Abbas. He said about the conflict with the governor and Imam Juma. I decided to invite them to negotiate and find a solution. Mr. [Mohammed Javad] Irvani [Minister

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 27, 1989

At half past eight in the morning, I went to Imam's house. The situation of the Imam was not favorable. They were very weak and blood was coming out of the bladder and urine was stopped. The people around were worried. I talked to the doctors. Their worries were less. They believed that blood clotting in the bladder caused these effects

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 26, 1989

I used to study at home until half past ten in the morning. I visited the hospital [Qalb Jamaran] and visited the Imam. They are getting better. They told me to greet the people and thank them. They ask people to pray for God to accept them; I was very touched, because it meant goodbye

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 25, 1989

At 8:30 in the morning, I went to the headquarters [of the General Forces]. Mr. [Ali] Razini [Head of the Judiciary Organization of the Armed Forces] and Mr. Montazeri and Mr. Shafi'i came. They complained about the violations and asked me to be strict. They had suggestions regarding the amendment of the principle related to military courts.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 2, 1989

I went to Imam's house in the morning. Ahmad Agha expressed concern. I talked to the doctors. They have started a new treatment. A medical announcement was supposed to be given in such a way that a little concern was seen in it. We visited Imam. They have become very weak. They said they have pain and no appetite

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 24, 1989

At nine o'clock I went to the hospital to meet Imam. I visited them. They are getting better. We spoke a few words. They said they were in a little pain. The doctors were satisfied. I told Ahmad Agha to play parts of the surgery scenes. I went to Shahid Shiroudi Stadium. in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 23, 1989

At first, when I wanted to call Imam's office to know the time of surgery, it was not possible. I went to the public meeting. Before the meeting, I told the representatives my opinion regarding the approval of the merger of the Ministries of Defense and the IRGC. I opened the meeting and handed it over to Mr. [Mahdi] Karroubi [Vice Speaker of the Parliament]. to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 22, 1989

I went to the Imam's office. I spoke with Dr. [Hasan] Arefi [cardiologist and Imam's treating physician] about Imam's condition. He said that by examining the photo, there was a doubt in doing the operation, so that it would be salted again. I went to the parliament. Joint meeting of heads of commissions and government board members for review

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 21, 1989

I reached the parliament at half past seven in the morning. In the reports, the issue of China is at the top. Before starting the open session, I asked the representatives to give their opinion about the parliamentary friendship associations with the applicant parliaments. I stayed in the meeting until half past nine in the morning. I went to my office. Mr. [Gholamabas] Zairi

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 20, 1989

I visited the Imam's office. I went to the parliament. In the reports, the issue of pro-democracy demonstrations in China and the declaration of martial law and the summoning of the army to the city and Zhaoxiang's resignation are important issues. Mr. Mahdinejad came from the army. Mr. [Mohammed] Jafari gave a report on the external actions from the camp

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 19, 1989

I was at home. Hajiya Waldeh and his nurse came. We had a chance to meet. Mr. Rahmani came from Sahfaja [Army Information Protection Organization]. He said about the work problems there because of the prejudices of the military leaders. We decided to support them so that they could work there. The presence of civilians

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 18, 1989

I arrived at the command office at quarter past eight in the morning. I did the work. Industry managers came. They reported the progress of the work. Mr. [Moussi] Refan [commander of IRGC Air Force] came. The Air Force program brought the IRGC in three fields of flight, air defense and surface-to-surface missiles. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 16, 1989

I reached the parliament at quarter past seven in the morning. It is not important in the reports. Westerners have stopped reacting to the statements of my Friday sermon; Like they don't want to fuel it anymore. I stayed in the public session of the parliament until ten in the morning. Mr. [Hossein] Mahluji [Kashan representative] came and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 14, 1989

After praying and listening to the news and reading the reports, we had breakfast with the children. I went to the public session of the parliament. Before the order, I spoke a few words about the five-year development plan. I stayed in the meeting until noon. At noon, the representative of Mahabad came. He asked for Kurdistan's problems and from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 17, 1989

I woke up for morning prayer and did not sleep again. I did the backlog until half past seven. I stayed in the public meeting until half past nine. A group of teacher training students came from Mazandaran. I spoke for them. Mr. [Mohammed Javad] Irvani [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 15, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine in the morning. I did the office work and read about the proposals related to the amendment of the constitution. They came from public relations for the information program of constitutional amendment. In the evening, the fourth commission of the Constitutional Revision Council had a meeting. About the number

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 13, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at eight in the morning. In the reports, Westerners have become passive after my interview and Ayatollah Khamenei's statements about my content last Friday. On the one hand, they are willing to accept that we do not recommend killing Westerners, and on the other hand, they see that they should limit their propaganda for a week.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 11, 1989

I reached the parliament at half past seven in the morning. In the reports, the reflection of my interview, in which the words of last Friday were moderated, is very broad and the westerners are happy. Mr. [Ali] Hosseini Tash came for military industry issues. Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Nazaran [Head of the POW Commission] also for POW affairs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 10, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine in the morning. I did the rest. Mr. Mahmoudi came and said that a person who cheated in an arms deal in the past - early in the war - and is the subject of Iran's complaint, is ready to pay Iran's right to use the future deals. I told him to send someone to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 9, 1989

At six in the morning, we went to the airport [Mehrabad] with Efat and Yasir. Fati and Faeze also came. We flew to Kish by plane. There were also army and corps commanders. Efat and his companions stayed in Kish, and after performing the ceremony, we went to the naval maneuver area with helicopters.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 8, 1989

I reached the parliament at half past nine in the morning. The reports are still telling about the propaganda blackmail of the West about my statements in the Friday prayer. Mr. Qaiser [an employee of the Islamic Council] brought documents for the revision of the constitution. [Mr. Mohammad Javad Irvani] Minister of Economy came. about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 5, 1989

I studied for sermons until half past ten in the morning. At the Friday prayer ceremony, the presence of a large number of people was impressive because of the holy day. In the sermons, I strongly attacked the policy of the West and especially the United States regarding Palestine. The evening was spent resting and studying. Voice of America reacts furiously

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 4, 1989

At half past nine in the morning, I arrived at the command office [of the entire force]. They brought the anti-revolution counterfeit banknote printing machine, which they had taken from inside Pakistan, along with samples of counterfeit banknotes. The IRGC forces have gone 60 kilometers deep into Pakistan's Balochistan and killed

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 3, 1989

I was in the public meeting until ten o'clock in the morning. I came to my office. [Mr. Ahmed Taha] representative of Bukan came. He told the needs of his constituency; There is a lot of shortage and need. Kurdistan generally has such a situation, but Bukan is behind because it is not a city, but by virtue of becoming a city.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 6, 1989

At eight in the morning, I arrived at the headquarters [of the General Forces]. Timsar [Ali] Shahbazi [Chief of the Army General Staff] said something about Dezhban and Sepehr. Timsar [Mustafa] Turabi [Head of the Army Information Protection Organization] came. He gave a report on the arrest of American spies and royalists and for more cars

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 7, 1989

I stayed at home. I did the work of the parliament yesterday. We discussed with Mohsen about the evaluation of the visit to Jihad Construction Engineering Research Center. It is considered acceptable and basic; Although, ultimately, it is not the work of Jihad and it should be transferred to the armed forces. In the afternoon, Hajiya's father and his sister

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 20, 1989

For the final work on the budget bill and the amendment of the bill based on the opinions of the Guardian Council, I went to the parliament. They did not have any major objections. It was quickly amended. Mr. Fakhr Rouhani's credentials from Kordkuy were raised but did not receive a vote, even though it had the approval of Ayatollah Montazeri. At the end, a few sentences in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 12, 1989

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying and resting. Mohsen came. He said about the wandering and indecision in the IRGC technical forces due to the lack of clear organization and responsibilities. I said that we will solve the problem after the responsibility of the Ministry of Defense and Army Corps is determined. In the afternoon, the Marashi brothers' family came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 7, 1989

I was at home. Most of my time was spent in unplanned meetings before noon. Relatives and friends came after visiting the Imam and before going to visit the Imam. In the news reports, there is extensive propaganda against my statement on Friday in the western media. They are both sad and a good subject

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 6, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine in the morning. In the reports, the anger and reaction of America, Israel, England and France regarding my statements yesterday in the Friday prayer have been widely published. Mr. [Abdul Hossein] Moqtadaei, the representative of Abadan, came. He is concerned about the lack of attention of the CEO of Abadan Refinery towards the employees

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 2, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine in the morning. Office work and reading reports were done until noon. Mr. [Abdelvahid] Mousavi Lari [Tehran's representative] came. He asked questions about the trip to the Soviet Union and travel plans and companions from the parliament and non-parliament; I explained the work policy. To Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 24, 1989

I went to the parliament at eight thirty in the morning. Most of the time was spent doing things. Mr. [Ali] Agha Mohammadi came. He spoke about the Iraqi militant groups and got permission to conduct their maneuvers. He asked for more help. One of the commanders of the anti-narcotics camp came. Reported work

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 23, 1989

I reached the parliament at half past seven in the morning. In the reports, my disclosure about the efforts of the American spy network in Iran is still being considered, interpreted and analyzed. I was in the public session of the parliament until ten o'clock. I returned to my office. Mr. [Hossein] Mahluji [Kashan representative] came. About military industries and my trip to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 22, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine in the morning. In the reports, the Geneva talks, the disclosure of American espionage in Iran, and the uprising of the Jordanian people are of interest. They came to the headquarters of the ceremony commemorating the tenth anniversary of Ayatollah Motahari's martyrdom. They reported the programs. They are very broad. financial aid and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 1, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine in the morning. I did my office work. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi [head of the Atomic Energy Organization] came and asked for the speed of nuclear energy work. Members of the Parliament's Agriculture Commission came. They consulted about the plan to merge the Ministry of Construction Jihad and the Ministry of Agriculture.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 30, 1989

I slept little last night. I reached the parliament at half past seven in the morning and did the backlog. I stayed at the public meeting until ten o'clock. Mr. [Syed Hossein] Mousavi Tabrizi [Representative of Tabriz and member of the Article 90 Commission] came to my office. To the complaint of the Foundation for Immigrant Affairs regarding the strictness of the Article 90 Commission

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 29, 1989

I went to the parliament at half past nine in the morning. They came from the Law Department for the schedule of the Constitutional Review Board meetings. Mr. [Majid] Ansari and Mr. [Ishaq] Jahangiri came to consult about the Kerman representative candidate and to give some reminders about the amendment of the constitution. In the evening of the board meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 28, 1989

[Today was a holiday on the occasion of the anniversary of the martyrdom of Amirul Momineen Ali (AS).] I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. Because I didn't sleep enough last night, I was asleep until nine o'clock in the morning. Martyr Motahari's wife came. Consulted Shahid Motahari about publishing a book about Islamic economy. phone night

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 27, 1989

At 9:30 in the morning, I went to the headquarters [of the General Forces]. Timsar Shahbazi [Chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff] asked about the military companions on the Soviet trip. Mr. Ali Jannati had references about the work of the office [of the General Staff Command]. Messrs. [Moussi] Refan [commander of IRGC Air Force] and [Hossein] Dehghan

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 26, 1989

I went to the parliament. I did the backlog. Mr. Math came. Consulted on cooperation with the Military Procurement Review Board at the General Staff [General Command]. Mr. Seyed Abbas Mousavi, one of the leaders of Lebanon's Hezbollah, came. About the new situation in Lebanon, which was preceded by the war between Christians and Muslims

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 25, 1989

I reached the parliament at quarter past eight in the morning. I spoke with the representatives before the order. It was decided to give breathing room to consult the candidates of the five members of the Islamic Council in the group of the constitutional revision group. I breathed at ten to eleven. In the breath of Mr. [Gasem Mehrzad] Sedkiani [Representative

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 21, 1989

I was studying for Friday sermons at home until half past ten. I gave two long sermons. I announced the discovery and disintegration of the American espionage network. I talked about rate control and moral corruption [and administrative corruption]. In the evening, his parents and nurses came. They were our guest iftar. chastity

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 12, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past eight in the morning. It was not important in the reports. I was in the public session of the parliament until half past ten. I listened to some interviews of American spies in Nahaja [Army Air Force] and Nadaja [Army Navy]. During the war, he committed a great betrayal by giving important information

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 1, 1989

After the prayer, I listened to BBC Farsi radio and Voice of America. They have kept the issue of Mr. Montazeri alive and are promoting violence and regressiveness for the incident. They consider my trip to the Soviet Union important in the future. Carrying out this trip in a meeting with [Mr. Ali Akbar Velayati] the Minister of Foreign Affairs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 18, 1989

Mohsen had returned from a trip to China. He arrived while having breakfast and told a brief news about the trip. At eight in the morning, I went to Azadi Square to participate in the Army Day ceremony. Units from all the military and law enforcement forces marched and I gave a short speech and finally an interview with Saf magazine [Organ

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 13, 1989

At 9:30 in the morning, I went to the headquarters [of the General Forces]. Mr. Ali Jannati [the head of the office of the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces] said the work of the office. Mr. [Ali] Yunsi [prosecutor of the judicial organization of the armed forces] came. He talked about the security situation of the army and about the negligence of the Sahfaja [Security Organization] official

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 20, 1989

I went to the office of the General Command. Mr. Kiani came. His actions regarding the regulation of [defense] industries. M. He said [chemical, microbial, radioactive] and consulted to continue the work and gave a report on the preparation of raw materials for industries. Mr. Moblegh came from the map, the connection plan of two rivers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 19, 1989

I went to the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I stayed in the meeting until half past ten. We kept the value added tax bill silent because of its inflationary burden. Before the order, I condoled the death of Dr. [Hasan] Asadi [Lari]. At noon [the head] of the inter-parliamentary delegation came. Reported the trip to Hungary

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 17, 1989

I did not sleep after dawn. I reached the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I read the reports until half past eight. Mr. Raiszadeh came and suggested that people be appointed in the parliament to plan the trip to the Soviet Union. A meeting with the presence of the government board and a group of representatives to follow up the work of the program

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 16, 1989

We left home at seven in the morning. On the way, I visited the subway project on Shahid Muftah Street; Good progress. I reached the parliament at half past seven. In the reports, the intensity of the clashes in Beirut and the optimism expressed by [Xavier Perez Dekoyar], the Secretary General of the United Nations, regarding the future negotiations between Iran and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 15, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine in the morning. There is nothing important in the reports. Sarcheshme copper company managers came with [Mr. Mohammad Reza Ayatollahi] Minister of Mines and Metals. They gave the situation report and I asked for an explanation. They have problems in transporting soil from the mine and in manpower. Good currency and riyal situation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 14, 1989

I was at home. I slept until nine in the morning. Fatima's sister and relatives came. I talked with them for a while. Siddiqa Amouzada, who is like Tayyaba's wife, the martyr's mother, was with them. Agha Reza Marashi came and said something about Jiraft's agricultural talent. The works of two offices were brought and done

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 11, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at ten in the morning. [Mr. Hassan Rezaei] the representative of Andimeshk came and asked for the needs of the region. Mr. [Mahdi] Karroubi [Vice Speaker of the Parliament and Head of the Shahid Foundation] came. He talked about the martyred soldiers' right to sacrifice and discussed the future leadership and issues of the country. gentlemen

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 5, 1989

On the way to the assembly, I went to Mohammad's brother's house to see Hajiya Waldeh. They came from Nog. They were fine, although old age has worn them down. Mohammad also came from the office. After the meeting, I went to the parliament. Mr. [Sadiq] Khalkhali [the representative of Qom] came. Expressing sadness about Mr. Montazeri's issue

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 10, 1989

I was at home. I did office work until half past ten in the morning. I walked in the yard for an hour. I went to the Imam's service in the evening. I asked for their opinion about accepting the presidential nomination. They completely agreed and said that some devils have falsely spread that the imam is against the presidency

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 9, 1989

I slept after dawn. I went to the parliament at seven in the morning. At quarter past eight, the public meeting - the first meeting of 1968 - began. Before the order, I talked about Ayatollah Montazeri. We worked until almost noon. After praying and reciting the Quran, I slept. I did office work until four o'clock. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 8, 1989

[Today was the first day of the holy month of Ramadan]. At quarter past three in the morning, we woke up with Efat, Mohsen, Mehdi and Yaser to have breakfast. I arrived at the parliament at half past ten. Mr. [Mohammed Javad] Irvani [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance] came. He gave a report on the economic situation and about important projects

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 4, 1989

Today I stayed at home to get rid of travel fatigue. But they brought the accumulated work from the office and I worked until the end of the night. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Parvesh informed by phone about the mass demonstration of people in Najaf Abad in support of Ayatollah Montazeri; yesterday and today Also to the governorship, army and home

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 3, 1989

First, we visited the base by car. It is very vast and huge. It has about three thousand personnel and is self-sufficient for life. It has a lot of green space, agricultural fields, plenty of clean and tidy water. We visited the rocket repair place. Eft and his companions went to see Hoizeh and Khorramshahr, and I

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 2, 1989

At eight o'clock in the morning, we flew in helicopters with [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh, Gholamreza Faruzesh and Bijan Namdar Zanganeh] the Ministers of Oil, Jihad Construction and Power, to visit construction projects and oil, water and land reconstructions. Over the area of Mr. Zanganeh, good explanations about the area

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 31, 1989

I got the news. The issue of Mr. Montazeri is at the top of the reports. Western media portrays his face as moderate, freedom-loving and progressive, and the Imam's face as harsh, and interprets his dismissal as the predominance of violence and radicalism over moderation. Mr. [Mortaza] preacher came and engineering program

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 23, 1989

I was at home. I spent most of my time resting. I did a few things they brought from the command office [of the General Forces]. I wrote an introduction for the introduction book of the second term of parliament, which was prepared by public relations. Morning, noon and night, Mohsen came, we ate together. They informed Rafsanjan that this

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 29, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine. In the reports, the issue of Mr. Montazeri in Sadr and the Soviet and Turkish elections is of great importance. In the Soviet Union, the proponents of Marxist restrictions have failed and the people have chosen Gorbachev's path. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh [Executive Deputy Prime Minister]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 30, 1989

I was at home until three in the afternoon. I spent my time studying and resting. Dr. Velayati [Foreign Affairs Minister] said on the phone that he is leaving for the Soviet Union today. Consulted about the issues in question. He informed again that Switzerland had announced that he had expelled our consul; Although it was supposed to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 11, 1989

At eight o'clock in the morning, I went to the Imam's office to participate in the meeting [on the occasion of Imam Hussain's birthday and Pasdar Day]. Before the start of the meeting, I met with the private imam and asked him to speak in the meeting. they did not accept I insisted. They said they had sworn not to speak in this meeting. probably

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 28, 1989

I arrived at the Parliament at eight thirty. In the reports, the issue of Ayatollah Montazeri has attracted global attention, but it is unclear to them. Mr. [Mohammad Ali] Nazaran [Chairman of the Prisoners' Commission] came for prisoner affairs and the consultative work of the Supreme Defense Council. Mr. [Mohammad Hossein] Malekzadegan [Commander

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 27, 1989

Near sunrise, we heard a huge explosion. After questioning, it turned out that in the defense industry, in the cartridge filling hall, gunpowder exploded, killing one person and injuring many. Mr. [Brigadier Mohammad Hossein] Jalali, the Minister of Defense, announced that [by the Prime Minister] a circular was issued for Mr. Montazeri's photo

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 26, 1989

At half past eight, Mr. [Abdul Majid] Maadikhah [Chairman of the Islamic Revolution History Foundation] came. He gave a report on the work of the History Foundation and complained about the lack of funds. I arrived at the parliament at half past ten. Timsar [Mansoor] Sattari [Commander of the Air Force] came and reported on his trip to Pakistan; is satisfied

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 25, 1989

I reached the parliament at quarter past nine. The streets are still quiet due to the Eid holiday. I read the reports. I called Ayatollah [Mousavi] Ardabili [head of the judiciary]. They came to the office. We discussed for an hour about the Imam's recent decision, the issue of experts, and the issue of Ayatollah Montazeri

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 24, 1989

I studied for Friday sermons at home until half past ten. I went to Tehran University. Mohsen also came with me. Mr. [Hadi] Marvi had spoken before the prayer. He told me that dividing the powers of the Supreme Judicial Council is harmful. In the sermons, I started a new discussion: "Islam, program."

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 22, 1989

I was at home. I walked a little in the yard. Several members of the guards came with their wives and children to visit Eid. Fati, Saeed, Sara, Azam and the children went to Rafsanjan and Hamid and Faezeh and the children went to the north. Efat wants to accompany Mohsen to participate in his son's wedding ceremony

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 21, 1989

After the prayer, I rested until eight o'clock in the morning. In the reports, the agreement of the European Economic Community with the return of their ambassadors to Iran is important. A few days ago, as a reaction to the Imam's sentence to execute Salman Rushdie, they summoned their ambassadors and stopped

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 12, 1989

The Salman Rushdie issue is still at the top of the news and reports. I was in a meeting from eight to ten thirty in the morning. During the break, I spoke to a group of families of the martyrs of Larijan. Dr. Rouhani came. He asked about the trip to China – to which I have been invited – I agreed. About the control of the forces

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 10, 1989

Until ten thirty in the morning, I studied at home for the sermons. It was raining during the Friday prayer. Out of consideration for the condition of the worshippers, I shortened the sermons, but they still lasted an hour. I finished as soon as noon arrived. At noon, Mohsen and the children were here. Report of the War Engineering Research Center.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 16, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at seven in the morning. From seven thirty to ten thirty in the morning and then from two thirty in the afternoon to ten thirty at night, I was in the plenary session. There were heated discussions on paragraphs 5 and 13 of Note 29, which allow the use of external resources, and the Planning Commission defended well and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 19, 1989

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I worked in my office until eight o'clock and stayed in the public session of the parliament until half past ten. [Mr. Abul Hassan Haj Omar] Foreign Minister of Malaysia came. There were friendly talks based on the development of relations and the report of the Islamic Conference in Riyadh. From the conference resolution about Rushdi and the book

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 18, 1989

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. In the reports, the condemnation of the Satanic Verses book and the recognition of Salman Rushdie as an apostate [by the Organization of the Islamic Conference] has gained great importance and is close to the opinion of Iran. I stayed in the public meeting until 10:30 in the morning and noted Note 29, which is extremely sensitive

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 17, 1989

I went to the parliament at nine in the morning. In order to deliver the budget, we also worked on Friday. I worked in my office until ten o'clock. At the request of the representatives, we had an informal meeting with the presence of the Prime Minister, ministers and representatives, to discuss the budget notes that allow the use of foreign resources for the plan.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 16, 1989

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I was in the public meeting from 7:30 to 10:30 in the morning and then from 2:30 in the afternoon to 10:30 at night. In paragraphs 5 and 13 of note 29, which allow the use of foreign sources, there were hot discussions and the program commission defended well and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 15, 1989

As usual, I reached the parliament at seven in the morning and went to the meeting at eight and stayed in the meeting until half past ten. The Bulgarian delegation came and brought the message of their president [Mr. Zhikov] and emphasized my visit to Bulgaria. They are satisfied with their trip. Their boss was very talkative and while reading

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 14, 1989

I went to the parliament. Salman Rushdie's issue is still at the top of the reports. I was in the public meeting from 7:30 to 10:30 in the morning. The budget notes are in the order and it is boring. In the afternoon, I got married to one of Mehdi's friends named "Ahmadlou". Both the groom and the bride have guards. from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 13, 1989

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning and went to the public meeting at eight and stayed until half past ten. Then I came to my office. Mr. [Mohammed Hasan] Zoroq came and sought solutions for family problems. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came to emphasize the amendment of the IRGC budget; the commission has decreased. Half past two in the afternoon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 2, 1989

We were at the guest house until eight in the morning. I listened to foreign and domestic radio news. I went to the artillery center. I spoke at the joint morning ceremony of the armed forces. We saw the artillery observation training simulator. I went to Havaniroz and from the helicopter repair center

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 1, 1989

At seven o'clock in the morning we left home for the airport and at half past seven we flew to Isfahan with the representatives of Isfahan and the Minister of Mines and a group of soldiers and soldiers. Breakfast was served on the plane and I heard the explanation about Mubarake iron and steel smelting. At Isfahan airport with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 9, 1989

I reached the parliament at a quarter past seven. The sensitivities in the issue of Salman Rushdie and the severance of our relationship with England are evident in the reports. I was in the public meeting from quarter past eight to quarter past twelve. The general budget was approved. In the evening, due to the absence of the two vice presidents, I managed the meeting. tired

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 8, 1989

I reached the parliament at seven o'clock. In the reports, the most important issue is still the book of Satanic Verses and breaking the relationship with England. I stayed in the public meeting until noon. The general aspects of the budget bill were discussed. In the afternoon [Mr. Majid Ghasemi] the head of the central bank came. Regarding the problem of the recent resolution of the parliament and the government regarding

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 7, 1989

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. Dr. Velayati said on the phone that it is not necessary to ask the Parliament about the severance of relations with England. because all three conditions of the parliament have not been fulfilled and only the content of the book has been weakly condemned; The minister's own opinion is to announce the termination of the relationship. Finally, at noon, the announcement of the termination of relations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 6, 1989

I was at home today and did the backlog. Mohsen and Fati also came in the afternoon. In the evening, I married the sister of one of the guards. Dr. Velayati called and consulted about the decision regarding relations with England. They followed the conditions of the parliament and condemned the content of the book

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 5, 1989

I was at home. I did not go to the parliament due to fatigue and busy work for several days. They brought the work home from two offices, I did it. I walked a bit in the yard. The snow has just melted and the yard is covered with snow. It rained in the evening. Mr. Javad Larijani, about current political issues

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 4, 1989

The governor came at half past six in the morning. They talked about the problems of the province and criticized the weak management of Shahid Foundation and defended the mayor of Isfahan. We went to the IRGC military industry exhibition and I visited a submarine they had built; It weighs 52 tons and has a capacity of 17 passengers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 3, 1989

At seven o'clock in the morning, we went to the airport and went to Kohrang by helicopter. Heavy snow was sitting on the ground in the area. We landed on the road in front of the first tunnel of Kohrang. The surrounding villagers understood and gathered and sacrificed a sheep and very happily welcomed and demonstrated.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 28, 1989

I went to the assembly early in the morning. Most of the contents, reports and news are related to the issue of Salman Rushdie and Imam's ruling. England agreed with the plan of the parliament and announced that it does not want to cut ties with Iran. Before the start of the meeting, I informed the representatives that Hazrat Imam had a special opinion about the plan to break the relationship

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 27, 1989

I went to the parliament at nine in the morning. I did the office work until one o'clock. Reports say that the issue of Salman Rushdie with the aggressive attitude of Muslims and the rise of support for Iran is still at the top of the news. I participated in the reconstruction council meeting. After much discussion, it was approved to be a part of

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 16, 1989

At nine o'clock in the morning, I went to the headquarters [of the General Forces]. Mr. [Ali] Fallahian [Deputy Minister of Information] came. He reported about Parchin chemical industries and said that he wrote a letter in response to Mr. Montazeri and wanted to give it to the newspaper. I told him not to give it to the newspaper, to send it to themselves.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 26, 1989

I reached the parliament at a quarter past seven. Most of the telexes and global reports are related to the issue of the Satanic Verses book, the relations between Iran and the West, and the positive and negative reactions; This sedition will not sleep soon. Little by little, Muslims and our fans are becoming aggressive. In open session until hours

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 25, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. North Korea's deputy defense minister came. He demanded the implementation of arms purchase contracts before the ceasefire. We have stopped them. They claim that they bought the raw materials and made some of them. We decided to bring a part and transfer a part

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 24, 1989

I was at home and I went to Tehran University only for Friday prayers and delivered both sermons related to the story of the book Ayat Satani. In the evening, relatives came for personal matters. They brought the reports. Still in the world, the issue of Imam's fatwa regarding Rushdi's Mahdur al-Dam is in the news

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 23, 1989

I was at home. I had brought home a lot of work from the assembly, which took almost the whole day. I walked a little in the yard. Efat went to visit the families of the martyrs of the Shahada settlement located in the south of Tehran. He brought many letters and reflected their demands and criticisms. Mohsen Asr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 22, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. Most of the news reports and telexes are related to the issue of Salman Rushdie. I stayed in the public meeting until noon. The tax bill was not finished and we had a meeting in the evening and it continued until the evening until it was finally finished. There was a risk of exaggeration in the decree; I stayed to maintain moderation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 21, 1989

I went to the parliament. Most of the international telexes are related to incidents related to Salman Rushdie's Evil Verses. The European economic community has all recalled their ambassadors from Iran. I told Mr. [Ali Mohammad] Besharti that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs should announce that we will send our ambassadors

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 20, 1989

Mr. Mohsen Rezaei informed that the report of Iraqi advance in Mehran region is not true. I summoned Mr. Kayani, who is in charge of the arrangements of the house, and asked for an explanation about the news of being strict with Mr. [Sidjatbi] Zul-Nuri, who was going to meet the Imam with the militant students. He said he wanted

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 19, 1989

After prayer, I studied until eight o'clock in the morning. I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten. Mr. [Gholamabas] Zairi came. He was allowed to sell his car to pay off his debt. Usually, every representative gets a car allowance from the parliament. At noon, one of the representatives came. about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 18, 1989

I went to the parliament. The policymaking [reconstruction] council was supposed to have a meeting, but because the prime minister did not arrive in Tehran from his trip to Turkey, we canceled the meeting. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi [head of the Atomic Energy Organization] came and said that a memorandum of understanding had been signed with Argentina and requested support for its approval and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 17, 1989

I was at home. In world reports and news, the subject of the Imam's order to execute the author of the Satanic Verses book has occupied the largest part, and the enemies of Islam use it to beat the Imam, Islam, and Shia, and this propaganda will probably continue for some time. Although the company

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 15, 1989

I woke up at half past six in the morning. After prayer, I did office work until eight o'clock. In the reports, the issue of the Satanic Verses book and the Imam's order to execute Salman Rushdie have a wide and negative impact. I spoke in this connection in the public meeting, but as a global blasphemy conspiracy to break

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 14, 1989

It is snowing heavily. It has been coming continuously for two days. I think we haven't had this heavy snow in the past few years. We left at nine in the morning. Passing was difficult. I went to Shahid Motahari High School. In the guilds seminar, about the problems caused by extreme high prices and the ways

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 13, 1989

I went to the parliament first. It is snowing heavily. I read the reports. In the public meeting, I thanked the people for attending the 22 Bahman march and talked about the release of political prisoners and the Imam's pardon. At half past nine, I went to the presidential headquarters for the Reconstruction Council. Ministers of Industries and Mines

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 12, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I read the reports until ten o'clock. I saw the movie Confessions of traitorous and spy soldiers from the hypocrite and monarchist group. Mr. [Mahmoud] Mohammadi Iraqi [deputy of Imam's representative in IRGC] came. About the affairs of the Corps and financial regulations and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 11, 1989

A good march was held today. People participated a lot. It snowed and rained last night and today. The era of Ashikh Muhammad Hashemian came. It was discussed about the endowments of the sheikhiyah. We went to Laleh Hotel and I spoke at the final meeting of foreign guests [Deha Fajr]. I had dinner with them. to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 10, 1989

I was at home. I didn't have much work. They brought the reports, I read them. It seems that there is a difference between the leaders of the Afghan Mujahideen; If not treated, they may encounter problems. Mr. Hossein Amin came and in order not to remove his name from the conservatory he built in Rafsanjan.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 9, 1989

Today was a holiday. I stayed at home. I spent most of my time studying. I reviewed the titles of Kihan newspaper in 1957 and 1959. Mehdi, who had returned from a trip to the southern islands, reported. In the evening, Efat and the children went to watch the film festival at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Relatives came at night. Mr. Ahmad called and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 8, 1989

Because the Imam had a meeting, the streets [of Jamaran] were crowded. We left home late. I reached the parliament at half past nine in the morning. Mr. [Syed Mohammad] Khatami [Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance] came to arrange a meeting with the visiting ministers. Ministers of Hajj and Publicity and Culture of Zimbabwe

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 7, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine in the morning. In the reports, the relations between Iran and France and the criticisms of the Iranian press on French policy are of interest. Air force personnel came. They performed a hymn. I spoke to them. Mr. Faraji and Mr. Nouri came from the Revolution Prosecutor's Office. The situation of prisoners and weakness

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 6, 1989

Dr. Jazayeri came at half past eight in the morning. We went to Beit [Imam] clinic to take pictures of my back. His opinion was that the lower vertebra was welded to its neighbor, but it was decided to consult with others. I went to the presidential office at half past nine. The meeting of the reconstruction council due to the absence of the first

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 5, 1989

I had several meetings before noon. In the evening [Mr. Roland Dumas] the French Foreign Minister came. In the official meeting, the negotiations were normal and with normal compliments. He requested a private meeting, I accepted. We had a private meeting in my office with the presence of Dr. Velayati. Human rights were discussed. We became creditors and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 4, 1989

Mohsen came. He criticized the weak management and lack of attention to the priority of the Shahab 2 missile. At 9:30 in the morning, we went to the Nezaja College of Military Sciences. There was a graduation ceremony for officer students, awarding of prizes, speeches and a parade. Then from the dormitories and classrooms

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 3, 1989

I used to study at home until half past ten in the morning. I went to University of Tehran for Iqama on Friday. The weather was cold, so I gave short sermons. I watched a movie on TV in the evening. Masoud Farah Bakhsh - the pilot - came. Criticisms to the administration of Iran Air [= National Airline Company].

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 2, 1989

I arrived at the General Headquarters [Armed Forces Command] at half past nine in the morning. In the amphitheater, I spoke to the officers about the philosophy of the formation of the General Staff and the need to coordinate the armed forces and answered the questions. In my office, the ministers of the Corps, Defense, Planning, Industries and others came. of delay

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 1, 1989

At 8:30 in the morning, we went to Shahid Isar school on Mirdamad Street. I rang the revolution bell at three minutes past nine. This ceremony was held all over the country on the occasion of the anniversary of Imam's arrival in Tehran at the moment of the plane landing. I spoke for the children. From there to the place of organization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 31, 1989

I went to the parliament early in the morning, I didn't stay long in the public meeting and came to my office to do things. Mr. [Mohammed Sadegh] Khalkhali [Chairman of the Parliament's Foreign Policy Commission] came and requested for the preparation of the delegation to Libya; Because the Ministry of Foreign Affairs does not agree, I did not cooperate. Usually Libya people directly

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 29, 1989

I went to the assembly early in the morning. The snow started yesterday and continues. The streets are covered with snow and relatively quiet. The budget amendment was in order. We worked until noon. In the afternoon, we worked for two hours until it was finished. At noon, for a group of Mazandaran Basijites who came to the Majlis.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 28, 1989

It had snowed heavily last night. It is raining till night today. I did not leave the house. They brought the work from the parliament, I did it. Chastity and Fati went to the Women's Congress. Lunch was brought from the kitchen of Imam's office. Mr. Asr [Mohammed] Bagherian and [Tahmaseb] Mazaheri, to consult about the foundation of war

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 27, 1989

I was at home. Mohsen, Fati and the children came. I told them not to sell their house, to rent it. Because they don't have security, they don't go to live by themselves and are in a rented house. Mohsen was discussed about the works of Alborz lands in Qom. Mr. [Abulfazl] Tawakli Bina came. Travel report to America

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 26, 1989

Usually on Thursdays, I went to the headquarters [of the General Forces]. I didn't go today because of the agenda of the private meeting of the parliament, and the private meeting was also canceled due to the disruption of Resalat newspaper. I went to my office at half past nine. I read the reports until noon. In the afternoon, Mr. [Syed Mansour] Razavi, the head of the organization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 30, 1989

We arrived at the presidential headquarters at half past nine in the morning. We had a meeting of the reconstruction council until two o'clock in the afternoon. With the presence of the relevant ministers, we discussed the import of raw materials for the factories in the form of free currency. It was decided that a group of ministers will come up with a comprehensive plan next week, some of which

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 25, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I was in the public meeting until eleven o'clock. The credentials of [Mr. Abutaleb Mahmoudi], representative of Golpayegan and representative of Borujerd, which were objected to, were discussed. The first was approved and the second was rejected. At noon, a group of road ministry managers came to meet.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 24, 1989

I woke up in the morning. I had breakfast with milk and dates. I went to the assembly early in the morning. It snowed last night and the streets were slippery. We did not have anything important in the reports. We were supposed to have an informal meeting. The meeting was convened, but because the agenda was distributed late, the meeting was closed

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 23, 1989

At half past eight in the morning, we went to see the Imam with Ayatollah Khamenei. Doctors used to bandage their toes; Because the nail digs into the flesh, they have removed it. They also have pain and take painkillers. Mr. Khamenei, the draft policies approved by the Supreme Reconstruction Council

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 22, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. It was not important in the reports. I was in the public meeting until ten o'clock in the morning. I returned to my office. [Mr. Hassan Rezaei Dubandari] representative of Andimeshk came and said that they want to ask the Minister of Interior about the issues of Khuzestan. Mr. Ahmad Natiq Noori [Representative

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 21, 1989

I arrived late to the parliament. Mr. Ramezani, the prosecutor of Isfahan, came. He gave a report on the situation in Isfahan regarding the dispute between the scholars, the absence of Friday Imams, the lack of political attention, the ambiguities and inconsistencies of officials and institutions. He wanted me to take a trip to Isfahan; I gave some tips. Bank managers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 20, 1989

I was at home. I read about the military structures of some countries. I got married to one of our embassy employees in London. In the evening, Dr. [Sifullah] Vahid [Dastjerdi, head of the Red Crescent Organization] came. He negotiated about the Iranian and Iraqi prisoners and proposed to speed up the release of the prisoners

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 18, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I stayed in the parliament until half past ten. At eleven o'clock [Mr. Carlos Andres Pérez] the President of Venezuela came to meet. I welcomed them in the courtyard of the parliament. The negotiations about the strengthening and coordination of OPEC were aimed at raising the price of oil. claims

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 17, 1989

Early in the morning, we went to the parliament. It snowed a lot last night. I was on my way for an hour and forty minutes. At eight o'clock, we had made an appointment with the leaders of the Afghan Mujahideen; I reached the parliament forty minutes late. They were waiting. Dr. Velayati reported the seminar and private negotiations. then

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 15, 1989

The guards woke me up at five in the morning. I had breakfast and didn't sleep anymore. I did the work until eight o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Mortaza] Alviri came. We negotiated the budget amendment. Before starting the meeting with the representatives about the opinion of the ministers of economy and planning and budget, regarding the necessity of secret

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 19, 1989

I arrived at the [Armed Forces General Command] headquarters at half past nine in the morning. Mr. [Ali] Shahbazi came. He gave comments about the affairs of the army. Mr. [Mohammed] Faruzandeh came. He asked about the location of the engineering command and credits. I told him to study to build a pier in Bahman Shir beach. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 16, 1989

I arrived at Ayatollah Khamenei's office at half past nine in the morning for the Reconstruction Council meeting. The leader came and had comments about the previous approvals, which were reviewed. Mr. Khamenei raised the disturbance of the agents of the Ministry of Interior in Khorasan, regarding the endowments of Astan Quds Razavi and Mr. [Vaez] Tabasi; they

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 14, 1989

It snowed heavily last night and it continues to snow today. Because of the snow, the cars arrived late and we left late and it was moving very slowly. I arrived at Ayatollah Khamenei's office at eleven o'clock, when the meeting was over. The foreign minister came. We discussed the issues of Lebanon.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 11, 1989

I reached the parliament at half past seven. I did office work until eight o'clock in the morning. In the reports, the conflict between Amal and Hezbollah forces in Lebanon is of interest. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. In the afternoon [Ebrahim] Asgharzadeh came. About the way of dealing with the demands of party formation and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 6, 1989

I was at home. The weather was cold, I did not use the yard. It was not important in the reports. Night Mohsen came. He had gone to Qom to visit Alborz. About the Missile Industries Organization. The IRGC missile managers said that their opinion is that the entire missile industry is centralized in one

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 5, 1989

At nine o'clock in the morning, I went to the command office at the General Staff. Timsar Sepehr came. He complained about the management of the headquarters and the lack of attention to himself. Mr. [Ali] Yunsi came. He told about the situation of protection and the discovery of a network of misuse of army ammunition and consulted on the affairs of the army and Sahfaja (Information Protection Organization).

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 12, 1989

It snowed a lot last night. Schools in Tehran were closed. At nine o'clock in the morning, I arrived at the headquarters [of the General Forces]. Mr. [Ali] Saidi and [Ali] Younesi [from the Judicial Organization of the Armed Forces] came. They said about the abuse of some people in foreign transactions and taking commissions. was arranged

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 9, 1989

I went to the president's office at half past nine in the morning. In the reconstruction council, water and mining policies were approved. I went to my office. Office work was done and I saw the reports. In the evening, Mr. Imami [Kashani], Rabbani and Karimi came. They have proposals for the freedom of trade and the field

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 8, 1989

I woke up at quarter past five. I had breakfast with milk and dates and did the remaining work until eight o'clock in the morning. In the reports, the conference [international ban on the use of chemical weapons in] Paris is at the top, and Imam's letter to Gorbachev is also discussed. until half past ten in the meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 4, 1989

As usual, I read the reports and had breakfast before going to the public meeting. I stayed in the public meeting until the end. The facility plan for the warriors was in order. In breathing for the employees of Fars meat industrial complex [and a group of residents of Morvdasht] who brought five hundred thousand tomans for the war and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 13, 1989

I studied for sermons until half past ten in the morning. Due to the cold and wetness of the ground, I gave short sermons. From Khuzestan, Mr. [Gholamohsin] Jami [Imam Juma Abadan] and Jazayeri [Imam Juma Ahvaz] contacted each other about the recent events. Mr. Jazayeri is one of the protesters

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 10, 1989

At 8:30 in the morning, I went to the political seminar of the Ministry of Defense. After the ceremony, I gave a speech to them about the need for understanding and coordination between departments and managements. Mr. [Akbar] Turkan came to the parliament with me in the car. About the formation of the general assembly for the military industries of the army and the army and for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 7, 1989

I went to the presidential office at nine in the morning. Before forming the reconstruction council, we discussed the issue of information concentration and reached an understanding on the issues. In the council, with the presence of the housing minister, we approved some issues regarding the urban development policy, and with the presence of the oil and energy ministers, we approved the supply policy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 3, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. It was not important in the reports. Mr. Hadi Ghafari came. He is very upset about the article in Resalat newspaper and said that he will not come to the parliament until the dignity is restored and considers the original slander to be a lie. The Italian ambassador came. While announcing the formation of the Iran Friendship Group in the Italian Parliament,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 2, 1989

At half past nine in the morning, I went to Ayatollah Khamenei's office to participate in the Reconstruction Council meeting. We approved agricultural policies in the presence of the Minister of Agriculture. Population regulation and division policies were reviewed with the presence of the Minister of Housing and Urban Development, and we postponed the continuation of the work until Saturday. hour

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 1, 1989

I woke up at five in the morning with the phone ringing. I had breakfast, milk and dates. I prayed and slept. I did not sleep well last night and I needed to sleep. In the reports and morning news, it was not important. In the public meeting, before the order, I spoke about Imam's letter to the Expediency Discernment Assembly.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 31, 1988

At 8:30 in the morning, I went to the IRGC's information protection location at the former American embassy. I visited the exhibition, works and programs for an hour. Then I spoke for them in the group of security officials who are having a seminar. I went to the parliament at half past one. Mr. Behzad Nabavi's evening

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 30, 1988

I was at home. I didn't have much work. He mostly rested and read books about issues after World War II. The contusion and the recovery of the back pain of Voxelt last two or three days. Mr. [Abdul Majid] Maadikhah came and gave a report on the work of the History Foundation. The cousin of Muhammad and his son-in-law

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 27, 1988

My fever was relieved. I arrived at the parliament around nine o'clock in the morning. The North Korean delegation came. They wanted the development of relations and our help in oil exploration and refining and the unification of the two Koreas. Mr. [Syed Muhammad Baqir] Hakim came. Talking about Badr Corps management and administrative facilities for Iraqis

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 26, 1988

I went to Ayatollah Khamenei's office at half past nine in the morning. The [Reconstruction] Policy Council had a meeting. The policy of handing over state-owned factories to the private sector with workers' priority rights was approved. After lunch, we discussed parties and councils. Then I went to the parliament. The evening of the teacher's wedding

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 29, 1988

At 8:30 in the morning, I went to the headquarters [of the General Forces] at the headquarters. I have arranged to go there one day a week. Mr. Nawab, the head of the IRGC Instructor Training College, came to Qom and asked to strengthen it and allow the establishment of a postgraduate course. He complained to the army commander. Mr. Shamkhani and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 28, 1988

I was feeling better. I went to the parliament. After the public meeting started, I went back to my office and did the backlog. Mr. [Ali Mohammad] Basharti [Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs] came. He had material about the army and the university. [Mr. Farouq al-Shora] the Syrian Foreign Minister came. He asked for cooperation for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 25, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I have back pain. I congratulated Hazrat Masih (PBUH) before the order of birth. At half past ten, the orders were finished and we ended the meeting. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi [head of the Atomic Energy Organization] came. He explained about the progress of nuclear energy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 24, 1988

I reached the parliament at half past eight in the morning. I read the reports until ten o'clock. Finally, it was announced that the downed American plane had an accident due to wear and tear and was not a sabotage. Mr. [Ahmad] Zargar came and gave a report on the [performance] of the court [combating corruption and] corruption. Mr. Javad

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 23, 1988

I studied at home until half past ten in the morning. I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. In the afternoon, our relatives were our guests. In the evening, Dr. [Sifullah] Vahid [Dastjerdi] spoke and referred to the needs of importing and making tools needed by veterans. The IRGC missile group came and reported

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 22, 1988

At eight in the morning, I went to the command office at the [Armed Forces] General Headquarters. [Seaman Malekzadegan] Commander of Nadaja [= Army Navy] came. He requested for the completion of Chabahar wharf. A group of aerial photo commentators came and demanded complete photography of the country to prepare a new map

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 21, 1988

I woke up at five in the morning. Masha Allah, the guard brought me milk and dates. I had breakfast and then I did the work and read the reports until eight o'clock. Before ordering the death of Mr. Ray Shahri's father [who died in an accident], I offered my condolences. I came to my office at half past ten. Noon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 20, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. Office work was done until half past nine. Dr. Rouhani came. They talked about the next year's defense budget and the status of the fronts. Mr. [Mohsen] Qaraati [representative of the Imam in the literacy movement] came with his colleagues in the literacy movement. From the lack of work progress and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 16, 1988

I was at home. I spent my time listening to the news, reading and walking in the yard. Efat called from Rafsanjan; He is satisfied with his plans. Mohammad Ali Hosseini, our worker, passed away. His son is missing in the Beit al-Maqdis 7 operation. He said something about his child's spirit. of the condition of the people and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 15, 1988

It rained a lot last night. So far this year the rain has been very little and we were worried about droughts. If this rain is everywhere, the danger is removed. We went to Vahdat Hall to participate in the Nurse's Day ceremony. I spoke for them and gave the awards. A group of girls

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 18, 1988

After the prayer, I did the office work until eight o'clock in the morning. I was in the public meeting until the end. I negotiated with two spinal cord amputation veterans and commanders of the Lorestan Corps. Mohsen came in the afternoon. He brought a video of the program of launching two ground-to-ground missiles of one hundred and sixty kilometers made by the IRGC

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 17, 1988

It rained well last night and today. It is a source of happiness. I went to Shahid Beheshti University. it is raining There was a huge gathering of students and professors in the gymnasium. On the occasion of the unity of the district and the university, I gave a speech and answered questions and awarded prizes until noon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 14, 1988

Efat woke up at six o'clock to go to the airport to travel to Rafsanjan. After the prayer, I recited the travel prayer and left. I also went to the parliament. He said on the phone from the airport that the flight number and flight time do not match. He must have written the sales ticket badly. I told my office to fix the problem. It turned out later

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 13, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine in the morning. Mohsen Sanei [son of Ayatollah Hassan Sanei] came. He explained about his education and work. In the afternoon, Efat, Fati and Sarah came to the assembly. They had lunch in the parliament. A group of representatives from the Higher Education Commission came. They told the situation of the universities and the needs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 19, 1988

I arrived at the president's office at half past nine in the morning. It was a meeting of the reconstruction council. The policies for the reconstruction of war-damaged areas and the policy for providing foreign currency sources were approved. The discussion about handing over state-owned factories to the private sector remained unfinished. Mr. [Abdul Hossein] Wahaji [Minister of Commerce] came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 12, 1988

I woke up at half past four in the morning with the alarm of the guards. I had breakfast: milk and dates. I went to the front during Ramadan. I am fasting for seven days. After the morning prayer, I went to the airport to see off the Speaker of the Polish Parliament. A short interview was conducted and they were dismissed and left. The ambassadors of the Eastern Bloc have also come

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 8, 1988

I reached the parliament at half past eight. I read the reports until half past nine. Mr. [Syed Kazem] Khansari, our ambassador in Libya, came. He brought Mr. Gaddafi's message asking us to give him a refueling plane in space and help him in the chemical industry. It was postponed for consultation. Head of the National Bank

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 7, 1988

I reached the parliament at a quarter past seven. From 8:15 to 1:00 p.m., I was in the public meeting all the time. The budget amendment was in order. About five billion tomans and about three hundred and forty million dollars were approved for reconstruction. Prayer, lunch and rest. He had a meeting with the Defense Commission

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 3, 1988

I went to the police academy at half past eight in the morning. The ceremony was done. They marched. I spoke for them and gave the awards to the first, second and third graduates and visited the knowledge discovery booth. They gave explanations about the method of crime detection and identification of the criminal and the tools of forgery. then from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 2, 1988

I was at home. I did the backlogs of the parliament that I had brought home. Mr. [Mohammed Hasan] came by boat. He reported on his trip to India, Malaysia and Pakistan and discussed about propaganda. Mr. [Syed Ali Akbar] Mohtashmi [Interior Minister] informed by phone that the murderer of Dr. [Kazem] Sami

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 11, 1988

I woke up at dawn and did not sleep again. Until eight o'clock, I read about the original evidence of religious authority. Before the order in the public meeting, I spoke briefly about Israel's invasion of Lebanon and the Soviet earthquake. I stayed in the meeting until I breathed. I went to my office. Mr. [Isa] Valai [Tehran's representative] came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 10, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. The Polish delegation arrived at the same time. Our meeting lasted an hour and a half. They had a short visit to the parliament and met the president. The commander of Nazaja [= army ground force] came. gave their maneuver report. Mr. [Mousavi] Jazayeri, Imam of Ahvaz Friday

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 9, 1988

I studied at home until half past ten. I went to the university to pray on Friday. It is reported in the news that Israel has attacked the south of Beirut and deployed troops on the coastal road and bombarded heavily. Evening to welcome [Roman Malinowski] Speaker of the Polish Parliament, who invited me to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 6, 1988

At nine o'clock in the morning, I went to the construction jihad center near the parliament. I gave a speech at the Jihad officials' seminar and gave comments for the future work of Jihad, especially fisheries and rural industries. I went to my office. I did my office work. Saeed al-Zhakrin [Parliament Public Relations Officer] came; for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 5, 1988

I arrived at Ayatollah Khamenei's office at half past nine in the morning. The [reconstruction] policymaking council had a meeting. A new group of goods was selected for declaration of import freedom. Mr. [Abdul Hossein] Wahaji [Head of the Ministry of Commerce] reported the fluctuation of currency prices after the announcement of import freedom.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 4, 1988

I was in the meeting until half past ten. Then I saw the confessional video of a recently arrested hypocrite. Important information. He came from Iraq to contact the sources of the hypocrites. In the afternoon, the members of the [councils and] internal affairs committee of the parliament came. They appealed about strengthening the commission and to work in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 1, 1988

I reached the parliament at half past nine in the morning. In the reports, the large demonstrations of the people of Soviet Azerbaijan and Islamic slogans draw attention. They are gradually coming to our border. The Soviet media have also spoken about this. The directors general of the Ministry of Information came; They have a seminar. for them in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 26, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine. In the reports, the issues of OPEC and the rebellions of Soviet Azerbaijan are at the top. Commanders and a group of navy personnel came. I spoke for them. Mr. [Ahmed] Granmayeh, CEO of [Iran] insurance, came. He gave a description of insurance services and approved the bill

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 28, 1988

At 9:30 in the morning, I went to the President's headquarters to participate in the Reconstruction Council meeting. He was not the prime minister. He has gone to Gorgan. There was some discussion about the state of the government and current policies and solutions. Then with the presence of Mr. [Abd al-Hossein] Wahaji [Head of the Ministry of Commerce] about the arrival

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 27, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. Up to eight office tasks were done. I condoled Dr. [Kazem] Sami in the public meeting before the death order. He was assassinated by an unknown person with a knife in his office, and died after being transferred to the hospital and due to lack of treatment. Foreign media with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 22, 1988

It was not important in the reports. I stayed in the public session of the parliament until half past ten in the morning. It was proposed by the representatives that instead of three public meetings, there should be two meetings a week. We also have an agenda. Mr. Majid Ansari came to my office and discussed government issues and other current issues. Noon Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 21, 1988

I went to Ayatollah Khamenei's office at half past nine. In the reconstruction council, the list of Jaizalurud goods with free currency was reviewed and approved. They are going to announce tomorrow. Dr. Velayati came in the afternoon. The Geneva negotiations and the issues of Lebanon and Afghanistan were discussed. Regarding the answer to the letter

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 30, 1988

I reached the parliament at a quarter past seven. In the reports, the important issue is America's opposition to Yasser Arafat's trip to America to participate in the United Nations General Assembly, which puts a lot of pressure on America. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. In breathing for the Basijians of the railway company and Malik base

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 29, 1988

I was at home until nine o'clock in the morning. I went to the parliament. Dr. Rouhani came. We discussed the issues of the army, the IRGC, the government, the future presidency, and weapons purchases. Mr. [Mohammed Javad] Larijani came and reported the results of negotiations with [Hans Dietrich Genscher] the [West] German Foreign Minister.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 25, 1988

I studied for sermons at home until half past ten in the morning. I went to the University of Tehran for Iqama on Friday. I watched a movie on TV in the evening. A group of relatives came. Usually relatives bring letters from people who have problems. At night, Dr. Velayati came and reported on his trip to Italy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 24, 1988

I went to the assembly early in the morning. I wrote the Persian text of the Arabic sermon and gave it for translation. Before the order, I talked about the anniversary of Basij. We had a meeting until half past eleven. The parliament decided that public sessions should be held twice a week: on Sundays and Wednesdays. In the afternoon Mr. Siros Naseri came and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 23, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. I read the reports until ten o'clock. [Mr Kaspadnion Ivanov] the ambassador of Bulgaria came. He brought the letter of [Mr. Teodor Zhikov] from their president, who requested the implementation of the contracts concluded with the army and the IRGC, and emphasized for my trip to Bulgaria, and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 20, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. It is not important in the reports. I was at the public meeting until noon. I came to my office out of breath and Dr. Rouhani gave a report on the Geneva talks. Chastity came to the assembly at noon. Algerian doctor also came and brought his medicines that were given by other doctors. Golpayegani teenager who

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 19, 1988

After the prayer, he took a bath. I tried to dry the towel on an electric heater to put in the luggage, some of it burned. After breakfast, we went to the airport and I did an interview. We flew with a helicopter to Beed Belong. Refinery is the purification of Aghajari sour gas by bombardment

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 18, 1988

I woke up at half past five in the morning. Prayers, listening to news, writing memories and reading letters were done. We went to golf at eight in the morning and discussed with the commanders of the army until noon about the situation of the defense lines in the south and the needs of the units. Lack of fuel and engineering tools, letters were done.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 17, 1988

I woke up at half past five in the morning. After the prayer, I caught the BBC news and the [Voice of] America radio. Elections in Pakistan are at the top of the news. It seems [Benazir Bhutto, the leader] of the People's Party is winning and this news could be a major development in Pakistan and the region. radio

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 12, 1988

At eight in the morning, we went to Parandak by helicopter. In the Martyr Mustafa Khomeini barracks, I gave a speech to the personnel of the Revolutionary Committee and saw the system of gatherings and demonstrations. We returned to the city at half past ten. I went to the president's office for the reconstruction council meeting. The end of the meeting about the veterans' foundation and the government

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 11, 1988

I was at home. I had brought a lot of work from the parliament that took all my time and did not finish. In the afternoon, Chastity and Fati were guests of relatives. In the evening, I watched a movie called "The Bells", which did not have useful content. They brought the reports, I read them. It was not important. The governor of Kerman came. from the resulting insecurities

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 16, 1988

I arrived at the airport at quarter past eight and boarded the plane immediately. There were representatives of Khuzestan and the heads of two offices [the Presidency of the Islamic Council and the Office of the Commander-in-Chief]. At the airport, they said that the President of Kenya would like to have a second meeting with me or talk on the phone.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 15, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. Dr. Rouhani came to Geneva to report on the negotiations. [Mr. Daniel Arap Moi] the President of Kenya came to visit. I went to meet him in the courtyard of the parliament. He made a short visit to the parliament and then we sat down to negotiate. meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 14, 1988

I went to Ayatollah Khamenei's office at half past nine in the morning. Before the reconstruction council meeting, we discussed the future presidency. Mr. Khamenei considers the only way to be my candidate. It was decided to talk to the imam beforehand. In the reconstruction council until noon, the topics of the case policies

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 13, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. The reports were not an important new issue. I was in the public meeting until half past nine. I went to the reconstruction council. The issue of Afghanistan and agricultural and industrial policies were discussed. I went back to the parliament to meet [Mr. Sahibzada Yaqub Khan], the foreign minister of Pakistan.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 10, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I was in the public meeting until ten o'clock. Our order is over. I worked in my office until noon. At noon, I went to Ayatollah Khamenei's office to meet Mr. Tabasi. We discussed the issues of Astan Quds, government, war and IRGC. I returned to my office. workers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 9, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine. It is reported that George Bush has been elected as the President of the United States. Mr. Mojtahedi, a member of the Majlis of Experts and Imam of Friday Behbahan. He asked for help to build a hospital in Behbahan. Mr. Ray Shahri [Information Minister] came. About my non-cooperation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 4, 1988

I was at home. I studied for sermons until half past ten. I went to the University of Tehran for Iqama on Friday. In the evening, I watched the movie Stepmother; It is interesting. Mrs. Dr. Mansourian came to visit her. He is back from Canada. He talked about the high cost and difficulties of living abroad for Iranian immigrants.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 3, 1988

Early in the morning, I was informed that last night at the airport, members of the Revolutionary Guard clashed with customs officers and beat them. I gave orders for immediate investigation. I arrived at the parliament at seven in the morning and read the reports until eight. No progress is visible in the Geneva negotiations. I went to the parliament session. I stayed there until eleven.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 8, 1988

I went to the parliament on time and was in the public meeting until half past ten. Before the order, I spoke about the Imam's letter yesterday in response to Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Ansari. After breathing, I came to my office. A group of representatives came. They criticized the violence of the judicial system and police forces. powerhouse

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 7, 1988

I studied at home until nine in the morning. I went to Mr. Khamenei's office. The reconstruction council had a meeting. [Mr. Abdul Hossein Wahaji] Acting Minister of Commerce came. He explained the plan to release some items of imported goods. It was agreed to be reviewed in the relevant advisory committee and brought to the next meeting.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 6, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. It was not an important issue in the reports. The Geneva talks have not reached anywhere yet. I stayed in the public meeting until the end. [Mehdi Karroubi and Hossein Hashemian] two vice presidents were absent. I met with the veterans of the Imam Khomeini Hospital in Qaytaria. demanding

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 5, 1988

I worked at home until nine in the morning. I went to the parliament. Saeed al-Zhakrin [Parliament Public Relations Officer] came. He negotiated about the housing cooperative of parliament employees and public relations works. Mr. [Ali Asghar] Granmayehpur, the governor of Chahar Mahal and Bakhtiari, came. He has been dismissed from the practice

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 2, 1988

I worked at home until nine in the morning. I went to the command office to do military work. Mr. Dr. [Hasan] Firouzabadi [Prime Minister's Military Adviser] had many issues for consultation and opinion. It took about two hours. Mr. [Ali] Jannati also raised office issues separately. next

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 1, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I went to the public meeting at eight and stayed in the meeting until half past nine. I went to the reconstruction council meeting. The quality of the Council's policy implementation was negotiated in such a way as not to disturb the existing work routine of the system. We had lunch in Mr. Khamenei's office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 31, 1988

I reached the parliament at half past eight. I read the reports until half past nine. Mr. Sheikh Saeed Shaaban came from Lebanon. He emphasized on Iran's support for Islamic movements and asked to cooperate with Syria to fight the phalanxes and Israel and its supporters in Lebanon. Mr. Seyedzadeh from the staff

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 30, 1988

I went to the assembly early in the morning. I went to the public meeting at eight o'clock. I gave my condolences on the death of Mr. [Syed Ruhollah] Khatami before the order. The plan of November 13, the day to fight global arrogance, was approved. I spoke for the families of the martyrs of Ahvaz and Isfahan. Zeinab's convoy and the aid recruitment headquarters

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 29, 1988

I was at home. Relatives came intending to attend the ceremony to meet the Imam, which had been canceled. Mr. [Abdolmajid] Ma'adikhah came for matters related to the History Foundation. In the evening, Dr. Velayati came. He gave a report on the trip to Syria and consulted about the Geneva negotiations. They have arranged with the Syrians to cooperate in Lebanon.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 25, 1988

At 8:30 in the morning, I went to Tehran University to give a speech at the opening ceremony of the Muslim Unity Congress. I made suggestions for practical cooperation and unity of Muslims. I went to the parliament. After breathing, I went to run the parliament. I was in the meeting until noon. At noon, Mr. [Mehdi] Mahdizadeh, the representative

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 19, 1988

At 7:30 in the morning, I went to Dafos to participate in the army ground force seminar. I gave them a detailed speech. At ten o'clock I went to Ayatollah Khamenei's office to participate in the Supreme War Support Council. I reached my office before noon. I did the office work until the evening. board

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 20, 1988

I went to the parliament. I saw the reports. I stayed at the public meeting until half past ten. We do not have important orders in the parliament. I spoke for the families of the martyrs of Khorasan and the students of the University of Science and Technology. Dr. Rouhani came and gave a trip report; is optimistic About buying needs from China

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 27, 1988

I worked in the office until eight o'clock in the morning. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. The plan to name November 13 as the "National Day of Fighting Global Arrogance" was approved. It is a completely political action. A group of veterans and families of Shiraz martyrs came. Veterans demand separation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 24, 1988

I was at home. I spent most of the time studying plans and proposals for the global unity of Islam. In the morning, Ahmad Agha came. We discussed the Reconstruction Council and the current issues of the country. In the afternoon, they also brought the work from the Parliament. I worked until eleven at night to finish it. In the reports as well

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 28, 1988

Mehdi went to Sistan and Baluchistan province early in the morning at the request of the authorities there. I was at home. I spent my time studying the state of the Islamic world. The Imam's office announced that the Imam's meeting was canceled due to the death of Mr. [Syed Ruhollah] Khatami, Imam of Juma Yazd. Evening of chastity and children to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 26, 1988

I reached the parliament at half past nine in the morning. There was nothing important in the reports. Mr. [Ali Mohammad] Basharti [Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs] came. He reported about the contents of the Prime Minister of Hungary, who was supposed to meet him, and asked for the release of one of the British prisoners in Iran. I said

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 23, 1988

I went to the parliament. I worked in the office until eight in the morning. The OPEC meeting did not reach a proper conclusion. I stayed in the plenary session until half past ten. During the recess, I spoke to a group of students, instructors, and political-ideological teachers of the IRGC. At noon, Mr. [Gholamhossein] Jami, the Friday prayer leader of Abadan, came. About reconstruction

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 22, 1988

I arrived at the parliament around nine o'clock in the morning. A representative from Hafez Asad was supposed to come for private negotiations, but they informed that it was delayed. In the reports, Israel's air attack on Palestinian and Hezbollah centers in Lebanon is at the top of the news. [Brigadier Jalali] Minister of Defense came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 18, 1988

I read the reports until eight o'clock in the morning. The Lebanon crisis and the possibility of disintegration and the issue of OPEC are discussed a lot, and the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council has said that Iraq's share [of oil exports] should be equal to that of Iran. I stayed at the public meeting until half past nine. I left the meeting to participate in the Reconstruction Council. collective

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 21, 1988

I was at home. I spent my time studying the reports and the history of the reconstruction [of Europe] after World War II. Mohsen and some children came in the afternoon. Sarshab Nusrat Hamshirezadeh came to solve the problem of the absence of his son Vahid from the army - who was absent for several days due to the death of his father - and received some letters from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 16, 1988

We were supposed to have a meeting with the army at Bakhtran Airport and then go to Ilam by helicopter. There was a lot of thunder and hail last night. Today it is rainy and the helicopters cannot fly. We had to cancel our plans in the West and go to Ilam by car

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 14, 1988

I studied at home for Friday sermons until half past ten in the morning. We went to the university [Tehran] to pray for Friday. Efat went to the funeral of Mrs. Alam Al-Hadi, who passed away today. Dr. Velayati made a phone call to inform about matters related to foreign policy in order to soften the relations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 13, 1988

I woke up at half past four in the morning. After the prayer, I went to the airport to see off the Speaker of the Sierra Leone Assembly. He read a statement and a short interview was conducted with both of us. I escorted him to the airport. They flew with Hema. I went to the parliament and read the reports until eight o'clock in the morning

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 11, 1988

We went to the parliament. I worked in the office until eight o'clock in the morning. After the opening of the public meeting, I went to the presidential office to participate in the reconstruction policy review meeting, which lasted until noon. It was approved that the construction of housing should take priority in the dilapidated cities, and in the case of Qasr Shirin and Mehran, for housing

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 10, 1988

I was at home. I didn't have much work. Most of my time was spent studying about the reconstruction [of Europe] after the Second World War. I gave Mr. Shamkhani a reminder about negotiations with the Chinese, and Mr. Hosni Saadi [commander of the army's ground forces] gave permission by phone to install two commanders for the divisions and brigades.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 9, 1988

I studied at home until nine in the morning about the role of expediency in jurisprudence. I went to Tehran University for the ceremony of the beginning of the academic year and the awarding of awards to distinguished students and first place. It lasted until noon. I had a speech. Timsar [Mansour] Sattari [Commander of the Air Force] to get permission

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 17, 1988

After the prayer, we went by helicopter to Arquaz, the center of the Malekshahi and Shohan clans. People gave a warm welcome. They sang poems on the occasion of my arrival and I spoke encouragingly for them and immediately we left for Islamabad with helicopters. Four helicopters.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 12, 1988

I worked in my office until eight in the morning. I went to the campus of the officer college next to the parliament. With four helicopters, I went to the vicinity of Karaj with a group of IRGC and army soldiers to visit IRGC missile and helicopter centers at the Chinese ground-to-air missile training site. From training classes and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 8, 1988

I suggested to Ayatollah Khamenei that regarding the resolution of the expediency council regarding preventing children from going abroad without their parents, they should give a warning to the administrators not to prevent children from going abroad with their parents, even though they have independent visas. At half past eight to the parliament

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 15, 1988

At eight o'clock in the morning, we went to Mehrabad airport and then we flew to Bakhtran with Shaheen together with the representatives of Bakhtran [=Kermanshah] and Ilam. It was an official welcome at the airport. It is raining heavily. We went to the governor's office. City officials and Friday imams and congregations gathered. for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 7, 1988

At four in the morning, [Mr. William Kente] the Speaker of the Sierra Leone Parliament arrived in Tehran. He is my guest, but since he arrived after midnight, it is not usual to receive a formal welcome. I didn't go myself. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has the same opinion. I spent my time resting and studying about government jurisprudence. In the evening Mrs. Abbasi came and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 6, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. There were reports of some progress in the peace talks in New York. I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten. A trip to two provinces was made with the representatives of Ilam and Bakhtran. I met and talked with the IRGC logistics officials. board

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 5, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine. Mr. [Mohammed Javad] Larijani and [Siros] Naseri came. They explained the negotiations with England and consulted on the text of the joint statement; England should praise Iran and the revolution in some way and express displeasure with the severing of relations by the parties. about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 3, 1988

We did not have anything important in the reports. Dr. [Abbas Ali] Zali came. He talked about his future work and plans in the past and asked to stay in the [organizational] house of the parliament until the end of the year. Mr. Mohammad Reza Beheshti came and asked for help for the history of the Middle East. From the recent articles of the Republic newspaper

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 1, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. I saw the reports until half past nine. Mr. [Mahdi] Karroubi [Vice Speaker of the Parliament] came. We discussed the reconstruction policy. He is dissatisfied with the government and their performance and opposes the extremists. He emphasizes on a more open economic and welfare policy. Mr. Chairman

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 29, 1988

After prayer and breakfast, I went to the assembly. Chastity also came to the assembly; Because the painter works at home and the house is dirty and he is also bored. I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten. These days we don't have any important order and the parliament is not prosperous. Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq Dost came and consulted about the job

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 28, 1988

I stayed at home. They said that chastity arrives at half past nine in the morning. Later it turned out that it was coming at half past nine. The painter came to paint the doors. I spent my time reading and walking in the yard. In the evening, Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came and talked about building a barracks for the IRGC and strengthening the air force

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 27, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. It was not important in the news and reports. I stayed at the public meeting until half past ten. We did not have an important order. We had the election of two candidates for the party commission, and [Mr. Ebrahim Asgharzadeh], one of the hardliners' candidates, won with a weak relative majority: 94

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 2, 1988

After prayer and some exercise, I read the reports. Voice of America Farsi Radio reported that Iran-Iraq talks in New York were postponed to Monday after a few hours, and no sign of progress has been seen. I went to the president's office and from seven to eight thirty, while having breakfast

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 4, 1988

I went to the parliament. Before the order, I talked about Imam's message; The content of the message is soothing for current issues and intellectual differences. I came to my office at half past ten. In the afternoon [Mr. Seyyed Abdullah Hosseini], the representative of Bandar Lange, came with a person from the people of Kish Island. From the pressures of the construction organization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 30, 1988

I was at home and I didn't have much work. I spent my time studying and resting. In the afternoon, Mr. [Abdul Majid] Maadikhah came and there was a discussion about the preparation of the History Foundation and the establishment of the historical information bank.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 26, 1988

I was at home. Mehdi went to university and Yaser to school, and I was left alone. Mohsen came for missile affairs and other works. I spent my time resting and studying. In the afternoon, Efat called from Syria. He and his companions are fine; He said he will come on Wednesday. Ahmad Agha came at night. About reconstruction and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 23, 1988

I studied for Friday sermons. In the reports, the approval of restrictions on the relationship between the United States and Iraq in the Foreign Relations Committee of the House of Representatives of the United States, as well as sedition in Lebanon with the end of the presidency of [Amin] Jamil and the lack of power to elect a new president and the killing of Amal leaders.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 22, 1988

After the prayer, office work was done until eight o'clock in the morning. I was in the public meeting until ten o'clock. I met with a group of revolution veterans who had returned from a trip to the front, in the parliament and spoke for them. At noon, Mr. [Syed Ali Akbar] Mohtashmi [Interior Minister], to obtain permission

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 21, 1988

Before noon, I went to the command center [of the armed forces] at the Joint Headquarters. They have furnished my office. I negotiated with the office members and Mr. [Ali] Fallahian and Timsar Shahbazi. I went to the assembly at noon. It was not important in the reports. In the evening, the board of the parliament had a meeting. About benefits

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 19, 1988

I was at home. I was not busy except studying. Efat went to the airport with Naqsh, Motahari and Iraqi families to travel to Syria. It was reported that Mr. Ali Hashemi, Abolzoja Mohsen, was admitted to the CCU department of Rafsanjan Hospital due to a stroke. Mr. Cyrus Naseri's era [Ambassador

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 18, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I stayed at the public meeting until half past ten. We had some simple resolutions. We negotiated with Mr. [Mehdi] Karroubi and [Syed Mohammad] Khatami about announcing the number of martyrs. The world imagines the number of our martyrs to be much higher than the actual number. At noon, the representatives of Khuzestan came and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 17, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. The reports were read until ten o'clock. Mr. Sayad Shirazi came. He wanted to be commissioned to prepare the plan for the organization of the armed forces, which I said was not officially necessary; If he has an opinion, bring it. [Mr. Mohammad Raisi] the representative of Shahrekord came. They talked about activating the parliament and not

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 16, 1988

I was at home. I brought the office work, I did it. Dr. Velayati came. gave a full report of the Geneva negotiations; There was nothing more than I knew. They are probably exaggerating about Iraq's hemp in the negotiations. About the reconstruction policy and the need to take significant measures

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 25, 1988

After praying until eight in the morning, I did yesterday's work in the office. It is not important in the reports. I stayed at the public meeting until half past ten. I spoke for the battalion of Jafar Tayyar from Khuzestan who came to the parliament. Noon, Mr. [Mohiuddin] Fazel Harandi [representative

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 24, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I read the reports until eight o'clock. The members of the Workers' House and the Workers' Councils came. I gave a speech to them and answered their questions. We left for Qom at nine o'clock in the morning and arrived at quarter past eleven. In the higher education center of the coach [Aqidati

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 20, 1988

It is not an important issue in reports. I was in the public meeting from eight in the morning until half past one in the afternoon. We breathed only for prayer and lunch. There were six ministers in the order, except [Mr. Seyed Majid Hedayatzadeh] for the Ministry of Commerce, the rest received a vote of confidence. The most votes were given by Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 15, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I worked until eight o'clock. I went to the public meeting. I was in the meeting until half past ten. The agenda is complete and the meeting is over. Before noon, the members of the Foreign Policy Commission of the Parliament came. They wanted more approval and support. After lunch, the head of the central bank came. bad situation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 14, 1988

In the morning news of the world media, the pressure on Iraq is heavy and we are well remembered. Iraq has set conditions for going to New York, which is not important. I was at home. I didn't have much work. Fati, Saeed and Sara went to the airport to travel to South Korea. Mehdi with bandaged face for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 11, 1988

At first, Mahdi went to Amir Alam Hospital with the prayers of his mother [for nose surgery]. I went to the parliament. In the reports, the all-out pressure of the Westerners on Iraq due to the killing of Kurds in northern Iraq is noticeable. Chastity also came to the assembly. We ate breakfast together. I went to the public meeting. discussion

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 9, 1988

I was at home. Dr. Rouhani came. He is back from Geneva. He gave a summary of the negotiations and the history of the work. He thinks that our board has shown stubbornness under the influence of jurists' opinions. He does not rule out the possibility of a solution in case of a better approach at first, but for now the negotiations have reached a dead end.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 7, 1988

In the morning news, the news of the resignation of the Prime Minister and declaration of obedience was spread. I did the office work at noon. In the evening, the board of directors had a meeting. Administrative affairs and parliament and other issues were discussed. Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh came and gave explanations about the successes of government punishments

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 6, 1988

At first, I wanted to call the Prime Minister, they said that he left the house and went to an unknown place and no one knows about him. I asked Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, Executive Deputy [Prime Minister]. He also declared ignorance. with Mr. Ahmad Agha and Mr. Khamenei and Mr. Mousavi Ardabili

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 5, 1988

I was at home. I spent my time studying and resting. I also adjusted my library a bit. In the evening, they brought the work from the parliament, I did it. I talked with [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh] Minister of Oil about closing the oil well that caught fire on the Iraqi border in Dehlran region. It was arranged with mediators

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 13, 1988

I went to the assembly early in the morning. In the reports, the pressure of the western world on Iraq is noticeable. I attended the public meeting. The results of the cabinet votes were read in the parliament. Some wanted to question Dr. [Alireza] Marandi [Minister of Health, Treatment and Medical Education]. They had no idea. from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 12, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past six. At half past seven, the public meeting began. The discussion was in the cabinet. Ministers defended. This work lasted until quarter past two in the afternoon. We voted and I came to my office. After resting, they announced that Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq Doust, the Minister of the Revolutionary Guards and [Abbas Ali]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 10, 1988

In the morning news, Iraq was condemned for the very extensive use of chemical weapons against the Iraqi Kurds, and more importantly, the approval of a bill in the US Senate and House of Representatives to cut off US aid and credits to Iraq and prevent international credits; America's move against Iraq is serious

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 8, 1988

According to reports, Iraq's position has become more difficult. Saddam himself speaks and claims sovereignty over Arvand River and the invalidity of the Algerian agreement. I reached the parliament at half past ten. I have a lot of work; I have both the duties of the office of the speaker of the parliament and the duties of the office of the command of the armed forces. Ashikh Hossein

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 4, 1988

I went to the public meeting at half past seven. The first meeting was after the summer vacation and sending the representatives to the front. I spoke briefly before the order. We had several resolutions. The mood of the parliament is very political due to the possibility of political and economic developments. There are a lot of referrals.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 3, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. I saw the reports. [Brigadier Jalali] Minister of Defense came and expressed concern about the merger of the Ministry of Defense and the Revolutionary Guards. He said he will not sign the government's bill. His non-signature will create a problem due to the constitution. [Brigadier Hosni Saadi, Brigadier General Sattari and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 2, 1988

In the reports, there is talk of a problem in the Geneva negotiations. I worked for Friday sermons until half past ten. I offered Friday prayers at Tehran University. In the evening, Mr. Larijani and Mr. Mahalati came and reported the progress of the Geneva work. The general secretary has gone and [Jan] Eliasson the Swede as

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 31, 1988

Mr. Javad Larijani, who came from Geneva, informed that Iraq's position in the negotiations is weak and that the world supports us and he is optimistic about the results of the negotiations; Although no progress has been observed yet and upon his return at the London airport, British Foreign Ministry officials expressed their interest in solving the problem

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 29, 1988

Reports indicate that the Geneva negotiations are in trouble, and Iraq has announced that it does not accept the 1975 Algerian agreement. I told Mr. Mohsen Rezaei to inform the troops to be alert. I went to the parliament. At ten o'clock [Mr. Mohammad Javad Irvani] the Minister of Economy came. From taxation and in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 27, 1988

In the morning reports, a kind of optimism is seen in the course of the Geneva negotiations. The Security Council condemned the use of chemical weapons against Iran, although it did not explicitly mention Iraq by name, but the target is clear and it is a positive point in the foreign political situation. I went to the parliament at nine in the morning. In the reports, the content

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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 30, 1988

I did things until nine o'clock in the morning. I went to the parliament. I read the reports and did the work of several days of travel. Mr. [Mortaza] Katirai came for the affairs of the parliament. Mr. Sayad Shirazi came for the Mersad operation and expressed his opinions about the summary and criticism of the work; is satisfied Mr. Mohsen

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 1, 1988

At five o'clock in the morning, after praying, we went to Khorramshahr and Abadan with the bodyguards and Mr. [Ali] Shamkhani, [Ibrahim] Sanjaghi, [Mohammed] Faruzandeh, [Mahdi], [Alireza] Afshar and [Hasan] Danaifar. On the way from the 500 meter wide channel that is used to defend Ahvaz at km 46 of Ahvaz road -

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 30, 1988

In the reports, there was no news about the new decision of the UN Secretary General, which Mr. Mahalati said would be announced soon. We had some negotiations with Ayatollah Khamenei during last night's negotiations, and after breakfast, he went to see the Imam. During the government week, as usual, with the cabinet of Imam May

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 28, 1988

I reached the parliament at a quarter past nine. I did the administrative work. At ten o'clock, Imam's representatives in the armed forces came. They complained about the installation of Mr. [Ahmed Janati as the head of cultural affairs] of the headquarters of the General Command. With their plans, it seems that their water will not flow in the same stream. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 26, 1988

I was at home. I spoke on the phone with Ayatollah Khamenei who returned from Khuzestan yesterday. They talked about the contents of today's Friday prayers and the prisoner commission and other current issues. It has been reported in the news that the talks between Iran and Iraq in Geneva last night were fruitless. The age of gentlemen [Mohammed Javad[Larijani

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 25, 1988

In the reports, Iraq was condemned by Britain for the chemical use in Ashnoye. We went to visit the dam on 15 Khordad. We left at quarter past seven and reached the dam near Dilijan at ten o'clock. Mr. [Hasan [Saneyi], the head of the 15 Khordad Foundation, and engineer Sidabowalhasan [Khamoshi], the supervisor.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 24, 1988

In the news, the confirmation of experts sent by the United Nations regarding Iraq's use of chemical weapons in the bombing of Shenoyeh two or three weeks ago is highlighted and it is considered a kind of positive stance of the West towards Iran. I arrived at the parliament at half past nine. I did the administrative work. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 21, 1988

It is not important in the news. A ceasefire has been implemented. I arrived at the parliament at half past nine. Mr. Engineer Najafzadeh came; He had comments about the rocket construction plan. He suggested that we have a policy of using factories instead of investing to make each part and from our own machine factory

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 17, 1988

I reached the parliament at half past nine in the morning. I did the rest of the work yesterday. In the evening, the Prime Minister and civilian members of the General Staff came to discuss their work problems. They mainly complained about the IRGC and they claim that the IRGC does not give the necessary importance to the headquarters and they also complained about me that in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 16, 1988

I studied at home until nine in the morning. I told Dr. Moshiri to follow the chastity treatment until the final result. I reached the parliament at half past nine in the morning. We did not have anything important in the reports. Mr. [Syed Mohammad Baqir [Hakim] and] Sayyed Mahmoud [Hashmi Shahroudi and] Ahmad] Salk came. Regarding the future of Iraq

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 15, 1988

I stayed at home. In the evening, they brought the work of the parliament, which I did until eleven o'clock at night. Dr. Velayati reported on his trip to Syria and Libya by phone; is satisfied We did not make good progress in the work. Reports show that the progress of the peace work is not bad and there are no significant obstacles.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 23, 1988

I was at home. Today is Ashura. Mr. [Syed Abbas] Kothari came and prayed for us. I cried a lot and was very sad until noon. Mr. Kaushari asked Qom for the asphalting of the road in Ashnoye village. Some of the time was spent studying and some was spent resting. Yasser that last night until morning

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 22, 1988

I was at home today. With the end of the war, the work on holidays has decreased. Several phone calls were exchanged for the location of the ceasefire monitors in Tehran. They are staying in a hotel, which is not a good place. A stadium has been proposed that will cause problems in its evacuation. Regarding the POW Committee

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 20, 1988

At half past six in the morning, according to the schedule of the UN Secretary General, a ceasefire was officially established in the Iran-Iraq war. I don't think there will be any problem; Except for the issue of two Iraqi ships that have been announced to pass through the Strait of Hormuz and we have also announced that we want to control them. Half past nine in the morning

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 19, 1988

I worked at home for Friday sermons until half past ten. The Prime Minister asked about Mr. Shamkhani's resignation over the phone. I said that I have also seen the resignation, but I do not accept it. I talked to Mr. Shamkhani himself and told him to stop resigning. We decided to talk about its causes later.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 18, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past nine. Up to ten reports were read. Mr. [Siros] Naseri came from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and consulted on the ceasefire issues. The possibility of a delay in Iraq's withdrawal can be counterbalanced by Iraq's haste to use the Shatt al-Arab. Deputy Foreign Minister of China

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 14, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I did the current work. Mr. [Gholamhsin] Nadi, former representative of Najaf Abad, came and paid attention to protect Iran's interests in the international scene and to normalize relations with America by using peace negotiations, so that the levers of power

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 13, 1988

Mr. Dr. Velayati requested by phone to accept the request to meet with the Foreign Minister of Oman; Because Ayatollah Khamenei is not in Tehran to visit him. We went to the parliament. I read the reports until ten in the morning. The family came as a guide. Their father had a stroke and died a few days ago. to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 11, 1988

Mr. Shamkhani had sent a report on the quality of the work of the UN ceasefire monitoring group and their preparations; I confirmed that they should act under the supervision of the General Staff and I also told the Prime Minister to confirm. The Prime Minister applied for the position of Minister of Advisors. We decided to raise it in the parliament and inform

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 6, 1988

I went to the parliament. Reports show progress in the peace process. Iraqis have begun whispering acceptance, but under pressure from supporters. At ten o'clock in the morning, the board of the parliament had a meeting. We discussed about the start of the work of the parliament. As a result, it was thought that if the work of the parliament starts, people's attention

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 5, 1988

I was at home. I didn't have much work. He went to rest and study. I had two or three personal visits from relatives. They brought the reports, I read them. There is no progress in the ceasefire issue. Mehdi called from the front and said about the lack of vehicles for the troops, and Mr. Mohsen Rezaei from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 12, 1988

In foreign news, the important issue is the negotiations between the Iranian agents in London and the Bishop of Canterbury regarding the hostages. Dr. Velayati and [Siros] Naseri came. They explained about the organization they have planned for the implementation of Resolution 598 and consulted for labor policy. was arranged

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 9, 1988

In the morning news, it was reported that last night the UN Secretary General Xavier Perez Decoyar announced that a ceasefire between Iran and Iraq will be established on August 29, 2020. I feel satisfied that I played a major role in ending the war. I went to the parliament. Mr. Saeed Rajaee

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 8, 1988

I was at home. It was reported in the news that the ceasefire date will be announced tonight by the Secretary General. Mehdi informed that the troops have been transferred to the northwest and asked to know whether we have an operation or not, and if we don't have it, he will return. Yasir said that his battalion was going to the line and protested that if

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 7, 1988

I went to the parliament. On the way, I went to see the president who returned from the front last night. We negotiated for an hour. He told me about the situation on the front and I told about the situation here and the army, the army and the general staff were discussed. I went to the parliament. [Mr. Kuriyama] Japan's Deputy Foreign Minister came. A letter from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 4, 1988

Efat informed that Yasser called and said he was going to the front line. In the news, slow progress in the implementation of the resolution and ceasefire can be seen. I went to the parliament. Mr. Hosni Saadi came. The defense report gave some kind of recent developments and said that they were involved in the Morsad operation, but it was not said. Noon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 3, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. It is not important in the reports. Making excuses for Iraq continues. The publication of Iraq's war crimes in the use of chemical weapons has strengthened our political position. The report of America's own research team on the correct functioning of the devices of the cruiser Vincennes and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 10, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past six in the morning. I did yesterday's backlog. I wrote the order of Mr. Abdullah Nouri's responsibility for preparing the plan of the organization of the armed forces and approved the order of the deputy official of Mr. Shamkhani for commanding the IRGC. Mr. [Syed Mohammad] Kiavash came and ordered an inspection

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 2, 1988

I listened to British and American radios. It seems that the [UN] Secretary General has decided to announce a ceasefire in the near future. The publication of a positive report investigating the use of chemical weapons and the opinion of the Secretary General, which is to the detriment of Iraq and to our benefit, has a good effect. Commented on Iraq

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 28, 1988

First of all, Mr. Sanjaghi and Mr. [Noorali] Shushtri, the commander of the Najaf base, informed that since last night, the hypocrites have been attacked from four axes, from the Chahar Zabur Gorge, the Hassanabad Pass, the Islamabad Three Way, and inside the city of Islamabad, and we have advanced in all axes, and the progress continues.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 27, 1988

Mr. Sanjaghi woke me up on the phone and said: "Our forces are in the three way east of Islamabad and on the western side they have returned to where they were yesterday and they had advanced a little during the night." It turns out that the hypocrites have brought in new forces. They have brought a lot of force into Iran for this action

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 25, 1988

We woke up with Mr. Khamenei at half past four in the morning. We prayed and had the last words together. They stayed and I went to Bakhtran [= Kermanshah] by car with the bodyguards. Previously, we were supposed to go to Qalaja in the new base of the ground forces, which they planned

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 1, 1988

We reached the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. In the reports, more attention is paid to the United Nations and the Security Council resolution. Global pressure has come on Iraq, and for the first time since the revolution, there is a sense of global sympathy towards Iran's position, and whispers of condemning Iraq for using weapons.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 31, 1988

دکتر روحانی آمد و راجع به طرح ادغام نیروهای زمینی ارتش و سپاه مذاکره کردیم؛ وحدت نظر داشتیم. بنا شد بیشتر بحث شود. آقای محسن رضایی اطلاع داد که دشمن در غرب، تقریبا همه جا به مرزها برگشته است. اجازه عملیات انهدامی خواست که موافقت نکردم. آقای

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 29, 1988

Mr. Ibrahim Sanjaghi and Mr. Ali Falahian gave a report on the situation in the region. Our forces have also taken Karand. They have closed the road in seven kilometers around Kornd and are destroying the fleeing hypocrites. They have caused a lot of casualties there. I told the prime minister that with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 26, 1988

At half past one in the morning, Mr. Sanjaghi woke me up on the phone and said that the hypocrites are seriously present on the Islamabad-Bachtran road and asked me to change my place of residence. I ordered the troops to take serious action to defeat them. We had made an appointment with Mr. Mohsen Rezaei last night, and this morning at

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 24, 1988

We woke up for morning prayer. Mr. Hassan Rouhani and Mr. Engineer Mousavi, the Prime Minister, called from Tehran and told about the command of the army's ground forces, the dire situation of the troops, and the commanders' weakness in controlling the troops, etc. We left for Ahvaz at six in the morning. Around eight o'clock to golf

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 23, 1988

The news in the western and southern front indicated the continued progress of Iraq in Iran. I decided to go to the front. I closed the suitcase. I arranged the affairs during the days of absence from Tehran. Necessary recommendations were made to the General Staff. Dr. Rouhani came, we discussed the war and plans. He was appointed

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 22, 1988

I was at home. Early in the morning, they announced that Iraq had attacked from north to south in most axes: from the south on the Shalamcheh axis to Khorramshahr and from Kushk and Talaieh to Ahvaz and Khorramshahr roads, from Hor on the internal roads of Hor in Mimek and Somar and Qasr Shirin and Haj Imran which is in Qasr Shirin and Somar and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 19, 1988

I went to my office. I did not go to the parliament meeting because of the war. In the reports, the most important issue is Iran's acceptance of Resolution 598. Almost all governments in world centers have welcomed Hassan. Iraq is passive and it seems they want to delay. until the age of Iraq

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 21, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. From the reports, it appears that Iraq is disrupting the ceasefire and is evading the need for direct negotiations. It is known that he intends to be mischievous and violate and gain more points. In the public meeting, I spoke in detail about the Imam's announcement yesterday. to my office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 18, 1988

I stayed at home until three in the afternoon. There was no news from the fronts about a conflict with the enemy. I asked for Brigadier General [Ali] Shahbazi. He came and we negotiated about the replacement of the commander of the army's ground forces and the removal of the army's joint staff. Haj Ahmed Agha came. About the quality of the ceasefire explanation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 17, 1988

I went to the parliament first. I read the reports. The enemy has retreated from Dehlran and other areas. I went to Ayatollah Khamenei's office. I participated in the meeting that was held to hear and justify the Imam's opinion on accepting the ceasefire. A group of MPs and a group of ministers and a group

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 12, 1988

I got up for morning prayer and didn't sleep anymore; I am tired, tired of the road and the problems of war. I listened to American and English radios. America has decided to give compensation to the families of the martyrs of the Iranian Airbus plane. Most of the discussions are about the consequences of this incident and the Security Council

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 20, 1988

I was at home. I dealt with war affairs. The enemy has made movements in Mehran and west of Piranshahr, which have been suppressed. One case was bombarded from both sides; We have the electricity facilities of the Dukan dam and Iraq the pump house of Bagh Malik. Security Council [United Nations] asked both sides to make it official

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 16, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I did some of the backlog of travel days. At half past nine, Mr. [Mahdi [Karoubi], [Asadullah [Bayat] and] Abd al-Wahed] Mousavi came to Lari. The war was negotiated; They are worried. At ten o'clock, the members of the board of directors of the Assembly of Ayat experts

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 15, 1988

I was at home. Ali Hossein came to the building and asked for help for his brother's problem. Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Rahmani, the head of Basij, came. He explained about the Basij and was saddened by the criticism that I had made in the meeting of the representatives regarding his harsh statements with the IRGC commanders, so I consoled him. demanding

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 14, 1988

I woke up at half past three in the morning. After the prayer, Mr. [Mohammed Ismail] Kothari, the commander of Hazrat Rasool's (PBUH) army, came and said about his observations in the Abbas plain area and the actions of the battalion sent by him; It is decided to put three battalions under the command of the army to act against the advance of the Iraqis. with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 13, 1988

After the morning prayer, I studied until eight in the morning and listened to foreign and domestic news. There is little negative propaganda from the West about the state of the front; They probably don't want to. I sent some Guardsmen to visit the wounded soldiers in Zubaydat yesterday. There are many superficial chemical injuries, but injuries

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 11, 1988

I was at home until near noon. I packed the suitcase for the trip to the front. I dealt with war and parliamentary matters over the phone. Mr. [Mohammad Ali [Ansari came from the Imam's office and talked about the impressions from people's visits to the office. Mr. ]Alireza [Afshar came. Matters regarding personnel and the deployment of combat forces were discussed and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 4, 1988

On the way to the parliament, I visited the location of the general headquarters and the command office, the joint headquarters and the political headquarters of the army. I reached the parliament at half past eight. In the reports, the issue of the crash of the Iranian Airbus plane overshadowed all the news and a wide wave of criticism and condemnation against the United States was raised, and the leaders

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 5, 1988

At 6:30 in the morning, after listening to news from insiders and outsiders, I went to the parliament. We saw the reports in my office until eight o'clock. The crash of the Airbus plane is at the top of the news. The wave of regret is public, but the wave of American condemnation is limited; They mostly blame America's mistake.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 6, 1988

Under the influence of discomfort, I had disturbing dreams during the night. In the morning, unlike the previous days, I woke up tired and bruised. I did some softening in the yard; It did not give the necessary vitality. I went to the parliament and did the administrative work until noon. In the evening at the board meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 7, 1988

I saw the reports in my office until eight in the morning. The crash of the Iranian Airbus plane is still in the news, and usually in favor of us and against America. I was in the public meeting until nearly ten o'clock. In front of the parliament, there was a gathering of people for the funeral of the martyrs of the Airbus crash. We breathed and with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 2, 1988

At eight in the morning, a meeting was held in my office with the presence of members of the General Staff [of the armed forces]. Prime Minister, Dr. Rouhani, Seyed Hasan [Firouzabadi], Behzad [Nabavi], Gholamreza [Aghazadeh], Mohammad [Baghrian] Bijan

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 8, 1988

I studied at home until half past ten. I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. People's anti-American feelings are strong. After the prayer, I went to the assembly. Mohsen and Mehdi were with me. After lunch and resting and reading the reports, at four in the afternoon, we will leave for Qom

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 3, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past six in the morning and did office work until eight o'clock. Then I went to the parliament and was in the meeting until half past nine. I returned to my office. Mr. [Brigadier Mansour [Satari] Commander of the Army Air Force] informed that an Iranian Airbus plane over

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 9, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. There were many references, regarding the concern of Iraq's attack on Khorramshahr and Abadan, and it turned out that [Mr. Mohsen Mirdamadi [Governor] of Khuzestan [and] Ayatollah Mousavi Jazayeri], Imam Juma of Ahvaz, have announced danger and asked people to go to the front. appointment

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 10, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past six in the morning. I worked until eight o'clock. Before the start of the official session, I advised the representatives to agree to the two-urgent proposal of non-implementation of Article 45 of the Constitution, which obliges the government to obtain a vote of confidence at the beginning of each new parliamentary term. Because of the current situation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 1, 1988

After the prayer, I came to the library to do the backlog and read the reports. I spent my time studying until noon. Asr Ahmad Agha came. We discussed ways to end the war. Mr. [Abdul Majid] Maadikhah came for the affairs of the History Foundation. Mohsen came. About personal affairs and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 30, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I read the reports until eight o'clock. In the public meeting, I thanked him for repelling a single enemy in Shamiran's horn. The request for a vote of confidence in the Prime Minister was in the order, which finally received 204 votes in favor, 8 votes against, and 5 abstentions out of a total of 217 votes. Friday imams

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 29, 1988

After praying, exercising and writing yesterday's diary, I talked to the Prime Minister on the phone about the headquarters and propaganda and other matters. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came from the region. He gave a report on the situation and the failed operation in Iraq yesterday and is worried about the future attacks of Iraq. We moved to Tehran. lunch and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 28, 1988

When I got up to pray, they informed me that the enemy's attack last night had been quickly repelled. At half past five in the morning, we drove to Bakhtran [= Kermanshah] by car. We had breakfast between Dokhtar Bridge and Islamabad by the river and under an oak tree. At ten o'clock on the way with Dr. Rouhani about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 27, 1988

Prayer and Quran, writing memoirs and listening to foreign and domestic radio news. It's like the westerners don't want to rely on Iraq's victories and pass it by. until noon to study the reports and statements of two Iraqi prisoners who were captured on the island and negotiate with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 25, 1988

At five o'clock in the morning, Mr. Mohammad Faruzandeh from Ahvaz informed that starting at half past three in the morning, the enemy is pouring heavy fire along with all kinds of chemical bombs on Majnoon Island, Talaiyeh and Aqaba, and communication with Majnoon Island is cut off, except through the hospital phone. To Dr. Velayati and [Mohammed

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 24, 1988

I was at home. I did the backlog of three days of travel. Mr. Sanjaghi informed that we have not had an incident in the south. Haj Ahmed Agha came. I sent a detailed report about the war and suggestions in this regard by him to the Imam. In the afternoon, Efat's relatives were our guests, and in the evening, the brotherhood

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 23, 1988

Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came. He gave an outline about the future of the war and the needs of the Corps. We went to the army base in Somar. I asked Colonel Aliari and Colonel Almasi who had escaped from Mehran. Unacceptable weakness reigned over the soldiers. with the commanders of the units

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 22, 1988

After the morning prayer, I prepared a detailed note about the state of war and the fronts and ways to solve the problem, which we can give to the Imam if necessary. Mr. Colonel Turabi [Army Intelligence Protection Commander] came. The report of the defeat in Mehran said; There are many evidences about the weakness of the forces in the report. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 21, 1988

I went to the front accompanied by my family. From seven to eight in the morning, I read the reports in my office and learned about the front. They said that our forces are gradually advancing towards Mehran and the enemy is retreating step by step and intends to evacuate the city, but it will be in the border heights.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 20, 1988

I packed my suitcase to go to the region, but I didn't manage to travel. I went to the parliament. I saw the reports. The hypocrites and Iraq claim that the Mehran operations were carried out by the hypocrites; Although the main forces are Iraqi. Mr. Rezaei informed that the enemy is sitting back and our forces are

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 26, 1988

Prayer, bathing and departure to the airport with chastity escort. The plane was ready and we flew immediately. We sat down at the Omidiya base at six in the morning with Mr. [Mohammed Bagheri], Deputy Intelligence of the IRGC Ground Force, [Hasan Rouhani,] Ibrahim Sanjaghi and the guards. The cars were there. to golf

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 19, 1988

Around four in the morning, I woke up with Mr. Rezaei's phone. He informed that the enemy has started an attack in Mehran and failed in several places and penetrated in one place. Mr. Rouhani, Mr. Shamkhani and Mr. Hosni Saadi informed that they were pushed back at the same point. Emphasis on

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 17, 1988

I woke up in the morning. I heard from the front. The situation was normal on the island. After the prayer, I did not sleep and did another part of the backlog. I prepared the contents of the sermons. I offered Friday prayers at Tehran University. In the evening Mr. Khamenei came and with him and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 16, 1988

I woke up near the morning call to prayer and did not sleep again. I thought about possible solutions for the future of war and then discussed with Dr. Rouhani: either public mobilization for war, or acceptance of peace. We don't see any other way. I gave the last recommendations and orders to the relevant camps and hours

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 15, 1988

We left for Dezful at five in the morning. At seven o'clock, I arrived at Dezful army barracks. Breakfast was had and then we discussed with Mr. Hosni Saadi and Mr. Dejakam about the defense lines of the army in the south, about two hundred kilometers from Chilat to Chezabeh, and about the possibility of danger in Sherhani and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 14, 1988

After prayer until 7:30 in the morning, I read news reports and listened to American and British radio. They are trying to present the result of Jerusalem 7 operation as Iraq's victory in defeating Iran's invasion and end it in the name of Saddam who was present in the region. Mr. Astana

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 13, 1988

After the morning prayer, Mr. Sanjaghi informed that almost all the units have advanced. We have captured two-thirds of the pentagon, and the 27th division of Hazrat Rasool (PBUH) has reached the Mahi channel and the advance continues. I got Farsi radios, Voice of America and BBC; It was not an important issue. In the election

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 11, 1988

After morning prayer, I listened to foreign radio news and domestic news. I read a bit: the book Muslim Issues in the Soviet Union (Central Asia). As usual in golf, we had breakfast at eight o'clock in the morning. Then Mr. Rouhani, Rezaei, Shamkhani, Safavi, Sanjaghi and Afshar came. about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 10, 1988

I did not sleep after morning prayer. Most of the people in the headquarters are asleep because of night work. I thought about mobilizing the country's facilities for war, which is the only logical way, if the war is decided to continue, and I thought of two ways: the Imam's express order or passing a comprehensive resolution from the Majlis to provide

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 9, 1988

We got off at 15 km from Ahvaz around three in the morning. The cars were waiting. The scene of the night maneuver of the troops in the IRGC barracks near Ahvaz was spectacular. We came to golf. We prayed the morning prayer and slept. I woke up at seven in the morning. I got domestic and foreign news and some

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 19, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I thought the session would start at half past seven. I went to the parliament, it turned out that we have a meeting at eight o'clock. I had some discussion with the representatives, which was mostly about the reasons why the majority of lawyers did not vote in this period and the decrease in the number of clerics, which was said to be the recommendation of Ayat

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 22, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. We did not have anything important in the reports. The tone of the western media towards Iran has been moderated and the unofficial messages coming from America and England show the signs of their decreasing sensitivity or their desire to melt the ice of relations, but one should not be optimistic. after

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 25, 1988

Until eight o'clock in the morning, I studied the plan of the Ministry of Planning and Budget regarding the armed forces system. I went to the parliament. I read the reports until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei informed that the enemy has started an attack in Shalamcheh and Shah Shemiran. Rejected in Shamiran's horn, but involved in Shalemcheh

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 18, 1988

I reached the parliament at half past six in the morning. I arranged the advertising work of Beit al-Maqdis 6 operation. Before the meeting, I informed the representatives about the operation. Some are worried that the war of the cities will start, but our opinion is that it is not advisable to hold the so-called peace conference of Saddam in Baghdad.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 18, 1988

After prayer, I came to the library and read the reports. Mr. Sanjaghi informed that last night the war continued in the height of Qamish and finally they were allowed to retreat. I went to the parliament. The demand for meetings is high, but due to the density of work, I postponed the meetings. England

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 12, 1988

Before noon, Messrs. [Mansour [Satari], [Mohsen [Ansari]] Commander of IRGC Air Defense, [Hassan [Rohani] and] Ali] Shahbazi came. We discussed the composition of the General Staff and the provision of new forces and war plans, which lasted until noon; It was satisfactory and the progress was good. About the big offer

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 8, 1988

I packed the bag and left for the assembly. Office work and reading reports were done until eight in the morning. [Mr. Giorki Atanaso] the Prime Minister of Bulgaria came; The meeting was ceremonial. We didn't have much to say, except for compliments and expressing satisfaction with the expansion of relations. along with Dr. Rouhani to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 6, 1988

I went to the parliament. I mostly dealt with war work and consulting for the establishment of the headquarters of the General Command. Mr. Ray Shahri and the deputies [of the Ministry of Information] came. They wanted to be members of the headquarters information. Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq Dost came. He wanted to be responsible for the logistics of the headquarters. Mr. Alizadeh

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 5, 1988

I was at home. In the news of the media, there is silence about the effects of the bombing of Saddam's residence. There may be no real damage and it may have a serious impact. that they have not shown Saddam yet, even though it is appropriate to show it in such a situation, and the news that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 4, 1988

I listened to foreign radios. The news of my selection to replace the Commander-in-Chief is at the top of the news and has various interpretations. The attack on Saddam's residence is interpreted as my first military action, and the Iraqis have made a lot of noise in this regard and claim a bomb.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 3, 1988

After prayer and exercise, I received a report from the front. No incident has been reported. I told Mr. Mohsen Rezaei to go to the southern island due to the possibility of Iraq's attack. I studied for Friday sermons. The emotions of the people during the Friday prayer ceremony were more than in the past. Mr. Rouhani came in the evening. the result

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 2, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past six in the morning. In world reports, the meeting [Ronald [Reagan] President of the United States [and] Mikhail [Gorbachev] the leader of the Soviet Union] is at the top. I attended the public meeting, but I soon returned to my office. A few objections to letters of credit with earlier linear roots

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 1, 1988

I was at home. Ahmad Agha came before noon. I consulted the imam about the prime minister's plan to head the general staff. Ahmad Agha himself does not agree. Mr. [Syed Ali Akbar [Mohtashmi] the country's minister] came and spoke a little against the IRGC commanders and made some suggestions about the war. Mr. [Mohammed

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 29, 1988

At eight thirty in the morning, I went to visit the Imam. I explained the situation of the fronts and mentioned the decisions of last night's leaders' meeting, and consulted about appointing Mr. Mohsen Rezaee as the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces. He agreed on all the issues raised. He was also in good condition and said that it should not be given too much importance.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 7, 1988

From seven to nine in the morning, I did administrative work in my office, answering inquiries and reading reports. Mr. Jafari Esfahani - whose election was annulled in Lanjan district - came and asked the Guardian Council not to annul it. In the public meeting, several other letters of credit were approved and several people

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 31, 1988

I worked in my office until ten in the morning. We delayed the appointment we had with Mr. Mohsen Rezaei regarding negotiations regarding the General Staff, waiting for the Prime Minister's situation to be clarified, and Mr. Rezaei went to the south for war affairs. At ten o'clock in the morning, the first official meeting of the parliament to review the credentials

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 30, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I read the reports until eight o'clock. I went to the branch meeting. Several letters of credit and nominations for commissions were approved. At eleven o'clock in the morning, a meeting of the temporary board of directors was held and responsibilities were divided. I did my office work at noon. The evening of Mr. Ibrahim Sanjaghi

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 28, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I read part of the reports. Iraq's victory in Shalamcheh has a wide reflection. I went to the commissioners room around eight o'clock. Mr. Khamenei, Mousavi Ardabili, Ahmed Agha and the Prime Minister also came. We had the opening ceremony of the third term of the parliament. A quarter past eight

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 24, 1988

After the morning prayer, I studied until half past six. I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. It was not an important issue in the reports. I was in the public meeting until half past one in the afternoon. The headquarters of the Pledge of Allegiance march with the Imam, whose program was canceled by the Imam, came; They were upset.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 23, 1988

First of all, Dr. Rouhani informed that Iraq attacked the army last night in the area of Samwama and 402 and the conflict continues. Around nine in the morning, he informed that Colonel Jamali [deputy commander of the army's ground forces] says that although Iraq has used chemical weapons, it has not been able to cross the line.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 27, 1988

I woke up at 4:20 in the morning and prayed and slept again until 7:30 in the morning. After breakfast, negotiations with the IRGC commanders started again and they complained more about the shortages and problems of the forces and the disorder and wanted more facilities from the country for the war.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 26, 1988

I woke up at four in the morning. After the prayer, I got the situation of the front from Mr. [Mohammed [Foruzande], the head of the general staff of the IRGC; There was no new news. He said that our forces have taken a position behind the canal and Arayeh. We went to the airport and flew south with two small planes. It was supposed to be in Dezful

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 21, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past eight. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazade [oil minister came. He consulted for the trip to the south of the Persian Gulf and Indonesia, and announced the testing of the liquid fuel rocket engine and its launch by oil experts, and the transfer of the Lark oil terminal to Jask was negotiated.]Mr. Yoshio Fuji

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 20, 1988

I used to study for Friday sermons until half past ten in the morning. Tahira's sister-in-law came with her daughter and son-in-law, Mohammad and Masoumeh. I had not seen Tahereh for a while. They are not bad. He said that Tayyaba's nurse informed that Hajiya's parents are sick and she wants to go to Noug soon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 17, 1988

After breakfast, I went to Hosseinieh Jamaran. Imam [on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr] had a short and good conversation. I returned home. The son of Martyr Fayaz Bakhsh, his mother and sisters, and Mrs. Monireh, came. From Ms. Gurji, I got information about the community of Al-Zahra (pbuh). Relatives came. after

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 13, 1988

I slept after the morning prayer. I woke up at eight o'clock and went to the box office - which is usually brought to the Imam's house - to vote [in the second stage of the third parliamentary election]. Efat also voted here and Yasir, Mehdi and Fati went to other constituencies. I was at home until night and all the back work

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 16, 1988

At half past eight in the morning, I went to the presidential headquarters to participate in the meeting of the Supreme War Support Council. We had several resolutions. Then we negotiated with Mr. Khamenei about the issue of the army and the IRGC and the responsibility of their management. Before noon in my office with Dr. Rouhani about forming a strong headquarters for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 15, 1988

I reached the parliament at half past eight in the morning. Dr. Rouhani informed that in Iraq's attack on Lark yesterday, the Americans helped the Iraqis by blinding our radars and coordinated with them. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs was told to protest and the Navy informed that today

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 14, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past ten in the morning. It was not important in the reports. A group of Jihad managers who cooperate in the war came. They brought a plan to focus on the coordination of war facilities and take the issue of war more seriously, and they had prepared a letter for the Imam and consulted; I agreed

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 12, 1988

After the morning prayer, we continued the discussions with Mr. Rezaei about the integration plan of the army and the IRGC and the future of the war, and finally we reached a conclusion. Mr. [Habib] Baqaei, the commander of the base, also explained about the base and suggested that one of the redundant forces of the base

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 11, 1988

I woke up at five in the morning. After the prayer, I took a bath and wrote the memories of yesterday and got the news from the [BBC [English and] Voice of America] radio. We had a meeting with [Mr. Mohammad Baqer Zul Qadr, the commander of Ramadan camp. We examined the new status of Iraqi opposition Kurdish groups.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 10, 1988

I did not sleep after the prayer. I was thinking about the plan to merge the army and the IRGC and I came up with new points that I wrote down. From eight in the morning to three in the afternoon, we had meetings with the commanders of the bases and operating units in Najaf and Quds. Three small operations in which about fifty battalions of troops

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 9, 1988

After having suhoor and morning prayers and a little rest, at seven in the morning we went to Mehrabad airport with Mahdi and the guards and from there we flew to Hamedan by Shahin [plane]. At 8:30 Agha Mohammadi and I left Hamedan by car towards Marivan. Have lunch by the river

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 8, 1988

I slept until nine in the morning. I was at home. I spent my time studying. Mr. Hossein Amin came. He interceded for the sheikhs of Kerman, whose properties were seized, and Dr. Rafiee, who is a fugitive and wants to return. I asked about the condition of their relatives. Mr. [Ibrahim Sanjaghi informed that the appointment is tomorrow

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 7, 1988

I went to the parliament at nine in the morning. At ten o'clock, Mr. Saeed al-Zhakreen, the public relations officer, came to get an assignment regarding the meetings of the end of this term and the beginning of the next term of the parliament, and he presented his opinions about the division of the fighting clerical community. Mr. Seyed Mahmoud Alavi, the representative of Lamard, came. from failure in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 6, 1988

I was at home. I spent my time studying. In order to pay the credit of the Iraqi Kurdish refugees, I told Dr. [Hasan [Firoozabadi] the prime minister's military adviser] to follow up on the phone. Mr. Mousavi Ardabili consulted for the contents of Friday prayer sermons. They brought the reports from the parliament. The most important issue of the case

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 5, 1988

I was at home until three in the afternoon. I spent my time studying. Mr. Moiri gave a report on the reactions after the release of the French hostages. The Prime Minister made a phone call to announce the resolution of the Assembly [Determining Expediency of the Nizam] regarding urban lands. Aghazadeh [Oil Minister] to report the trip to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 4, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. The agenda of the meeting was the second proposal of approval of Islamic Azad University courses. Despite the efforts and obstacles of some radicals, this plan was approved by a strong majority, as the university intended. Mr. [Mohsen Mojtahed] Shabestri for consultation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 3, 1988

I went to the parliament. Two urgent plans [evaluation of units and approval of university courses] of Islamic Azad University were on the order. He took the whole time of the meeting. I also defended the plan. Voted high. Bank employees came in front of parliament to support the war and hate America.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 30, 1988

I was at home until ten in the morning. Mr. Mortezaei, deputy commander of combat engineering, came and gave a report about sensitive military industries. I went to the parliament. I was in my office until half past four in the afternoon to do office work and war matters. Yasser came He was angry that he could not score the item

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 29, 1988

After the morning prayer, I read some for Friday sermons. Then I slept for two hours. They brought the reports, I read them. I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. Asr Ahmad Agha came. We talked about the issues of war after the fall of Faw. The army demanded more powers and facilities

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 28, 1988

Mr. Sahar [Mohammed [Foruzande] Chief of Staff of IRGC] informed that for a while there was shelling on the Persian island from the enemy and now it has stopped. Later, it turned out that the American convoy was passing through that area and they were blindly throwing bullets out of fear of the invasion of our forces.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 27, 1988

I did not wake up to eat suhoor and fasted without sahoor. He studied before noon. Mr. Velayati informed that Saudi Arabia has announced the termination of relations with us; It is definitely in the direction of more pressure on us and we are likely to have similar cases. In the evening, the army commanders came. In addition to the plan

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 26, 1988

After the morning prayer until six o'clock, I studied the subject of prayer, the Qur'an and the interpretation of al-Mizan. I went to the parliament. I entrusted the management of the public meeting to Mr. [Mohammed [Yazdi] Deputy Speaker of the Majlis] and I did the work myself in my office. Mr. [Mohammad Reza[ Bahaner, in his speech before the order, bitterly addressed the assembly

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 25, 1988

I didn't sleep after dawn and completed the letter to the Imam to be reviewed in the meeting of leaders. At half past eight in the morning, I went to Ayatollah Khamenei's office to participate in the meeting of the Supreme War Support Council. There was a discussion about sending troops to the fronts. They said that the dispatch level is good, and advertising was arranged

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 24, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. In the reports, the whispering of the expansion of the American presence in the Persian Gulf and the support of all commercial ships against Iran's retaliatory program draws attention, which is a dangerous action. Before the start of the meeting about the fall of Faw and the irregularities of the pre-parliament meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 2, 1988

We did not wake up at dawn. We fasted without dawn. I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. I didn't have much work. I did some work on the phone. I told the air force to strengthen the protection of our ships so that there is little need to confront the same and as a result, conflict with the United States.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 1, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. Mahdi also came to correct the work of a martyr's family, whose recognition as a martyr in the martyr's foundation encountered problems. In the public meeting, before the order, I bitterly criticized the recent decision of the United States regarding the development of ship protection. until

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 23, 1988

I was at home. I spent my time reading reports and doing backlogs. In the evening Mr. Colonel [Mustafa] Tarabipour came for the affairs of the army and the war. I did things over the phone. At night, the heads of the forces were guests. Most of the discussion was about the war. We were all affected by the fall of Faw. The problems of war and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 22, 1988

I slept until nine in the morning. Until the evening, my time was mainly spent reading the reports of the past two days and doing office work. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei called from the region and requested the release of some of his forces from the defense line by the army. Ahmed Agha came to hear the Faw issue and said that when

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 21, 1988

We left for Tehran at seven in the morning. Governor Izeh also came with us to the border of Khuzestan province for explanations. Mountain roads under construction made it difficult to pass. The path in Bakhtiari mountains, in green valleys and oak forests, is interesting and beautiful and in the future after

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 20, 1988

In the morning Timsar Hosni Saadi [Army Ground Force Commander] came to suspend the order to take over the Mehran line from the IRGC. The army commanders came and brought the results of the investigations. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei claims that the total number of human casualties in Faw, including martyrs, prisoners and missing, is about 1,200.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 19, 1988

We left for Ahvaz at five in the morning. Mahdi also came with me. We reached Ahvaz near evening and after Maghrib prayer, I went to the camp of Imam Ali (AS) near Khorramshahr. The commanders of the Corps were also there and all were extremely affected by the defeat in Faw and said that the withdrawal from Faw had been completed by noon today.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 18, 1988

At a quarter to three in the morning, we woke up to have breakfast and had breakfast with Eft, Mehdi and Yaser. I got information from the IRGC headquarters about the Faw front. They said that a defense line has been formed three kilometers from the city and fresh troops are arriving. The enemy must be bringing in new forces

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 17, 1988

I reached the parliament at half past six in the morning. On the way, I visited the Iraqi missile hit site in Prasto Square. I read the reports until eight o'clock. It was reported from the front that Iraq has launched a large-scale attack in Faw region and has broken our line at two points, and the need for artillery and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 16, 1988

Mr. Sanjagi reported that we have recaptured Majid Hill in the south of Shemiran Branch from Iraq and reopened the road. Yesterday, Iraq had taken it in a heavy counterattack. Our Mehdi had previously warned that the area was in danger and today provided explanations that make it clear he is well aware of the map and the situation of the area.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 15, 1988

I studied for Friday sermons until half past ten. I delivered sermons and prayers at Tehran University. We expected Iraqi missiles to reach Tehran as usual during Friday prayers, but they did not. In the evening, a group of relatives came. Shahid Motahari's son came and held for good

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 14, 1988

I went to the parliament at six in the morning. Before the order, I spoke about the Beit al-Maqdis 5 operation in the public meeting. The meeting lasted until eleven o'clock. The administration of the parliament has become difficult due to the indifference of some representatives who did not vote, but since there is little discussion, the progress is good. Dr. Rouhani and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 13, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. According to the reports, the Kuwaiti plane was refueled in Cyprus and went to Algeria, and talks have started with the mediation of Algeria. A group of employees [design unit of the research center] supporting the Jihad construction [Isfahan] that cars

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 12, 1988

I went to the parliament at six in the morning. I worked in the office until eight o'clock. I went to the public meeting. Before the start of the meeting, I regretted that many representatives did not vote in the elections and announced the start of the operation in Panjvin. Defeated representatives are deeply affected and usually protest

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 11, 1988

At half past eight in the morning, I went to Mr. Khamenei's office to participate in the meeting of the Supreme War Support Council. We had several resolutions. After the meeting, we discussed the proposal to install Colonel [Ali] Shahbazi instead of Timsar [Ismail] Sohrabi as the Chief of Staff of the Army. Mr. Rouhani from the information front

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 10, 1988

First of all, Mr. Sanjaghi and Mr. Rouhani reported from the front that last night the 28th division of Sanandaj attacked in Panjvin region of Iraq and captured most of their targets and enemy ambushes have started. Mehdi went to Mashhad to check the status of Ferdowsi University, and if he saw fit, he would spend this semester there

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 9, 1988

During breakfast, I got explanations from Mehdi about the front. It has been chemically affected twice, but it was not severe enough to leave the line. He says that the Iraqis have used chemicals very widely, especially at night. He is not satisfied with the preparations of his army. From the supplies of the army

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 8, 1988

I was at home. I just went out to vote. Yasser also came with me. Journalists expressed their feelings for Yasser, who came with a cane. Mohsen taught me how to use a computer. The reports from the voting areas [elections of the third term of the Islamic Council] say that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 7, 1988

I was at home until four in the afternoon. The war of the cities has become hotter. Our planes have hit Baghdad. Today, in addition to Tehran, Qom and Isfahan, Iraq has also fired missiles at Tabriz and Karaj. The issue of the Kuwaiti plane in Mashhad is reaching a dangerous point; It's like the Kuwaitis don't have buildings

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 6, 1988

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. Mr. Ahmed Shojaei came and consulted about a mission. Ahmad Agha came. I negotiated about the Kuwaiti plane and the issues of the army and the IRGC. The hijacked Kuwaiti plane was discussed over the phone with the foreign minister, the prime minister and the IRGC.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 5, 1988

After midnight, we woke up with an alarm. Later it turned out that at the same time an Iraqi missile hit Qom and left 15 martyrs and wounded. First, Mr. [Brigadier Mansour] Sattari [Army Air Force Commander] informed that a Kuwaiti plane was hijacked and flown to Iran.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 4, 1988

I went to the Air Force Headquarters to participate in the flight ceremony of the first airplane built by the Air Force. A report was given and the plane took off. It is of Benanza type and its name is Prasto. They made the body themselves and put a Benanza engine on it. I did an interview. to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 3, 1988

I was at home. Dr. Velayati came and reported on his trip to Greece and Switzerland to attend the disarmament conference. He believes that presenting the documents on the Halabja disaster was very effective and Greece wants to develop relations with us. We discussed the negotiations at the United Nations and about the Indian embassy post.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 2, 1988

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. Mehdi Hamshirezadeh came. In the evening, Mr. Javad Larijani [Deputy for Europe and America of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs] came and consulted with the Secretary General about traveling to the United Nations and negotiating. I explained the fields of political mobilization; With relatively military political conditions

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 1, 1988

I was at home. Yaser's hand wound was swollen and festering. I told Dr. [Alireza] Marandi [Minister of Health, Treatment and Medical Education] to take action to remove the shrapnel. Dr. [Iraj] Fazel, the former Minister of Science, came and performed surgery in the hospital next to Beit Imam. Three small splinters

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 31, 1988

I was at home. Before noon, I spent my time studying. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Natiq Noori asked by phone about the statements of Mr. [Syed Mohammad Mousavi] Khoeiniha in Kayhan newspaper, who said that Mr. Hashemi also admires the split in the militant clergy. I said I am against the division. was placed in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 30, 1988

I was at home until nine o'clock in the morning. I went to the parliament. Mr. [Mortaza] Razavi, a former representative of Tabriz and a candidate for Tehran, came. He complained and appealed against his disqualification by the Guardian Council. Mr. [Fouad] Karimi, the candidate for parliament representative from Ahvaz, also complained. Mr. [Khorban Ali] Dari

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 29, 1988

I was at home. At breakfast, Yasser told some details of the operation. He was in the role of a sniper in the operation and in addition to individual supplies, he was carrying around eight kilos of ammunition, which he took up to the height of Surmer's horn. Their food was not good and he did not take canned food with him.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 26, 1988

I was at home. Mr. Sanjaghi informed that the occupied area of the sixth stage of the operation has been stabilized. The road is connected. There is not enough power for big steps, but the operation will continue. It is good that it is not announced before noon today. In the evening, they informed that in the name of operation Beit al-Maqdis 4, today

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 28, 1988

I was at home until nine o'clock in the morning. I went to Bagh Xian to visit Shahab 1 and 2 IRGC projects, which are rockets with solid and liquid fuel; It lasted until eleven o'clock at night. We had lunch there. Mohsen was also with me. They are making good progress, but the work is very complicated. hour

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 27, 1988

I woke up Mohsen early in the morning for prayer. informed that Yasser came last night at three in the morning. He was injured, his leg and hand were hit by shrapnel. I told my office to reserve a place for him in the hospital. I woke up Yasser at a quarter past eight. He came up from the basement with a cane. He is not bad.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 25, 1988

I was at home. Mohsen went to Qom last night to invade Alborz and pistachio fields, which started years before the victory of the revolution. Today I spent most of my time watching TV and videos and reading reports. Mr. Sanjaghi informed that the continuation of the Fajr 10 operation on the horn

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 24, 1988

I had a nightmare in my sleep last night, but it was short: I felt the weight of an animal on my body and I couldn't move. It was resolved by mentioning God and asking forgiveness; It is not unprecedented. This has happened to me many times. After the prayer, Mohsen went to work. He eats breakfast at work.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 23, 1988

I studied at home until half past eight in the morning. We went to Luqman al-Dawlah Hospital to visit the war wounded. The head of the hospital gave a brief report and said that the hospital has five hundred beds, half of which have patients, and about half of these beds are war wounded and mostly

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 22, 1988

I was at home. I negotiated with Mr. [Syed Ali Akbar Mohtashmipour] the Minister of Interior about the qualification of some current representatives for the next Parliament. He said that the executive boards have rejected the qualifications of thirteen representatives; Most of them are from the conservative line and some are from the opposite line, me

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 21, 1988

I went to Imam's office at eight in the morning. Ayatollah Khamenei and Ayatollah [Mousavi] Ardabili came according to the previous appointment. We went to the Imam. We asked them to use the shelter that was made for them near their house in times of danger. They are like being hit by a missile

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 20, 1988

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. Mr. Sayad Shirazi came. He reported the situation of the front. He called the role of the air force, defense and air force in the operation important and suggested that too much one-sided propaganda should not be in favor of the IRGC, because the army would be disillusioned. Mr. Natiq Noori from Mashhad

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 19, 1988

I left home at half past eight in the morning. I went to Shush Street and visited the site of the Iraqi missile that was hit yesterday. In this attack, a public bath and five old houses were destroyed, eight people were martyred and some were injured. The mood of the people was good. They complained that the officers did not

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 18, 1988

I was at home. I did the backlog. I gave Ayatollah Khamenei materials from the Fajr 10 operation for [use in] Friday prayer sermons. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei announced that two groups of Iraqi soldiers and the counter-revolution of Komleh were discovered and destroyed in the region. Injured and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 17, 1988

First, Mr. Mohsen Rezaei reported the situation on the front by phone; It is satisfactory. They have captured the commander of the 43rd [Iraq] division and the number of prisoners is increasing. They have strengthened their position. I had breakfast and then I started doing the backlog of travel days and reading the reports.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 16, 1988

At first we contacted the front. Mr. Rezaei is satisfied with the progress of the work. They have reached Halabja and Dujila. The people of the cities have welcomed our forces, but they are worried about Iraq's reaction and many want to come to Iran. The siege ring against the gatherings of Iraqi soldiers has become tighter

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 15, 1988

I woke up in the morning. After the morning prayer, I got the news from American and English radios. Insidiously, they want to introduce the initiative in the hands of Iraq and do not say anything about the victories of the front. With the lever of war, the cities want to show Iraq as the owner of the initiative. Clever psychological warfare

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 14, 1988

I woke up before the call to prayer. The oil heater was turned off. Mr. Amir Abadi - the member of parliament who is with us - came and made it. It was reported that Iraq launched four missiles at Tehran last night, one of which was effective. It turned out that Operation Beit al-Maqdis 3 started last night in order to capture the heights of Gujar

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 13, 1988

I woke up at five in the morning with the sound of the loudspeaker of the camp. After the morning prayer, Mr. Sanjaghi informed that the conflict started around two in the morning and most of the objectives of the first phase have been achieved. I spoke with Mr. Mohsen Rezaei on the phone; He is satisfied and says that 90% of the goals of this stage have been achieved

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 12, 1988

Mr. Faruzandeh informed that the operation that was supposed to be done last night did not happen and was postponed to tonight. Although we were supposed to go to the area after the operation started, we decided to go today due to the possibility of obstacles on the way. The form of participation in the elections [Islamic Shura Council from A

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 11, 1988

I studied at home for Friday sermons until half past ten in the morning. At the end of the second sermon, the Iraqi missile reached Tehran and exploded in space. People expressed passionate feelings. Because of the Friday prayer, three Iraqi missiles reached Tehran and one reached Qom within an hour, and fortunately, none of them were effective

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 10, 1988

Before sunrise, the Iraqi missile reached Tehran and exploded in space. In the news, there have been whispers of American protection of other ships in the Persian Gulf that do not have the American flag, which will be a dangerous development. I reached the parliament at a quarter past eight. It was not important in the reports. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 9, 1988

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. I read the script that they sent for comments. It was about the role of Zionist and Baha'i gangs in the Taghut government. Mehdi explained the situation of the Taliban region and the sensitive points that Iraq is trying to capture from the map

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 8, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. I read the reports until a quarter to eight. I stayed in the public meeting until half past nine. Then I came to my office for current affairs and war issues. I had many short meetings until the evening. Dr. Velayati came to take a position on the proposal to end the war of cities from the side

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 7, 1988

I came to the parliament on time. Before starting the meeting, I advised the representatives to save the discussions so that the budget bill is finished early so that we don't have to have a lot of meetings in the presence of danger. We made good progress. I stayed in the meeting until noon. At noon, Mr. Kongerlo came and said

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 6, 1988

I woke up at five in the morning with the sound of an Iraqi missile explosion. Later, it turned out that the missile hit the northern mountains of Shemiran and was not damaged. I came to the parliament. I was in the public meeting until almost noon. The representatives advised me to stay less in the meeting. I worked in my office until eight in the evening. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 5, 1988

I went to the parliament first. Before the meeting, I told the representatives about the war and missile issues. I stayed in the public meeting before noon and in the evening. Because of the sense of danger, progress is good. Seven Iraqi missiles reached Tehran, three of which exploded in space and four of which hit the ground.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 4, 1988

I was at home. it is raining I did the delayed work during the travel days from the parliament. Dr. Rouhani came before noon. He reported on the situation of the missiles fired by the Iraqis and we talked about the war and making missiles. In the evening, the IRGC missile group came. Construction progress report

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 3, 1988

After prayer and breakfast, we left for Tehran. It is snowing and raining. We passed by Marivan Lake. We toured the city of Marivan. The city is clean, but the effects of the bombardment were very visible. It is near the Iraqi border. Knowing about the upcoming operation, the people left the city alone

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 2, 1988

I woke up at dawn. I got news and information. Missiles were fired at Tehran last night, and the strange thing is that most of the missiles explode in the air and atmosphere of Tehran, and some of them do not work, but alien radios have made a lot of noise. Until half past ten

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 1, 1988

We woke up at half past six in the morning. They informed that several more Iraqi missiles have hit Tehran from last night until this morning. I spoke with Mr. Khamenei on the phone. They said that a total of 12 missiles landed and about 36 people were martyred and about 70 people were injured. The explosive power of the rocket is low

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 29, 1988

I woke up first thing in the morning. It was raining heavily and a lot of water was entering from the roof of the camp. They had placed containers so that water does not go under the blankets and people. I had not slept for more than two hours. After prayer and breakfast, we sat down with camp commanders to conclude the negotiations last night. to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 28, 1988

Near Maragheh, I prayed the morning prayer on the train. The companions went down and prayed at the station. We had breakfast. Then Mohsen and his friends in the rocket group came to Kupe and explained about the program and progress report. From traveling to North Korea and visiting the manufacturing center

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 27, 1988

I was at home. I spent my time resting, reading and walking in the yard. In the afternoon, Mr. Khamenei informed that Iraq attacked the Tehran refinery and caused damages. The order was given to retaliate by hitting Baghdad and Basra. I said for people to leave the cities of Basra and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 26, 1988

I was at home. I didn't have much work. We had breakfast with Eft and Mohsen. In the afternoon, the second wife of the deceased [Hasan Lahoti] was our guest, and at night my relatives came. The weather is good. I walked a little in the yard. I read the reports of Sahfaja [Army Protection and Intelligence Organization]. Many cases of

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 25, 1988

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. In the media reports, the report of the Foreign Relations Committee of the US Congress is important, which has warned about the failure of Iraq and the threat to the interests of the West. Because they were not vice-chairmen, I stayed in the meeting until the end. After the meeting for a group of spectators who Sepahi and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 24, 1988

I came to the parliament at half past eight. I didn't have much work. Mr. [Mohammed] Faruzandeh came to follow up on the supply of engineering currency at the central bank and to negotiate about preserving the palm trees around Bahman Shir. It was agreed to take action by bringing in some palm tree owners and making the water sweeter. informed that with metro

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 23, 1988

I went to the parliament first. I stayed in the meeting until nine o'clock in the morning and then I came to my office. Speeches before the order of the representatives regarding the elections and line disputes have intensified. Mr. [Mohammed Ali[Hadi and] Hossein[ Mahloji for advice regarding the continuation of the mission of Mr.] Mohammad Javad[ Larijani in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 22, 1988

I came to the parliament early in the morning. I stayed for a while in the public meeting and went to the meeting of the Supreme War Support Council. We solved the currency problem of the armed forces and the health and treatment needs of the Imam Relief Committee and the problem of the police for fingerprinting. I came to the parliament at noon. Mr. [Mohammed Javad] Larijani came and for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 21, 1988

I arrived at the parliament on time. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. I had a few meetings in the afternoon and before noon. Mr. Agha Mohammadi came. It has returned from the liberated area of the Taliban inside Iraq. He saw the situation there as good and calm and emphasized that the helicopters will provide the facilities

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 20, 1988

I came to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. It is not important in the reports. Mr. Sheikh [Mohammed Mahdi [Shams al-Din], one of the Lebanese scholars] came. The future of this country was discussed in terms of the type of government, and they consulted about the formation of a congress for Palestine during the last week of the holy month of Ramadan in Lebanon, and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 19, 1988

I was at home. I didn't have much work. I completed Yasser's letter. Mehdi and Yasir called from the front. They have come to Miandoab from the Maut region and are in the barracks. Yasser had not called since the beginning. Efat was upset, he was reading the prayer of Marah al-Mu'in. He was very happy. evening

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 18, 1988

At the first break of dawn, I woke up following a terrifying dream. In the dream, I saw a part of my body separated from me, and with a knife in my right hand, I cut off my left hand at the wrist and separated it, and at the same time, I noticed that since it has no soul, it also has no pain; as if it were for use and nourishment, interpretations of ...

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 17, 1988

After the prayer, I did my work until seven thirty. Until a quarter to eleven, I was in the public session of the parliament. After the session, I spoke for the families of the martyrs of Sarakhs, Fariman, and Ahmadabad. One of the Muslims expelled from Kuwait came and brought money for the front. Seeking help for personal problems.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 16, 1988

I reached the parliament early in the morning. it is snowing I saw the reports. I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten. The news came that a bomb exploded in Bahonar Street (Niavaran). On the way to the office, I had a conversation with a group of Tenkaban people. Badamchian came in the breath of Mr. Esdaleh. said the union

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 15, 1988

I came to the parliament. I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten. I did my office work until noon. Mr. [Mohammed] Yazdi came in the afternoon. gave the report of the trip to China; He is satisfied, but Zao Ziyang did not visit him and gave my message to his special envoy. Asr, the governor of Kurdistan and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 14, 1988

After a week off, the parliament had a session today. I went to the parliament first. Before starting, I informed the representatives that whatever plans and bills the commissions have returned from the Guardian Council, they should make a last effort to reach an agreement.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 13, 1988

I came to the parliament at half past eight. The director of the commercial department of the Industrial Development and Modernization Organization came for the meetings. He reported that they had about two million dollars in exports and more than seven hundred million dollars in foreign purchases, and the bureaucracy prevented them from exporting cattle. Mr. [Mahmoud] Mohammadi Iraqi,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 12, 1988

I stayed at home. Most of the time was spent studying and resting. I asked Mr. Rezaei, the person in charge of Bayt Protection Day, and asked for an explanation about the incident at Mohsen's house last night and emphasized on follow-up. Efat went to Mohsen's house to investigate the issue. Mr. [Hossein] Mahdian came. informed that Ayatollah Montazeri

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 11, 1988

I was at home. Time spent studying. I had brought the works from the parliament. Mohsen came. We talked a bit about the necessity of speed in making rockets and other work issues. In the evening, they informed that Iraq attacked a Sasad [Defense Industries Organization] factory in Shiraz. command to deal with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 10, 1988

First, I went to Hosseinieh Jamaran to visit the Imam. Imam gave a short speech, but their mood and voice were good. I came to the parliament and read the reports until eleven o'clock. [Mr. Moyed] Our new ambassador in Holland came to consult and say goodbye. Believes that the Dutch are willing to develop relations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 9, 1988

It snowed heavily last night and today, which closed schools. To participate in the Air Force Day ceremony and the meeting of the families of their martyrs, I went to the Air Force Headquarters and spoke for them. I came to the parliament. A group of members of Isfahan University Jihad came and presented the plans that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 8, 1988

I came to the parliament. They said that the meeting of the Supreme War Support Council is waiting. I went but it was not formed, I returned to the parliament. Mr. Rafiq Dost came. I talked about important strategic weapons. Mr. [Sidkamal] Kharazi came and gave the report of his trip to Lebanon. From the lack of cultural efforts there and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 6, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. It is snowing in Shemiran and it is sunny in the city. Mr. [Mohammed Javad [Larijani] Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs] came. He said the situation report in the Security Council regarding Resolution 598. He claims that only America and France are working on sanctions against Iran. Russia and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 7, 1988

I came to the parliament at half past eight. At half past nine, Mr. Raiszadeh, the Deputy Public Relations Officer of the Parliament, came and presented an analysis. His opinion is that I should be at the head of the executive affairs of the country. He considers the major problem to be the failure of the country's general management. I said that the MPs do not agree and neither do I

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 5, 1988

I was at home. It was not much work, I had a rest. It snowed last night and today. In the evening, Mr. [Mohammed Hasan] Zorogh came and brought the first part, the report of the tower with an introduction and gave explanations. I told them to work on the recent confessions of England about Iraq being the initiator of the war. He is about the goals

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 4, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven, there was no important issue in the reports, except for the increase in the budget requested by the US president for the Nicaraguan rebels, in the US House of Representatives. We continued the public meeting until half past ten and then I finished and came to my office. Mr. [Mohammed Hassan [Akhtari, our ambassador

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 3, 1988

After prayer, I worked until half past seven. We had a public meeting of the Majlis until half past ten and then I came to my office. Mr. Gholam Ali Shahraki, the representative of Zahedan, came. Consulted about becoming a candidate. Mr. Garcheh Daghi came for the administrative affairs of the parliament. Mr. [Sidreza] came with a horse. Some people complained

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 2, 1988

I reached the parliament very soon. As both vice presidents were absent, I stayed in the public meeting until noon. In the afternoon, one of the employees of the parliament came to do administrative work. In the evening, Mr. [Gholamabas [Zairi], the representative of Bandar Abbas and a member of the House Speaker's Board] came. I had given an amount of charity dollars, which was converted into Rials

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 1, 1988

I came to the parliament early. Before the order, I talked about the Day of Mercy. I finished the meeting at a quarter past ten and went to the Supreme War Support Council. We had several resolutions and allowed 160 billion Rials to be printed in 2 bills to finance the project towards Karbala. After the meeting with Mr. Khamene

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 31, 1988

At first, I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten. In breathing, I went to the dentist and they installed a crown on my tooth. Part of the back tooth of the jaw is broken. I had several meetings in the afternoon. Prepare a letter for the imam, regarding the determination of the authority for the recognition of governmental interests

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 30, 1988

I got the news from alien radios. The important issue is the report of the British Foreign Ministry to the parliament of this country, which clearly identified Iraq as the initiator of the war and the initiator of the attack on the ships and the use of chemical weapons and hitting the cities and the evil element of the war. The Greek ambassador came. Meet more for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 29, 1988

I studied for Friday sermons at home until half past ten. I went to University of Tehran for Iqama on Friday. I delivered a sermon in continuation of the discussion of social justice on the topic of the characteristics of the nobility and a sermon on the effects of the revolution and Jerusalem operations. The children were the guests of the nurse and I and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 28, 1988

I reached the parliament at half past eight. I did not see any important news in the reports. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. In the afternoon, Colonel Mustafa Tarabi came. He reported the progress of the work and the pursuit of a royalist group that exists mainly in the army and is related to Reza Pahlavi and [Manochehr] Ganji. Raiszadeh

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 27, 1988

I came to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. A group of factory managers who cooperate in the manufacture of ammunition came. They gave a progress report and said that 12 thousand 60 mortars, 6 thousand 81 mortars, 2500 120 mortars, some 122 cannonballs and mini Katyusha rockets are produced daily.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 26, 1988

I reached the parliament later than usual. I went to the official meeting. I was in the meeting until half past ten. There were many referrals from the representatives. I made several visits. In the evening, I did not go to the meeting of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution in order to complete the backlog of the travel days. Withdrawal of part of the Western forces from the Gulf

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 25, 1988

I woke up at half past five in the morning. At half past eight, I went to Mr. Khamenei's office to participate in the Supreme War Support Council. I was there until noon. We had several resolutions. He rested and read reports until four o'clock. Mr. [Gholamabas] Zairi came. From the change of the head of Shahid Hormozgan Foundation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 24, 1988

I came to the parliament on time. Before starting the meeting, I briefly told about the war situation. I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten in the morning. I had a meeting with the representatives of Barkhar, Hamadan and Lanjan in my office before noon. Mr. Aghamohammadi about the propaganda program in Sudan following the martyrdom of Seyyed Mehdi Hakim and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 17, 1988

After the prayer, I read the reports. Before the start of the meeting, I informed the delegates about the start of Beit al-Maqdis II operation. I opened the meeting, in order to announce my presence in Tehran, and then I entrusted the continuation of the meeting to Mr. [Mohammed] Yazdi, and we drove to Ahvaz with Dr. Rouhani. in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 23, 1988

After the morning prayer, the IRGC commanders came from the camp of Martyr Boroujerdi. The latest situations of the battlefield were reviewed and a decision was made for the future plan. We left for Tehran by car at half past eight. Yasser also said goodbye and went to Maut with Amir Mahdi and Rahmani. until

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 22, 1988

I woke up at dawn. We had a discussion in the camp until nine o'clock in the morning and reviewed the war situation. We walked around the camp in the snow for a while. it is snowing Around noon, the commanders of Najaf camp and Quds camp came. They gave a full report of the operation and the commanders of the 10 divisions

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 21, 1988

After praying and listening to the news, I learned about last night's operation; They were satisfied with the progress. We went for a walk in the snow around the camp. We walked until noon and Mr. Omidkhoda - one of the accompanying guards - filmed. We went to the wireless negotiation center of Iraq; Explanations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 20, 1988

After the prayer, I got the news from American and English radios; They say a lot about the war and operation of Jerusalem. Mr. Masjedi, the deputy commander of the Ramadan base, and Mr. Burhan, the representative of the Imam at the IRGC base, came. They told about the shortcomings and weaknesses of the Ramadan camp. Nine o'clock to the region

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 19, 1988

At first, the camp commanders came from divisions, brigades, battalions and groups of operating units. In their meeting, I gave an extended speech about war strategy and plans. It was said that the forces were unhappy with the change in operation time. I justified and encouraged them.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 12, 1988

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. Before the order, I talked about the Imam's second answer to Mr. Khamenei, who was praised by him, and also about Ansar al-Mujahideen. We had [Mr. Aghazadeh's] answer to the Article 90 Commission, which angered the right wing. in breathing to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 18, 1988

First, the commanders of the Karbala camp and the armies came. They told the plan of the canceled operation and expressed dissatisfaction with the cancellation of the operation. Some were also satisfied and we consulted about future operations. The meeting lasted until noon. In the evening, together with a group of commanders of the Corps, including

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 16, 1988

I came to the parliament. [Mr. Mehdi Khandaghabadi [Iranian ambassador in Australia came. He gave a report and consulted. He wanted to open the consulate. The ambassador of Sudan came to Iran. The meeting passed with compliments and he told their expectations from Iran. The Nicaraguan ambassador came to Iran. He appealed for oil and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 15, 1988

First of all, they announced that last night's operation in Maut area was successful and most of the objectives of the first stage were taken. This operation follows. In order to avoid provoking Iraq, the announcement and propaganda was delayed for a day or two. In Friday prayers in Tehran, he gave a sermon about the words and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 14, 1988

Before dawn, I had a terrible dream. I moaned in my sleep. Chastity woke me up. I remembered that I dreamed that in Behrman village, I was passing alone through the alley next to the mosque garden, a place where we were told that there were jinns when I was a child. A formidable face was seen from a distance, which was imagined in the world of dreams

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 13, 1988

It snowed well last night. Eft had cooked a dish for Yasir, which the guards and I ate. I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock. Nine and half [Mr. Abulqasem Sarhadizadeh [Minister of Labor and his deputy Mr.] Mohammad [Salamti came and talked about the elections.] Officials of the Islamic Teachers' Association

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 11, 1988

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. In the evening Mr. Ray Shahri [Minister of Information] came and consulted about the representative of Masjid Suleiman. He reported the information. He said that Imam Juma of Shiraz has damaged neutrality in the elections. At night Ahmad Agha came and informed that Mr. Khamenei changed the letter

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 10, 1988

I reached the parliament at half past seven. I read the reports. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. In breathing I went to the dentist. It was molded to cover a tooth. At noon, Mr. [Hossein] Mahdian came. The statute of Tahir Charitable Foundation was created for charitable property. Mr. Sanjaghi and Rafiq

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 9, 1988

I went to the parliament. Yaser also came to the front to arrange the deployment schedule. He wants to leave early. Although two of my bodyguards will go to the front in a week, our other bodyguard, Mr. Rahmani, will leave earlier. They want to go together, to get to the operation. Reports until nine o'clock

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 8, 1988

I was at home. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came. We discussed the future operation plan. He insists that I accept the responsibility of overseeing the affairs of the IRGC. The information protection officer of the IRGC was also discussed. He asked for credit to buy airplanes for the IRGC. Mr. [Mohsen] Kangerlu came and the work schedule

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 7, 1988

On the way to the parliament, I heard the news of the Imam's reply to Mr. Khamenei's letter on the radio news. This letter is about his interpretation in the Friday prayer from the Imam's writings in response to the Guardian Council and the Minister of Labor, and in it, about the broad powers of the Islamic government in connection with the closure of Islamic sub-laws.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 6, 1988

I went to the parliament at half past eight. Yasser also came. It is ready to go to the front. He is in a good mood. Mr. Rahmani wants to go together. He also accepts it. Mr. Rabbani Rouhani - who has stayed in Argentina for preaching. - He came He said the report on the situation of Shiites and Muslims there

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 5, 1988

It was not important in the reports. I stayed in the public session of the parliament until half past ten. I went to the program and budget commission and explained the needs of the war. I called the budget proposed by the government for the war insufficient and it was decided to restore it. On the way back to the office, I saw the presence of the inspector

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 4, 1988

At 8:30 in the morning, I went to the presidential headquarters to participate in the meeting of the Supreme War Support Council. I was in the meeting until almost noon. Then I visited Tehran's Grand Mosque. I spoke with Mr. [Ali] Razini about the judge of Kurdistan who has a dispute with the IRGC. Also to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 3, 1988

I reached the parliament at half past seven. I read the reports. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. Today I had many inquiries from representatives. I worked in my office from breathing until half past eight. I read the reports of the past few days. Afternoon Mr. [Gholam Mohsin [Nadi,] Mohammad

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 2, 1988

I woke up in the morning. We got the news. The commanders of the regional jihads came. They reported the status of work and told the needs. Generally, they complain about the lack of bulldozers and the same number of them is not very effective in the snow. The IRGC was also unhappy with the weak Jihad performance; Probably because of this

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 1, 1988

I woke up at half past three in the morning and did not sleep again. It is about six o'clock in the morning. It was snowing and it continued until the evening. I wrote the memories of two days after prayer. I got BBC radio news. There was no important issue, except to eliminate the danger of the city of Khost, Afghanistan. Iraq in the air attack

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 31, 1987

I woke up before the morning call to prayer. The weather was a little cold. After the morning prayer and listening to the news, Mr. [Mohammed Baqir] Zul Qadr, the commander of the Ramadan camp, came. He said the future operational plan inside Iraq. I allowed the contract to stipulate their security in the event of an agreement with the future government of Iraq

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 30, 1987

I was at home until half past two in the afternoon. I had brought the works from the parliament. Departure time was unknown. We arrived at Mehrabad [airport]. We went to Hamedan with Shahin plane. The heights on the way were covered with snow. After half an hour of flight, we landed at Hamedan Air Base.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 29, 1987

I was in the public meeting until half past ten in the morning. Due to the process of opposing the construction jihad facility, I had to speak sharply and the procedure was modified. In breathing [Mr. Bijan Namdar Zanganeh [Jihad Minister and Mr.] Abdallah] Noori came to continue the session in the parliament, which was not possible. Representatives

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 28, 1987

I went to the president's office at half past eight in the morning. The Supreme War Support Council had a meeting until noon. A decision was made for financial jihad and other issues. It was decided to spend two hundred million dollars of government currency in order to attract Rials for the war. At noon, Mr. [Mohiuddin] Fazel Harandi came. from me for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 27, 1987

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. It is raining a little. I was in the meeting until half past ten. [Mr. Mirhossein Mousavi [Prime Minister came and brought the 1967 budget bill. I spoke and thanked. After breathing, I visited the illiterate literacy class of the Majlis and half a coin] spring

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 26, 1987

I went to the parliament at 8:30 in the morning and worked until the evening and had a few short meetings. In the evening, I went to Tehran University and spoke to a group of volunteer students who were going to the front. At night, the leaders were my guests in the parliament. [Mr. Mohtashmipour] Minister of Interior came and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 25, 1987

I worked at home for Friday sermons until half past ten. In the first sermon, I talked about the Imam's opinions, fatwas, and important rulings in recent years, which are mainly in the direction of opposing the opinions of the Guardian Council, and in the second sermon, I talked about the recent movement of the Palestinians in Palestine, the war

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 24, 1987

I went to the parliament first. Last night, Iraq attacked the Lark terminal in the Strait of Hormuz and several oil ships were damaged. it is raining The public meeting started late. Since both vice presidents were traveling, I stayed in the meeting until noon. In Mr. Saidian's breathing, he came to amend the composition of the council

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 23, 1987

I was at home until eight in the morning. I read the news. I went to the parliament and worked in my office until the night to make up for a few days of travel. In the afternoon, Mr. [Seyd Hossein] Mousavian came and had some questions about the administrative affairs of the parliament. In the evening, the board of the parliament had a meeting. At night, Mr. Karubi said, one of the doctors

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 22, 1987

I went to the parliament first. It was not an important issue in the reports. In the public meeting before the order, I thanked Mr. Montazeri for announcing a march to support the Palestinian people and the ground forces for the new operation. I was in the meeting until half past ten. Visit for a week of travel

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 21, 1987

Today, I stayed at home to rest and to do the delayed work during the trip. Mr. Sheikh Mohammad Hashemian came. He explained the situation in Nog and the conflicts that had arisen. As usual, he considers it a deep conspiracy against himself. Asr Qasim Safarian and the prosecutor Rafsanjan for the same content

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 20, 1987

I woke up before the morning call to prayer and listened to the radio reciting the Quran. After the morning prayer and listening to the news of the American radio and having breakfast, we went to the radar site that was hit by a rocket a few days ago and was repaired and has been in use since yesterday. From there we went to [the] atomic energy [plant].

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 19, 1987

I woke up before the morning call to prayer. I turned on the radio until the seven o'clock news. We had breakfast in the presence of Mr. Rouhani, Saadi, Jamali and Ansari, the commander of Havaniroz Air Force, and we talked about war and ground forces at the table. I told them that they wanted more facilities by carrying out serious attacks and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 18, 1987

I woke up in the morning. For the first time, I spoke to Menzel on the phone. Yasser had come on leave. At eight in the morning, we left for Imam Port. At ten o'clock, we arrived at the Iran-Japan petrochemical complex. The relevant managers in a large building that said that the complex was prefabricated

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 17, 1987

I woke up in the morning. I got the news and read the reports. I participated in the meeting of the commanders of the divisions and the camp. They explained the maneuvers of their units in future operations and the cases were reviewed. The meeting lasted until noon. At three o'clock the army commanders came again and the needs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 16, 1987

They woke me up at five in the morning in Andimeshk. We prayed the morning prayer at Haft Tepe and got off and came to Ahvaz by car. Thick fog was everywhere. We entered the golf course at eight in the morning. After breakfast, with the presence of Karbala camp commanders and Mr. Rahim Safavi, operations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 14, 1987

I arrived at Ayatollah Khamenei's office at half past eight in the morning. There was a meeting of the Supreme War Support Council until noon. We had several resolutions. At noon, Mr. Abdullah Nouri came to my office. He gave a report on his trip to Lebanon and proposed the formation of a planning commission to solve the many financial problems of the Shiites

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 15, 1987

In the morning, we closed the suitcase and went to the parliament. I was in the public meeting until a quarter past ten. There were many representatives. Before the order, I talked about the current issues inside Israel. Mr. [Mohammed [Yazdi] Deputy Speaker of the Parliament], before the order, made statements that angered the opposition. from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 13, 1987

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. Ten minutes of breakfast was spent and I listened to the news of American Farsi Radio. It was not important [news]. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. I came to my office out of breath. The representatives of Islamabad Gharb Poultry Cooperative Company came and five hundred thousand tomans

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 12, 1987

I worked at home until nine o'clock in the morning and listened to the news. I came to the parliament. I saw the reports. Biased interpretations about the change of the Imam's will have started and are mostly focused on weakening Ayatollah Montazeri and inducing discord. I worked in my office until the evening. Mr. Qadri [Representative

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 11, 1987

I was at home. Fatima's sister came. Cataract has been operated on his eyes. He brought a letter from Dr. Lajordi who wanted a surgical instrument. Hamshirezadeh Reza said about the condition of Ekbatan buildings and he is dissatisfied with the management of the work. Mr. Mirza Ahmad, the husband of Hamshirah Fatimah, who is very old, is willing

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 10, 1987

I worked at home until eight in the morning. We went to serve the Imam. Mr. Montazeri, Meshkini, Khamenei, Mousavi Ardabili, Mousavi Khoiniha, Mahdavi Keni, [Mir Hossein Mousavi [Prime Minister, Karroubi, Imam Jamarani, Ahmad Agha,] Hassan] Sanei and some people from the Imam's office. Imam of their new will

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 9, 1987

I came to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. In the reports, the agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union to eliminate medium-range nuclear missiles is at the top and important. Mr. [Mohammed Javad] Larijani came. Reported the negotiation with the UN Secretary General regarding Resolution 598. is satisfied Believes we can negotiate up

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 8, 1987

After the prayer, I came to the assembly. I was in the public meeting until a quarter past ten and before noon I talked in my office with Mr. [Hossein] Mahlouji, who supervises the production of ammunition in the factories on my behalf. He is satisfied with the progress of the work. Mrs. Rajaee came and brought gifts for the war. Until the night in my office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 7, 1987

After breakfast, we flew to Jask port by helicopter. On the way, we got off at Hormuz Island. People had gathered. Among the islands of that region, Hormuz is inhabited by Shiites and Hezbollah. We went to Golzar Shahada. They have about thirty martyrs. People offered warm feelings. for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 6, 1987

I woke up in the morning and did not sleep again. I called home. In the morning, we went to Qeshm Island with several helicopters. We saw the new wharf of the port administration, which was built by a Turkish company. It has problems. From there, we went to the island's sweet gas collection site. They said that gas comes from five wells

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 5, 1987

I woke up during the call to prayer and did not sleep again. Last night I had mistakenly unplugged the electric heater while sleeping instead of the phone and I was a bit cold. Mr. [Jamal [Sadatian], the person in charge of my office [asked Mr. Moiri about issues related to France. They said that France paid the stipulated installment - three hundred million dollars -

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 4, 1987

First, we went to Kerman airport and were sent off with an official ceremony. Then we flew to Chabahar with a dedicated air force plane. The temperature in Chabahar was 8 degrees above zero. It is usually 16 degrees in this season. From the base by helicopter to the Corps dock in Chabahar Bay

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 3, 1987

At first, we went to the parliament together with Yasir. I told Mr. Iqbali to take Yasser with Mr. Mousavi's son to the camp and tell him to accept him. I stayed at the public meeting until half past nine. Then we went to the airport. A group of representatives from Kerman province also came. with them to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 2, 1987

I reached the parliament at half past eight. I read the reports. The beginning of the normalization of relations between Iran and France has overshadowed all the news. The members of the Construction Jihad Council came. They demand the removal of [Mr. Zanganeh [the Minister of Jihad] because of his disagreement with [Mr. Abdullah Nouri] the representative

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 1, 1987

Yaser was leaving the training barracks to go to the front. I read a travel prayer for him. Chastity had prepared a mirror of the Quran and charity, and he sent her off very well. I liked it Truly, there has been an unexpected transformation in mothers. I came to the parliament. I started the meeting with a short talk about Shahid

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 30, 1987

I was at home. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came first. said the future operation plan; Not satisfactory. Expect more from them. Of course, they also have limitations, but the new conditions that have arisen in the country require more mobility. Yasser to go to training centers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 29, 1987

I went to the assembly early in the morning. I was in the public meeting until half past ten in the morning. I spoke for the families of the martyrs of Quchan. In the afternoon, Mr. [Syed Ali Asghar] Hijazi from the Ministry of Information came. He told more about their problems with the Corps. They are worried about the current issues that the IRGC is focusing on. evening

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 28, 1987

I was at home. it is snowing Several Lebanese scholars came. Mr. Seyyed Fazlullah, Sheikh Saeed Shaaban and Seyyed Abbas Mousavi came from Lebanon, along with Dr. [Mohammed Ali [Hadi] and] Ahmad [Dastmalchian], the Iranian ambassador in Lebanon]. Problems of Syrian believers, lack of weapons, problem

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 27, 1987

I studied for sermons at home until half past ten in the morning. Then I went to Tehran University for the Friday service and read the sermons. A group of shrouds had come from Cannes and brought help for the war. Their beloved cleric, Haj Sheikh Akbar Agha Tehrani, delivered it. Mr. Hossein Mahdian came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 26, 1987

First of all, I gave a speech at the place of the conference "Scrutiny of the Sanctity and Security of the Haram" regarding the need for Mecca to be the international center of Islam. After the speech, I left for Karaj. The guests were supposed to come. When the news arrived that it was snowing in Karaj, we did not see the point of taking them.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 25, 1987

I was at home to rest and read the reports of the past few days and did not go to the parliament. I had a telephone conversation with Mr. Khamenei and Mr. Mousavi Ardabili and the Prime Minister and [Ali [Shamkhani and] Hassan] Rouhani about the issues of the country and the war. The meeting of the heads of forces, which was supposed to be held in the office of Mr. Mousavi Ardabili,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 24, 1987

I woke up with the call to prayer and did not sleep again. After the prayer, I visited the Holy Shrine [of Imam Reza (a.s.)]. I spoke modestly on the phone. At eight o'clock in the morning, we went to the barracks of Javad Al-Aima (a.s.) and I participated in the joint morning ceremony of the armed forces. Then we returned to Astana. Officials of government departments

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 23, 1987

I woke up in the morning and did not sleep again. I took a bath. We had breakfast and went to the airport. An interview was held at the airport and we flew to Mashhad with the Khorasan representatives on a C-130 plane. We arrived in Mashhad around nine in the morning. After the welcome ceremony, to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 22, 1987

We were supposed to go to Sari by helicopter first, but because the helicopters were not refueled, we were delayed until quarter past eight, until they were refueled, and in the meantime, I did a TV interview for the foreigner. A few minutes after the flight, the helicopters stopped due to the rainy weather

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 21, 1987

After prayer, we went to Mehrabad airport. The representatives of Mazandaran province also came. We all went to Sari with a C-130 military plane, because the Sari airport is not equipped, the Shaheen plane could not land. We went to the governor's office and after tea to the Corps headquarters

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 20, 1987

I was at home. The time was spent studying and resting. Because I had to travel, I finished the half-finished works. It was reported that last night Nasr 8 operation in Maut area was successfully completed and continues and we have captured Garde Resh heights. It was decided not to provoke the enemy to announce it tomorrow

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 19, 1987

I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. At first, Mr. [Alireza] Afshar came for war and mobilization and propaganda. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. I gave a speech for the Islamic associations of government organizations in front of the Assembly. Before noon, gentlemen

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 18, 1987

I was at home until half past eight in the morning. First of all, Mr. Aghamohammadi informed that the Zafar Seh operation was carried out in the Darbandikhan area inside the territory of Iraq yesterday and was successful. Mr. Sanjaghi informed that the promised and expected operation was not done. I reached the parliament at a quarter past nine. In the reports

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 17, 1987

After prayer, I studied until half past seven. Mr. Iqbali and Varzdar came. They criticized the office and the status of the security team. I was in the meeting until ten o'clock. I spoke for the families of the martyrs of Dezfuli and some of the Sunni clerics of Bojnord. Mr. Safari came to restore

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 16, 1987

At quarter past eight, I participated in the meeting of the Supreme War Support Council at the headquarters of Ayatollah Khamenei. It was decided to open a bank account for financial jihad with number 55 in the name of the Supreme Council, and the donations will be spent on the new Basij, and it was approved that a coefficient will be given to the scores of the fighters to participate in the entrance examination.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 15, 1987

I came to the parliament on time. It turned out that we have a joint meeting of the government board and the Supreme Defense Council and the Supreme War Support Council. I did not go to the parliament meeting and went to the presidential center to participate in the joint meeting that lasted until noon. Members of the government raised questions about the war and public mobilization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 14, 1987

I was at home. In international reports, the massive mobilization of forces in Iran has been noticed and is at the top of the news. Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Moiri came and gave the report of his trip to Pakistan. Zia-ul-Haq [Pakistan's President] got very hot and said that the government of Pakistan has decided to send ships

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 13, 1987

I studied at home for Friday sermons until half past ten in the morning. In the second sermon, I invited the people to spiritual and financial jihad and explained the new conditions and the new plan for the war. Asr Akhavi Ahmed with his family and two or three people came from Nog and from the recent clashes between the group

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 12, 1987

I read the reports in my office until half past seven. The conference of Arab leaders in Amman condemned Iran regarding the continuation of the war and the occupation of Iraq's lands and the rocket attack on Kuwait and the issues of Hajj, and allowed the Arab governments to establish relations with Egypt individually, and Libya rejected the resolution.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 11, 1987

The parliament session started with a little delay. I stayed in the meeting until half past ten. Before noon, I spoke with Mr. [Aladdin] Boroujerdi, our ambassador in China, in my office. He said that under the pressure of America, they have stopped transporting weapons by sea. This kind of treatment reduces the depth of the relationship and that from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 10, 1987

At half past eight in the morning, I went to Hosseinieh Jamaran with the participants in the seminar to visit the Imam. The Imam spoke, but did not say anything about the war and mobilization, although the members of the seminar who were in Hosseini were told that the Imam would speak about this. There was already a message to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 9, 1987

At half past seven in the morning, the heads of other forces came to the office to prepare to participate in the seminar. At a quarter past eight, we went to the parliament hall and the Labik seminar with the imam started. The hall was full. The government board, the judicial council and the guardian council, military commanders and Friday imams

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 8, 1987

I arrived at the parliament at half past eight in the morning. I read up to ten reports. The Hungarian parliamentary delegation came to meet. The talks were about the development of cooperation. They brought an invitation from the Speaker of the Hungarian Parliament; I accepted They gave them a translation of the Koran in Magyar language. Mr. [Gholamreza] Shafi'i

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 7, 1987

I was at home until half past three in the afternoon. I did the work left over from the days of boredom. i am fine In the evening, I participated in the meeting of the Supreme War Support Council. We had approvals. The first night I came to the parliament to meet Mr. [Mohammed Kazem Asadi] Khansari, our ambassador in Libya. in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 6, 1987

I was at home. There were also children. Mr. Jalal slaughtered a sheep for the health of his chastity and prepared a barbecue for me at noon. In the afternoon, the children went to Mahmoud's brother's house to participate in the marriage ceremony of Marjan, the brother's daughter, with Ayatollah Khansari's grandson. I did some of the backlog. how am i

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 5, 1987

I was at home and had a fever. Most of the time was spent resting. I kept up to date with the news of the war over the phone. I read the news reports from the parliament. One of my bodyguards came at night. I tied his marriage contract and gave half a coin of Azadi as a gift. I asked about chastity on the phone. in the hospital

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 4, 1987

I had a fever last night and did not sleep well. I had milk and Halim for breakfast. It is not important in the reports. The Americans are ashamed and want to justify the ugly mistake of hitting the Sharjah fishing boat and killing an Indian. Their defense minister is about to resign and this is the reason for the failure of the Lashkar Keshi policy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 3, 1987

I came to the parliament on time. Before the order, I had a short talk about November 13 and the march. I stayed in the meeting until half past ten. I gave a speech to the district commanders of the IRGC. Mr. Afshar and Mr. Sanjaghi went for war work, and Mr. Noori and Mr. Jahangiri went to travel to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 2, 1987

I was at home. Before noon, the members of the Supervisory Council of Radio and Television came. They had questions about war policy and confrontation with America. Mr. Ray Shahri [Information Minister] came. He complained about the existence of information centers in the IRGC, the Ministry of Interior, the Army and the committee, which hinders the concentration of information

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 1, 1987

I woke up at five in the morning with a severe pain in my heart and did not sleep again. The pain did not last long and I came to the parliament at half past six. It was not important in the reports. I was in the public meeting until a quarter past ten. It came in the breath of Mr. Mahluji. Regarding the foreign exchange needs of ammunition manufacturing in civilian factories

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 31, 1987

I was at home. I woke up at three o'clock in the morning and recited the travel prayer to Efat and Fati, Saeed and Sara. I did not sleep until morning. I was lazy due to lack of sleep. Most of the time was spent studying. Mr. [Hossein] Mahdian came for the charity property of Abolfazl Tulit and personal work. Night work from the parliament

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 30, 1987

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. In the afternoon, relatives were our guests. We fired a missile at Baghdad last night. The news agencies did not report about it until around noon, until the Iraqis themselves announced that it had hit a residential area. It is not known if the news is true. Strict control over the media

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 29, 1987

I reached the parliament at seven in the morning. In the morning reports, the important issue of the stock market crisis and the fall in the value of the dollar can be seen again. Before the start of the meeting, I asked the representatives about changing the working hours of the parliament. It was decided to keep it as it is. I stayed in the meeting until half past ten. after

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 28, 1987

I was at home until eight in the morning. I came to the parliament. The most important issue of the world in the news is the fall in stock values in the stock markets. Mr. Tabasi came. He gave a report on his trip to China. It seems that since it was not an official trip, the Chinese officials did not pay attention to his personality. From the appointments of the new governor

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 27, 1987

Last night, a lot of rain fell, flooding the streets of Tehran, and heavy snow settled in Karaj. The early cold will cause problems. The representatives also arrived at the parliament late. The West's concern about the fall in stock value is deep. They consider the role of Persian Gulf issues in this

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 26, 1987

I was at home until nine in the morning and listened to foreign reports. The fall in stock market values has caused serious concern among Westerners and is still an important global issue. I arrived at the parliament at nine thirty. Two people came to file a complaint about the restrictions on sending delicate industries abroad. The government

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 25, 1987

Before going to the public session of the parliament, I read the reports in my office and listened to the morning news. There is a slight sense of calm in the Persian Gulf. Before the meeting, I advised the delegates to observe order when the Indian Parliamentary delegation is present in the meeting. At nine o'clock in the morning the Speaker of the Indian Parliament and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 24, 1987

I was at home and studying until eleven o'clock. Mr. Ahmed Kashani [Natanz representative] who came home as a leave from prison, called and claimed that he was oppressed; His crime is to create division between the IRGC and the army, in a [country] at war, and also to insult the Imam. Ayatollah Khamenei Tel

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 23, 1987

I read the reports at home until half past ten in the morning and listened to foreign radio news. The attack on Kuwait's Al-Ahmadi terminal has both raised our dignity and humiliated America. In his interview last night, Reagan sounded like a failed commander. The interview after

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 22, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. Before noon [Mr. Mirhossein Mousavi] the Prime Minister came after visiting the Imam and said that the Imam's opinion is that America should be answered in places outside of Iran. We discussed this a bit. It was decided to discuss in the meeting of the heads of forces.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 21, 1987

I came to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. In the reports, the confusion of stock markets and the fall in stock values in important global stock exchanges are at the top of the news, and the concern of Iran's retaliation against American aggression still prevails. A few cannonballs hit the oil field of Umm al-Fishin (Sabri) in Kuwait, a new concern

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 20, 1987

After prayer and exercise, I read reports and listened to American and English Farsi radio. The impact of the Persian Gulf crisis on the economic issues of the world and the creation of a crisis in the market and stock exchanges in America, Europe and Asia and the fall in stock prices by 22% and the rise in oil prices from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 19, 1987

First of all, Mohsen came and took remittances for cars, Rials and foreign currency for Shahid Hemet's project - the production of a long-range liquid fuel missile, similar to the Russian Scud B. In the morning news, the whisper of America's decision to retaliate against the missile attack on two of its ships has been raised. I reached the parliament at 8:30 in the morning and by 10:30

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 18, 1987

I came to the parliament on time. I brought a war-wounded man named Mr. Nowrozi, who stayed at our house at night, so that they could help him. In the reports, there is confusion in the American policy in the face of being hit by Iran in the waters of Kuwait. Military power and good choice of place and goal of the republic

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 17, 1987

I was at home. Last night Mr. [Mir Hossein Mousavi and Bijan Namdar Zanganeh [Prime Minister and Minister of Jihad] Construction] informed that the test of two 62 km rockets invented by Jihad in the Semnan shooting range was successfully completed; It is a source of happiness. Mr. Zanganeh claims that the rocket will be delivered by December

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 16, 1987

First of all, Mr. [Mohammed] Faruzandeh informed that at 6:10 today, a Kuwaiti ship under the American flag was hit by a silkworm missile, which, according to Shenoud, injured 15 people. I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. Near noon news of the rocket

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 15, 1987

First, I went to visit Golestan Palace. I haven't been yet. It took two hours. Halls, decorations, objects, existing carpets and gifts of old sultans to Qajar sultans are interesting. The library of manuscript books, which is about three thousand volumes, and the repository of photo albums, which is about eight thousand

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 14, 1987

I was at home. I didn't have much work. Referrals for personal work were from relatives. Mohsen came and gave a report on the creation of the missile production line. Most of the time was spent studying. Iraq has stopped harming civilian centers for two days under the influence of a missile hitting Baghdad, but

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 13, 1987

I went to the parliament first. The Persian Gulf issue is still at the top of the reports. I was in the public meeting until half past ten in the morning. After breathing, I returned to my office. According to reports, the missile that we launched into Baghdad today landed near a school and caused many casualties. Iraq said

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 12, 1987

At quarter past eight in the morning, I went to the gendarmerie training barracks in Venk. It was the officers' graduation ceremony and it lasted until ten o'clock. I spoke for them and watched the parade and horse riding and judo and bayonet fighting and rappelling. A red situation was announced in Tehran and some

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 11, 1987

I went to the parliament first. Mr. Sanjaghi informed that a missile was launched at Baghdad in the middle of the night. I read the reports in my office until half past seven in the morning. The most important issue of the day is the possible further conflict between Iran and America and Iran getting the Stinger missile. until ten o'clock in the meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 10, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. The world is apprehensive and worried about the consequences of the conflict between American helicopters and our boats in the Persian Gulf. In the evening, the army commanders came. A decision was made about the needs of the front. Ordering another missile to Baghdad and shelling

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 9, 1987

I was at home today. First, Mr. [Sidkamal [Kharazi] head of the Islamic Republic News Agency] informed that last night there was a conflict between IRGC boats and American helicopters in the south of the Persian island and the Americans announced that three of our boats sank and six people were killed.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 8, 1987

I was at the public meeting until nine o'clock in the morning. We went to Mr. Khamenei's office to participate in the meeting of the High War Support Council. We had several resolutions regarding the mobilization of troops to the front. It was decided that a conference would be held on 25th of Safar. In the evening Mr. [Mohammed Hossein] Adeli, our ambassador came to Japan. Establish relationships

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 7, 1987

I was at home until eight in the morning. On the way, I went to Majlis Dentistry to have my teeth filled. At nine o'clock in the morning, the Belgian ambassador came. He said good things and I criticized the Western bloc for their new mischief in the Persian Gulf. [Mr. Donald Small] the Brazilian ambassador came. Call for development

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 6, 1987

I arrived at the parliament at half past six in the morning. The news of two missiles hitting Baghdad has been widely published, but the point of impact of the missiles is not known. Before the meeting started, I explained to the representatives about the war. I was in the public session of the parliament until half past ten. Before noon, Mr. Tabesh, the governor of Kurdistan

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 5, 1987

I was at home. Mr. [Ibrahim] Sanjaghi informed that no rockets were fired at Baghdad last night. Dr. Rouhani said that since Iraq did not do evil yesterday and was probably influenced by our ultimatum, it is better to wait until it does new evil. I accepted, but in the afternoon the news arrived that Iraq

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 4, 1987

I came to the parliament on time. I heard about Khark Island. It turned out that most of the forces have returned and some boats are still missing and they are searching for them. I was in the public session of the parliament until half past nine. I came to my office. The commanders of the IRGC combat force came from the northwest.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 3, 1987

I was at home until half past nine in the morning. I went to the Baharestan Parliament to visit the Majlis library. This visit lasted until one o'clock in the afternoon. I was in the assembly at noon. The War Support Council was supposed to have a meeting this evening, but it was delayed due to the absence of Mr. Mohsen Rezaei

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 2, 1987

I used to study at home until half past ten in the morning. Mohsen came and reported on his trip to Qom and the progress of building a missile production line. I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. Mohsen also came with me. I attacked America with difficulty and gave the people the possibility to be awake and fight with America.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 1, 1987

I was in the public session of the parliament until ten o'clock in the morning. In the afternoon, the commander of the IRGC artillery came and reported the situation of the artillery. The evening of Mr. [Moses] was good. He claims to have a small submarine for purchase in another country. Today, Iraq invaded two transmitter centers in the west of the country.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 30, 1987

After the morning prayer until eight o'clock, I received the news from foreign radios at home. The Americans are intensifying the anti-Islamic revolution atmosphere and have unanimously passed a resolution in the Senate to ban the entry of all Iranian goods into the United States. I came to the parliament. Mr. [Mehdi [Karoubi] Naib

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 29, 1987

I was in the public session of the parliament until half past ten in the morning. In the afternoon, the members of the defense and program and budget commissions came. They talked about military expenditures, armed forces, war, military purchases and their control and appealed for the exercise of the right of supervision. The era of marching warriors from the front to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 28, 1987

I was at home. At first, they informed me that because Mr. Khamenei is sick, I should do the two programs that they had in the university and in Qom. I accepted Qom's program to speak for Friday imams across the country. Around noon, Ahmad Agha informed that Seyyed Mehdi Hashemi had been executed

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 27, 1987

Last night, 26 personnel of the "Iran Ajr" ship, which the United States had handed over to Oman after their captivity, returned to Iran. I didn't go to the public meeting of the parliament to get to the issues of war. I asked the commander of the army to send the officials of the future ground and water operations to explain.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 25, 1987

I was at home. I was supposed to lead the Friday prayer, but yesterday we arranged for Mr. President to report on his trip [to New York]. Before noon, the army commanders came. They raised financial problems. They claim that they have a shortfall of 12 billion tomans for this year.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 26, 1987

American radio reported that last night by the order of US Defense Minister [Gaspar] Weinberger, our ship "Iran Ajr" was blown up and sunk as a warning to Iran. This is a show of provocation and power, and maybe it is because of the defeat they suffered in the Security Council and they could not pass the arms embargo resolution.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 24, 1987

I arrived at the parliament at half past six in the morning. As usual, I read the reports. The Persian Gulf, the President's trip to New York and the US attack on the "Iran Ajr" ship are at the top of the news. Before the order, I spoke about the importance of Ayatollah Khamenei's speech in the UN General Assembly. until ten o'clock

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 23, 1987

I did the work in my office until half past eight in the morning and took care of the status of the ship "Iran Ajr" and its people who are in the hands of the Americans; There has been no change in the situation. Ayatollah Khamenei's speech at the [General Assembly] of the United Nations and the incident of the American attack on our ship are the most important issues

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 22, 1987

Sahargah, [Seaman Malekzadegan], the commander of the army's navy, reported on the phone that America had attacked one of our cargo ships. Before the order, I talked about the American attack on our cargo ship in the north of Bahrain. I went to Azadi Square and participated in the armed forces parade

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 21, 1987

I was at home. Mr. [Mohammed Baqir] Zulqadr, the commander of the Ramadan camp, and Mr. [Sadiq] Tazumi, the commander of the [Special] Guards Corps, came under his command. We reviewed the situation of operations inside Iraq. Mr. Talubi claims that the units are dissatisfied with the camp's management. Mr. Zulqader from the lack of supplies

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 20, 1987

I arrived at the parliament at half past six in the morning. I was in the parliament until eleven o'clock. Since the agenda was over, I ended the meeting at eleven o'clock. About twenty Turkish women who came to Iran at the invitation of the Ministry of Guidance came to the parliament. I spoke briefly for them. From Qom, gentlemen

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 19, 1987

I went to visit the international exhibition at six in the morning. I visited the booths of heavy industries until nine o'clock in the morning; It is diverse and spectacular. Finally, it was left unfinished. I was supposed to go to the IRGC, Shahid Foundation, and Germany booths, but I didn't make it. The lack of currency slows down or slows down a lot of work

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 18, 1987

I was at home. At first, Mr. [Mohammed Hassan] Zoroq came to get the margins of the Tower Commission's report. He had given them to me for correction. I warned Mr. Rezaei over the phone about adjusting the long-range missile production line plan. He gave information about operations inside Iraq. In reports

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 17, 1987

I was in the public meeting until half past ten in the morning. Before the order, I said a few words about the martyr Major General [Abbas] Babaei. Before noon, Dr. Rouhani came and discussed war matters. Mr. [Sadiq] Kozani, the commander of the special forces of the Guardsmen, came and said about the weakness of the management of the Ramadan base and one thing

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 16, 1987

I was at home until eight in the morning. I went to the assembly. I had a meeting with the Algerian foreign minister. General points regarding solving the cooperation problem in the Islamic world were discussed. Dr. Velayati came later and said [the Algerian foreign minister] is willing to mediate between us and France in solving problems; therefore, to Mr.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 17, 2003

Ayatollah Hashemi's visit to the Alborz Dam and announcement of 42 percent progress: Its construction started in 1993 with my presence, but it has significant delays. / Mazandaran Intelligence Director: Today, people better understand the value of the Reconstruction Era / From the unrest in Karbala and news of Muqtada al-Sadr's arrest to the worsening security situation in Iraq

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 15, 1987

I worked in my office until half past seven. I was in the public session of the parliament until half past ten. The army commanders came. They explained the Hajj plan; It is interesting. They ate lunch with me and left. In the evening, I spoke at the Hezbollah [parliament] meeting. About the Persian Gulf War, Mobilization of Forces,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 14, 1987

I stayed at home. Before noon, I did the work that I had taken home from the assembly. Mr. Iqbali, in charge of my security team, and his deputy, Mr. Varzdar, came. I am sorry that the guards of the Prime Minister and the President are given an additional thousand tomans and not given to other bodyguards.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 13, 1987

I arrived at the parliament at half past six in the morning. In the reports, the trip of Mr. Xavier Perez Decoyar, the Secretary General of the United Nations, is at the top of the news. until half past ten I stayed in the public meeting. There were many referrals from the representatives. Malik Ashtar battalion came from Khuzestan warriors. I spoke for them. Mr [Haji

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 12, 1987

I was at home. First, the American radio announced that one of the American minesweepers, which was going to the Persian Gulf, collided with another ship and was damaged; It is from divine grace. With Mr. Khamenei, Mr. Mousavi, and Mr. Ahmad Agha about accepting the request [Mr. Xavier Perez Dekoyar]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 11, 1987

I was at home. I spent most of the time studying. Mr. [Mohammed Javad] Larijani spoke on the phone about the meeting time with the Secretary General of the United Nations - who will arrive in Iran tonight. Before noon, relatives came from Rafsanjan for personal work. In the evening, Mr. Safarian, the ambassador of Iran in Gabon, went home

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 9, 1987

I stayed in the public session of the parliament until ten o'clock in the morning. I went to Ayatollah Khamenei's office to participate in the Supreme War Support Council. The plan of a general call was proposed by the order of the Imam. The prime minister said that due to the large financial and logistical burden, there is a need to declare a state of emergency and delegate the powers of the government

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 10, 1987

I came to my office early in the morning. I did the remaining work from yesterday. I did not go to the public meeting. We did not have anything important in the reports. I went to war. Mr. Fakhruddin Hijazi came in the afternoon. He complains that they want to take the room he has in the parliament from him. Navy informed

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 8, 1987

I came to the parliament. In the reports, we did not have anything important. There is a calm in the political and military fronts. Before the order, I spoke a few words about the 17th of Shahrivar and the upcoming Friday ceremony. I came to my office at half past ten and went to camp at half past eleven. About defense lines and artillery

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 7, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. They brought the work from the parliament, I did it. I read two scripts to comment. One is about the struggles and life of Haj Agha Nurullah Esfahani and the other is about the creation of the Wahhabi sect by British agents to divide Muslims. front position

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 6, 1987

Yasser went to the front with Mr. [Akbar] Arabi - our former bodyguard. I read the travel prayer in his ear. Chastity chased him away and gave charity. His Basij clothes were supposed to be brought home so that his mother could cut them to his size, but they did not arrive and became a source of chastity. On the way to the parliament visit

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 5, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. I read the history of the Second World War and the screenplay of the English agent "Humfar" who instigated Abdul Wahhab to create Wahhabism to divide Muslims. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei called for the news of the new operation that the forces and the internal opposition

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 4, 1987

I was at home until quarter past ten. Before noon, Mr. [Syed Abbas] Kaushari [Madah Ahl al-Bayt] came. [On the occasion of Hosseini's Ashura day] he mentioned the calamity. I went to university to offer Friday prayers. I gave sermons about Ashura, Bloody Friday in Mecca and America's presence in the Persian Gulf. evening

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 3, 1987

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying and dealing with war issues. Efat and Mahdi went to Qom for pilgrimage and mourning. A report was received about the operation in Pakistan. In the evening, the officials of Shamiran came and asked for help for the houses and workplaces of the flood victims of Tajrish. I emphasized to the Prime Minister

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 2, 1987

We closed the parliament for the participation of the representatives in the ceremonies [Ashura and Tasu'a in] the cities. I stayed at home. I took the work of the assembly home and did it. The naval forces of the army and the IRGC informed that yesterday and today, six ships bound for Kuwait and Saudi Arabia were damaged. Missile too

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 1, 1987

I came to the parliament early in the morning. Yasser also came with me. He is preparing to go to the front. He wants to go with Mr. Arabi - our former security guard. In the reports, the issue of the Persian Gulf is at the top; The renewal of Iraq's attacks on the possibility of retaliating against us and the concern of conflict with the United States. until

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 31, 1987

I came to the parliament early. I was in the public meeting until ten o'clock in the morning. Before noon, Mr. [Mohsen] Kangarlu came. I explained about the mission to negotiate with the French. He is going to Pakistan tomorrow. At noon, Mr. [Mohammed Javad] Larijani, [Saeed] Rajaei Khorasani and [Siros] Naseri from the Ministry

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 30, 1987

I came to the parliament. I was in the meeting until half past ten and had several meetings at noon. Khatam camp had a meeting in the evening. Reports of Iraq's attacks on economic centers yesterday and today came from land and sea. The order was given to fight back in sea and on land. Iraq today several times to power plants

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 29, 1987

I used to study at home until nine o'clock in the morning. I went to Loizan for the commencement ceremony of Shahid Mahalati complex. In order to implement the house building plan for the army personnel. In the first phase, three thousand five hundred units will be built. Its land is five hundred hectares; This is already "Mashreq Al-Azkar"

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 28, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying the history of World War II. Mr. [Alireza] Afshar came. He presented a plan to mobilize more people to the fronts. In this plan, the imam decrees that every person between 17 and 35 years of age must provide three months of the year to the Basij Guard.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 27, 1987

After prayer, I worked in my office until 7:30 and I was in the public meeting until 10:30. In the afternoon, Mr. Behzad Nabavi [Minister of Heavy Industries] and his deputy, Mr. [Mohsen Safaei] Farahani, came and gave a report on the works of heavy industries about military industries such as bridge building and ammunition making. evening

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 26, 1987

I arrived at the parliament at half past eight in the morning. I did the office work and read the reports. Mr. [Hussein] Sheikhul Islam [Political Deputy Foreign Minister] came. About the meeting with [Mr. Chi Huayuan] Vice Foreign Minister of China, he gave notices that he immediately came to the meeting. Chinese leaders message

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 25, 1987

The news of the Persian Gulf has died down a bit from fever and excitement, but it is still at the top of the news. In the conference of Arab foreign ministers, there are hot discussions about us; Syria is not bad. I was in the public session of the parliament until half past ten in the morning. A group of Imamiya students from Pakistan came to meet. for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 24, 1987

I worked in my office until eight in the morning. In the reports, the issues of the Persian Gulf and the crisis of relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran are at the top of the news. At the conference of Arab foreign ministers in Tunisia, Saudi Arabia and some other countries have made strong attacks against Iran. To the seminar with the imam in the Majlis library hall

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 23, 1987

I came to the parliament in the first session after the summer holidays. Before the agenda, I talked about the important events of the holiday days of the parliament. Mehdi came and took money for Mr. Jalal, who is shopping for the house; he himself is heading to Mashhad with the school children. Mr. Karimi, the representative of Marand, copies of

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 22, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. Mr. [Hossein] Mahdian came in the evening. He talked about the charitable property of [the late Abul Fazl] Tulit. Fatima's sister and relatives came and had dinner with us. Massoud - Hamshirezadeh - who had gone to stay in Germany, returned with my insistence and now

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 21, 1987

I was at home until half past ten in the morning. Then I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. I discussed both sermons about the issues of the day. Mr. Sayad Shirazi came in the evening. He brought a plan to unify the army and the army in the battlefield. It has significant contents, but I don't think it is practical

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 20, 1987

After the morning prayer, I used to study until nine o'clock. Mr. Sayadshirazi came. He gave a relatively comprehensive report of the bloody Friday of Mecca and had a plan for the unity of the fighting forces; It was decided to discuss in another meeting. Dr. [Abbas Ali] Zali [Minister of Agriculture] came and gave a report on the agricultural situation. from the variable

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 19, 1987

After the prayer, I studied in my office until nine o'clock in the morning and wrote the Persian text of the Friday Arabic sermon and sent it for translation. An interview with reporter N. B. I did 3 America. It was very detailed and comprehensive and lasted an hour and a half. Mr. Sajjadinejad came. He brought a person who explained

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 18, 1987

By eight in the morning, I had studied in [the history book] of World War II about the occupation of the Netherlands, Belgium, and France, and the breaking of the French and English armies by Germany in a short period, which is surprising. In the reports and news, the preparation by the United States for presence and intervention in the Persian Gulf remains at the forefront.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 7, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying the history of World War II. They brought the reports, I read them. The tragedy of Mecca overshadows other news, but the Persian Gulf and the Martyrdom Maneuver retain their importance. You can smell our conflict with America and its Western and Arab allies.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 17, 1987

After the prayer, I did my office work and read the reports. Mahdi also went to his school. Mr. [Mohammed Javad] Larijani, [Mohammed Jafar] Mahalati and [Siros] Naseri came from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They are planning to visit the United Nations and Russia. Consult about the topics for negotiation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 8, 1987

In the morning, we went to Parandak barracks to participate in the ceremony of the end of the training course for the members of the Revolutionary Committee. This ceremony lasted until noon. Parandak barracks belongs to the army and has been handed over to the committee. After the ceremony, I visited several half-finished army centers in the same area. by car

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 16, 1987

After the prayer, I wrote my memories and went to Manzariye [camp] to participate in the seminar of education managers. I gave a detailed speech. I arrived at the parliament after nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. [Majid] Ghasemi, the head of the Central Bank, came. He gave a report on the currency status and the inspection method of the Gallah Accounts Court

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 15, 1987

I was at home. Dr. Velayati said goodbye and consulted for traveling to Oman. Mr. Rafiq Dost applied to get currency for IRGC purchases. I told the head of the central bank and emphasized that the currency of the missiles should not be transferred to the IRGC account. Timsar Hosni [Saadi, commander of the army's ground forces] from the front

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 14, 1987

I was at home. Mohsen came and negotiated for his work in the missile organization. Muhammad's cousin came. We talked about the construction of children's houses. Mr. Sanjaghi informed that Iraqi planes have attacked the IRGC missile site in Tabriz and damages have been caused. The news came that a ship

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 13, 1987

I came to the parliament. In the reports, the fever of the Persian Gulf and the cooperation of France and England in minesweeping with the United States are hot. [Participants in] the seminar of the Islamic Associations of Banks, which was organized to respond to Imam's message regarding the support of the disadvantaged. I gave them a detailed speech. Mr. Sarfarazi

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 12, 1987

I was at home. Colonel Jamali [Deputy Commander of the Army Ground Forces] came at half past eight in the morning. He gave a report on the operation situation in Mimak and 402 and future plans. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei informed that the IRGC's listening station in Khark has received an oil tanker's request message from near Kuwait.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 11, 1987

First of all, we went to Shahid Bagheri Ammunition Factory of Karaj Army with Mehdi and guards. They are making 122 bullets and mini Katyusha 107 missiles, and the design of the Russian Frag 7 missile is under investigation. The visit lasted until half past one in the afternoon, and an interview was conducted and a short talk was held

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 10, 1987

I came to the parliament on time. After seeing the reports, I went to the meeting at Khatam's headquarters, which lasted until noon. They reported that Iraq has attacked the Tabriz refinery and several oil centers in Khuzestan. We ordered reciprocation; This evil will probably continue. Army Navy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 9, 1987

I used to study at home until nine o'clock in the morning. In the history of World War II, we see similarities between the days before the German attack on Poland and the situation in the Persian Gulf today. I came to my office and read the reports. We have a severe conflict with Iraq in Nasr 7 [operational] area. In the council meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 30, 1987

I was at home until half past three in the afternoon. I saw the film "Flight in the Night" [made by Mr. Rasool Mullah Qolipour], which won the Fajr [Film Festival] award, and I cried. It is related to the siege of the Kamil Battalion in the preliminary Walfajr operation. Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq Dost and a group of rocket cadres came;

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 6, 1987

I was at home. Mehdi, Yaser and Faezeh went to Javaherdeh [Ramsar], the home of the late Lahoti, and I stayed at home alone. I spent most of my time studying. I told the guards to sacrifice a sheep for my late father. They brought the reports from the parliament, I read them. A huge effort

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 5, 1987

Mr. Sanjaghi informed that last night the Nasr 7 operation was carried out in the west of Sardasht and we captured most of the targets. The main goal was the important border height of Dupaza, from where the Iraqis had the city of Sardasht under their sights and arrows, and by capturing these heights, Dizeh Castle in Iraq will come under our sights and arrows.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 4, 1987

I was at home. Dr. Rouhani came. He criticized the foreign policy department for adding new enemies regularly and mentioned new conflicts and especially new issues with England, France and Saudi Arabia and summarized his discussions with the IRGC commanders on controversial issues. About the negotiation war

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 3, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. In the afternoon, Hajiya Waldeh and Fatimah's sister came. They have returned from Mashhad. They are fine. Mr. [Ali] Shamkhani [commander of IRGC ground forces], [Mohammad Baqir] Zulqader, commander of the Ramadan base, and [Hamza] Hamidinia, commander of the Western Corps [IRGC]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 1, 1987

The news of Saudi Arabia's [agents] conflict with Iranian pilgrims is at the top of the news. Propaganda of reaction and arrogance wants to falsely relate the case to the conflict between Iranian pilgrims and pilgrims of other countries and then the intervention of Saudi Arabia; American conspiracy and Saudi execution. In the office of Ayat

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 2, 1987

I came to the parliament on time. In the reports, the disaster in Mecca is at the top of the news and America's cowardice in the Persian Gulf is second. The headquarters of Khatam camp had a meeting. The situation in the Persian Gulf was examined and decisions were made. People march across the country to protest the crimes

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 31, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent reading reports. I was in contact with Mimek Front and camp by phone. They said that from yesterday to today, five enemy attacks at the height of 670 Mimek were repelled, and the forces of the Khazal nomads have not yet reached the field. The army uses them. Asr Mr. Abbas Maliki

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 29, 1987

I came to the parliament for the meetings. Until nine thirty in the morning, I read the news reports. After a few days of patience and waiting and refraining from harshly criticizing the U.S. regarding the plan to escort oil ships, as expected, the criticisms and jabs are intensifying in the U.S. Congress and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 28, 1987

I was at home. From eight thirty in the morning until four in the afternoon, we were in continuous discussions with the commanders of the Corps, continuing yesterday's meeting. The situation at the fronts of Faw, Shalamcheh, the artillery, communications, and medical services was reviewed. Engineering needs were the most important issues. We got lunch for them from outside. In the afternoon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 27, 1987

I received the news of Farsi radio in America and London as usual. They are very ignorant and passive about the situation in the Persian Gulf. At eight in the morning, I left for the parliament. I came through Tajrish Square, which was destroyed by the flood yesterday evening. There is a lot of damage. Dr. Shariati Street up to Roman Bridge was flooded

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 26, 1987

I used to study at home until eight o'clock in the morning. From the news, it appears that the Americans have encountered serious problems in escorting Kuwaiti ships, and the weaknesses of the American forces in the Persian Gulf are becoming apparent. I came to the Majlis for the meeting of the Khatam camp, which lasted until noon. About the operation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 25, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. Ahmad Agha came before noon. He said that the release of Asid Hadi Hashemi [Ayatollah Montazeri's son-in-law] has encountered problems. He is not willing to comply with the three conditions of the Ministry of Information that the Imam has accepted, and he remains in exile. reported that the imam is against

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 24, 1987

I studied at home until half past ten in the morning. During the Friday prayer in Tehran, I spoke about the situation in the Persian Gulf and the resolution of the Security Council, and during the sermon, news came that a 410,000-ton Kuwaiti ship had hit a mine. I informed people. expressed great enthusiasm

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 23, 1987

The American escort convoy has passed through the Strait of Hormuz. There is anxiety and fear in many parts of the world. We are not worried because we are in control. If we don't get involved, they won't get involved; They are very afraid. We have given [necessary] orders to the IRGC and the army. at home

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 22, 1987

It was reported in the morning news that the escort of Kuwaiti ships carrying the American flag will begin today, and the world is in fear. Mr. [Mohammed] Faruzandeh informed that due to the stormy sea, the expedition boats did not approach the Kuwaiti ships. I came to the parliament for meetings. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 21, 1987

From American radio, I heard the news of the unanimous approval of Security Council resolution [598] regarding a ceasefire in the Iran-Iraq war. In this resolution, regret is expressed for the beginning of the attack and violations of international standards, which refers to Iraq's violations, while pointing to the boycott of the party that the resolution

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 20, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. Mr. Mousavi Ardabili said on the phone that he will withdraw his vote in one case. Ahmad Agha also expressed doubts over the phone. He went to the Imam again and the Imam confirmed the same [opinion] as before. Mr. [Hossein] Alaei, Commander of the IRGC Navy, went home

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 19, 1987

He spent until eight in the morning at home to write the introduction of Mr. Montazeri's book. I came to the parliament at half past eight. Dr. Rouhani came. We discussed war and army plans. Regarding Shirino garrison and Abu Musi Island and Ayatollah Khamenei's opinion about our offensive plans in the Gulf

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 18, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. Before noon, Mr. [Jalaluddin] Taheri Esfahani [Isfahan Friday imam] came. He narrated the negotiations with Ayatollah Montazeri; It is bitter. He consulted about the upcoming parliamentary elections. Asr, a part of the introduction to Mr. Montazeri's book about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 17, 1987

I used to study at home until half past ten in the morning. I offered Friday prayers at Tehran University. Before noon, I read the rest of the Tower report, and in the afternoon, I read the pamphlet on the situation of Sunnis in Eastern Iran. I read the reports before noon and in the evening. France announced that relations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 16, 1987

After prayer, I worked in the office until half past seven in the morning. I saw in the reports that America is worried about the disclosure of the start time of the escort of the first Kuwaiti ship - next Tuesday - and says that it may change the plan. I stayed in the parliament session until nine o'clock. The last session before the summer break

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 15, 1987

I came to the parliament early in the morning. I was in the public meeting until ten o'clock. I spoke in breath to a group of visitors. In the afternoon, I had a meeting with Mr. [Arslan] Safai, the representative of Bakhtar. He is unhappy with the name Bakhtran, he wants to return to the former name [Kermanshah]. The representatives of Mazandaran came and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 14, 1987

I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. The US flagging of Kuwaiti ships has been delayed by another week. I stayed in the public meeting until ten o'clock. I met a group of warriors from Mazandaran and urban teenagers and had a short talk with them. Then in the meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 13, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. F- Nadaja [= Commander of the Navy] informed that last night a French ship bound for Kuwait was hit by a missile and today the Persian island was bombed by Iraq. We have had two martyrs in this bombing. Mr. Rouhani informed "Shirno"

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 12, 1987

On the way to the parliament, I visited the implementation of the metro project. I visited the Abbas Abad region, which uses the open trench method - excavating and rebuilding - and the Qurkhaneh region, which is the central workshop, and tunnels are dug with an excavator. The car is still not running smoothly, but the engineers are gone

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 11, 1987

I was at home. Ashikh Mohammad Hashemian came before noon. He complained about Akhoy Mohammad [the head of the Broadcasting Organization]. Coincidentally, Mohammad's brother also came to find a solution for the lack of radio and television budget. I told them to talk together to solve the problems. Mr. Kayani's era, Mr. [Akbar] Turkan's deputy in Sased [Organization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 9, 1987

I came to the parliament for meetings. We were supposed to go to Lebanon tomorrow; It was rejected. Mr. Seyyed Hadi Khosrowshahi came. He complained about the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He wants to be ambassador again. Previously, he was an ambassador to the Vatican. Mr. [Ali] Razini and [Ali] Fallahian came. For special court facilities for the clergy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 10, 1987

I was at home. I studied. In the reports, the attack on the American oil ship by Iran is at the top of the news and has caused concern. I didn't have much work. Efat had guests and the house was crowded with relatives. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came in the evening. The general situation of the fronts and war plans, the Gulf situation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 8, 1987

I was at home. Before the prayer, I woke up with the call of the Prime Minister [Mr. Mirhossein Mousavi]. He said that the IRGC does not allow the Ministry of Intelligence to interrogate the Russians in Zabul. They were forced down from the plane, but one of them was killed. They say he committed suicide, but still

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 7, 1987

In the reports and news, I did not encounter any important issue. Before the start of the session, I gave explanations about the program of yesterday's last parliamentary session that had caused tension. The report of twenty-five people regarding the insults that are made on the podium against individuals was protested by the representatives to compensate for the insult.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 6, 1987

I went to the public meeting at half past seven in the morning. I stayed in the meeting until ten o'clock. The continuation of the discussion on the merger bill of the Ministry of Agriculture and Jihad was discussed. After breathing, I came to my office and did not return to the meeting. Although I was expected to participate in such an important discussion, but it seems to me that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 5, 1987

I went to the assembly early in the morning. The issue of the Persian Gulf is still at the top of the news. I stayed in the public meeting until eleven o'clock. The bill for the integration of the Ministry of Agriculture was discussed in Jihad Sangazi. The discussions were serious. We extended the time for further discussion. A group of people from the special army of martyrs, with the father of martyr [Mahmoud] Kaveh

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 4, 1987

I was at home. I spent my time studying. They also brought the work of the parliament, I did it. The Soviets have announced that foreign warships will leave the Persian Gulf and that Iran and Iraq will not attack commercial ships; It is a good position. We had advised them that such a position

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 3, 1987

Friday prayer was led by Ayatollah Khamenei. I was at home all day. I wrote the statement of the assembly of experts and consulted with Mr. Khamenei and Mr. Meshkini and sent it to be broadcast at the end of the meeting. The representatives of the experts authorized three of us to prepare the statement. tiredness

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 2, 1987

I went to Hosseinieh Jamaran at eight in the morning. [Members of Majlis] experts had a meeting with Imam. Mr. Meshkini and Imam spoke briefly. We came to the parliament and I participated in the meeting for an hour, but Mr. [Mohammed] Yazdi was in charge of managing the meeting. After breathing, our ambassador Mr. [Aladdin] Boroujerdi from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 1, 1987

After prayer, I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. I stayed in the public meeting until ten o'clock. After breathing in my office, I dealt with war affairs. Mr. Sanjaghi reported the fourth stage of the Nasr 4 operation; is satisfied Seyyed al-Shahda's army has defeated three brigades of the Iraqi army guard.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 30, 1987

I read reports in my office until half past seven in the morning. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. In the afternoon, a group of representatives came to my office to prove the harmfulness of integrating the Ministry of Agriculture into Jihad. Mr. Sanjaghi informed, our forces have not progressed south of Maut. Evening in the meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 29, 1987

I was sleeping in my office at night. After prayer, I worked until seven in the morning. The members of the presidium of the Assembly of Experts had breakfast in my office and we discussed the agenda of the expert meetings. At eight o'clock we went to the assembly hall. I greeted the expert members. A quarter past eight, official meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 28, 1987

I heard from the front. They said that there is no new [news], but the enemy is preparing for another attack. In the public session of the Majlis, before the order, I spoke about the virtues of the martyrs of the seventh of Tir. I came to my office out of breath. Dr. Rouhani came and asked permission to go to Mecca. Dr. Velayati came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 27, 1987

I was at home. Mr. Sanjaghi informed that two ships carrying oil from Kuwait were hit by unseen arrows last night. Mr. Rouhani informed that it was a non-oil ship; Later it turned out that the news of the Corps was true. Ahmad Agha came before noon. Imam's opinion regarding the prohibition of the interference of currents

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 26, 1987

Until half past ten in the morning, I was studying at home for Friday prayer sermons. Yasser went to the mountain with his school students. Mohsen came and reported his work. For rocket specialist forces in the field of planning and drawing with the help of computers and composite materials in the rocket industry

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 25, 1987

I came to the parliament early in the morning and started working on the war. Operation Nasr 5 has started and we have made progress. The third stage of Operation Nasr 4 was carried out last night and it was successful. We decided to announce it by making radio and television programs abnormal. On the island of Abu Musa, our agents flag

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 24, 1987

I worked in my office until 7:30 in the morning and was in the meeting until 10:30. Before noon, Mr. [Ali] Fallahian, Deputy Minister of Information and Prosecutor of the Special Clergy Court - appointed by the Imam - came. He consulted about special operations and the quality of dealing with offending clerics. a group of

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 23, 1987

I reached the parliament at a quarter past six. In the public meeting, before the order, I spoke briefly about Operation Nasr 4 and the Security Council and the martyrdom of Imam Sadiq (a.s.) and the martyrdom of [Dr. Mustafa] Chamran. I came to my office at half past nine. Mr. [Ebrahim] Sanjaghi came. He reported the situation of the front. Mr. [Fraydon]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 22, 1987

I was at home. At first I heard from the front; It turned out that last night they completed the Nasr 4 operation and took all the targets and formed a defense line in the south of Maut city. The number of Iraqi prisoners has reached five hundred and a quarter of them are officers and rank-and-file. Another battalion they in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 21, 1987

Mr. [Mohammed] Faruzandeh, the head of IRGC headquarters, informed that last night the promised operation was carried out around the city of Maut. We have captured the heights of Ghashen and Jazhileh, and there are a number of captives, and progress is still ongoing. The city of Maut was supposed to be captured, but it has not been captured yet. I came to the parliament. program

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 20, 1987

I was at home. I had a little fever. I gradually got better. Swimming in the home pool was effective in recovery. I spent my time studying. The commander of Nazaja [= army ground force] informed that Iraq has hijacked a ship carrying our products on the way. It has been a month since such an incident

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 19, 1987

I was at home. Mr. Mousavi Ardabili performed the Friday prayer. I chlorinated the pool and watered the garden. I am not feeling well, I feel a little feverish. Mohsen returned from Syria at midnight. He had felt that the Syrians did not treat the Iranian guests warmly and because of the disorganization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 18, 1987

After the prayer, I worked in my office until the meeting started. I had a little fever. I stayed at the public meeting until ten o'clock. After breathing, I came to my office. Col. Jamali informed that last night the army's operations were carried out in the heights near Zubaidat and they captured all the targets, but Patek is a fierce enemy.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 17, 1987

I read the reports before going to the public meeting. I stayed at the public meeting until ten in the morning. I met Mr. Sayad Shirazi in my office before noon. He brought a report from the front line and a theory for the helicopters needed to supply the forces inside Iraq. Mr. Sanjaghi also came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 16, 1987

I missed the public session of the parliament. After the pre-order speeches, the new board of directors performed the swearing-in ceremony. I came to my office to meet [Mr. Tatashi Kodanari], the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan. As usual, Dr. Velayati gave the necessary explanations before the meeting. Minister about war, hostages

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 15, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. Talked over the phone about the war foreign currency budget with [Mohsen] Rafiq Dost and the central bank. In the evening Mr. [Alireza] Afshar [Chief of Staff of IRGC] came. He said the problems of war and the mobilization of forces, and especially the problem of the management of the IRGC and mobilization. Mr. [Mahmoud] Mohammadi Iraqi

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 14, 1987

I went to the assembly early in the morning. I stayed in the meeting until ten o'clock. The army's plan is over. We had the election of the board of directors. With 183 votes in favor and 12 votes against and 35 abstentions, I was elected as the chairman of the parliament. Mr. [Mahdi] Karroubi returned to the second vice and Mr. [Mohammed] Yazdi went to the first vice. Mr. [Sidreza]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 13, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying the report of the Tower Commission. Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq Dost [IRGC Minister] said on the phone that the Central Bank has not yet opened the credit for the purchase of missiles from China and the Soviet Union. I told the head of the central bank to take it seriously. It is possible in war cities that probably

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 12, 1987

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. Mr. [Mohammed Hasan] Zoroq came to consult about the publication of the translation [of the report] of the Tower. They are supposed to adjust. His opinion was that this report should be gradually published in newspapers. It was supposed to be in the form of a book. Explanatory introduction and footnote

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 11, 1987

I was in the public session of the parliament until a quarter past ten. There were many referrals from the representatives. I read the reports in my office before noon. In the evening, Mr. [Abbasali] Akhtri, the imam of Semnan, came on Friday. He told about the situation there and about the quality of dealing with Seyyed Hadi Hashemi, the son-in-law of Ayatollah Montazeri - who was there

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 10, 1987

I went to Tehran University at half past eight in the morning. I spoke at the seminar of surgeons who served in the war. I didn't go to the parliament meeting and stayed in my office. Mr. [Qurbanali] Derri [Najafabadi] came. He said the situation of new Iraqi immigrants. Dr. Rouhani came. From the decision of the relevant commission in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 9, 1987

After the prayer, I did some exercise as usual and read reports from the Ministry of Information about the situation of Iran's counter-revolution in Türkiye. I was in the public session of the parliament until half past ten in the morning. Dr. Rouhani came in breathing. We talked about war currency, for domestic industries and future operations. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 8, 1987

I was at home. Before noon, a group of army camp commanders came. They said that the plan of the future operation has been delayed for a few days. We have little fighting force. We took lunch for them from outside. Col. Jamali is also on the phone from the limited operation of Nazaja [= army ground force] in the west

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 30, 1987

I studied at home until ten in the morning. We moved to Qom with the guards. Chastity came with me. At noon, we reached Ayatollah Montazeri's house. We were his guests for lunch. It is still badly affected by the discomfort caused by the pressure on the Syed Mahdi [Hashmi] band and especially Syed Hadi. until the hour

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 7, 1987

I stayed in the public session of the parliament until half past ten. I spoke in breath for the Basij sisters. In the afternoon, some carpet sellers came. They said about the losses of increasing the currency agreement. Two experimental pharmacists came and complained about the pressure of pharmacist doctors on them. Evening with [Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 6, 1987

I was at home. I spent my time reading reports until noon. Tahkim Vahdat office consulted about the content and form of the march against the intervention of the superpowers in the Persian Gulf and Kuwait. I told them not to pay attention to Kuwait and not to say too much bad things about the Soviet Union and to attack America more and in front of the office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 5, 1987

Until half past ten in the morning, I was studying for sermons at home. I offered Friday prayers at Tehran University. In the second sermon, I discussed the Khordad 15 uprising, the Islamic Azad University, the victory of the army, and the wars in Iraq and the Persian Gulf. In the first sermon about pride, arrogance and extravagance

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 4, 1987

Before the order, I talked about the Nasr 2 operation and the 15 Khordad uprising. After breathing, I came to my office. I did the backlog. I got to the work of war. In the evening, the directors and families of martyrs of Islamic Azad University came and gave a work report. I spoke for them. with the ministry

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 3, 1987

I arrived at Imam's service at half past eight in the morning. He did not intend to speak at the meeting of parliament members. I asked them to speak briefly, which was accepted. The representatives and their families had gone to meet the Imam. I spoke and asked the imam to approve the fundamental laws of

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 2, 1987

I arrived at the parliament at half past six in the morning. We did not have anything important in the reports. The American ship Stark and the issues of the Persian Gulf are still at the top of the issues. I stayed in the meeting until half past two. We had some problems in the meeting schedule of the representatives with Imam, so I came to my office to solve it. Mrs. [Maryam] noon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 1, 1987

At eight in the morning, together with Mr. Khamenei, we went to see the Imam. We got his agreement to answer the letter requesting to stop party operations. We asked about war operations in the forbidden months. They said that because there is a risk of equipping the enemy more and hurting Islam, there is no obstacle. to my office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 31, 1987

I went to the assembly early in the morning. I read the reports in my office until eight o'clock in the morning. In the reports, I still see the Persian Gulf at the top of the news. I stayed at the public meeting until half past ten. I spoke for the battalion of Amir al-Mominin (AS) of Lashkar Ashura. Agha Mohammadi came in the afternoon. To spend in wars

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 29, 1987

Early in the morning, Mr. [Ebrahim] Sanjaghi informed that a ship suspected of espionage had been seized around [Abu Musa] Island. I went to the Imam's office to visit him on the occasion of [Eid] al-Fitr. The heads of the other authorities were also present. Together, we went to the Jamaran Hosseiniyeh. The Imam gave a dignified and powerful speech

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 28, 1987

I was in the public meeting until half past ten. Before the order, I talked about the anniversary of the parliament. Before noon, I did a television interview for the anniversary of the parliament. Mr. [Ali Akbar] Natiq [Nuri] and [Mohammed Ali] Mohadi Kermani came. To keep Mr. [Mohammed] Yazdi in the position of Deputy Speaker of the Majlis

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 27, 1987

I came to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. I reviewed the reports. The news about the Persian Gulf is at the top of the news and reports. Mr. [Ahmad] Azari Qomi [Qom representative] came. He requested to change the house and get a car. [Engineer Behzad Naboi] Minister of Heavy Industries and deputies came. A status report

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 26, 1987

I went to the parliament. First, Mr. [Ahmad] Jannati [Jurisprudence member of the Guardian Council] came and asked my opinion about the plan of cooperatives. In general, I expressed concern about the positions of the Guardian Council and said that I am afraid that they will alienate the underprivileged and young people from Islam, jurisprudence and spirituality. He himself too

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 25, 1987

I was at home. Before noon, Mr. Hedayat [Lotafian], the commander of Hamza camp, came. He was criticized for the dissolution of the Hamza base and the rapid changes in the IRGC organizations, as well as the suffocation, extravagance and bad employment of soldiers. Zohar [Brigadier Hosni Saadi] commander of Nazaja [= army ground force

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 24, 1987

At one thirty in the morning, God gave a son to my daughter Fa'ezeh and Hamid Lahuti. Efat and Fati also spent the night at Toos Hospital. I came to the assembly at seven thirty in the morning. In global reports, the most important issue is still the news of the American ship being hit in the Persian Gulf. The Americans are frustrated.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 23, 1987

I stayed at home. Most of the time was spent studying the Tower report. I had telephone discussions with Dr. Velayati, Ahmad Agha, [Alireza] Afshar, [Ali] Shamkhani, Reyshahri, and [Seyed Ali Asghar] Hejazi regarding war and political affairs and the dispatch of forces [to the front]. We were supposed to be guests at Mr. Ardabili's for Iftar, but I didn't go.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 22, 1987

I studied at home until 10:30 in the morning. I went to the University of Tehran for Friday prayers. The second sermon of the prayer was very long. I presented an analysis about the American ship that was hit by a missile. The people's participation in the World Quds Day march was remarkable and unexpected. In the evening, Mr. [Mahmoud] Mohammadi.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 21, 1987

I was at home. Today we have suspended the assembly so that the representatives can attend the speeches and participate in the ceremonies of these days and nights. I had several meetings at home. Efat and Mohsen went to Qom for pilgrimage. Fati, who had been upset for a few days, went back to her own home and found a good excuse to reconcile.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 20, 1987

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. It rained heavily and a lot. Mr. [Mir-Hossein Mousavi], the Prime Minister, said that some Soviet scientists had predicted that the weather conditions in Iran would change from now on and that a lot of rain would fall, which would affect Iran's environment and natural conditions.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 19, 1987

At half past six in the morning, I got the Farsi news of America and England. The contents of last night's programs were repeated with a slight difference. Stark's ship is being towed to Bahrain, but the fire is still not extinguished. Americans and Iraqis are both confused. At half past seven to the parliament

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 18, 1987

Early in the morning [Admiral Malekzadegan], the commander of Nadaja [= Islamic Republic of Iran Navy] informed that last night an American cruiser named Stark was hit by an Iraqi missile and caught fire. It has caused a lot of human casualties and the ship is tilted and is burning. America gave the news and ship

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 17, 1987

In the public meeting of the parliament, the bill to refer disputes with France regarding Iran's loan to arbitration was discussed. Before the meeting, at the request of [Mr. Mohammad Javad Irvani], Minister of Finance, I warned that numbers should not be mentioned in the speech so that they could be abused by the enemies. Before the order from Ayatollah's words

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 16, 1987

I was at home as usual. I modified the library a little. I emphasized to [Mr. Mohsen Rafiq Dost] the IRGC Minister to pay attention to the production of Jihad designed missiles. I told Mohsen to visit their innovative missile project [= integrated missile], along with a team of missile experts

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 15, 1987

I was at home. Mr. Mousavi Ardabili offered the Friday prayer. Until noon, I spent my time studying and doing backlogs. They informed that Iraq has attacked Ahvaz Unit 2 and a ship. Reciprocation was ordered. In the evening, Mr. Varzdar, the deputy of my security team, came. He is from my head

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 14, 1987

I arrived at the parliament around eight o'clock in the morning. Before the meeting, one of the employees of our embassy in Belgium came with Mr. [Syed Mahmoud] Doa'i and said that one of the candidates for the upcoming French presidential election would like to come to Iran for the issue of hostages, and an American diplomat said that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 13, 1987

I came to the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. [Mr. Mohammad Javad Irvani] Minister of [Economic Affairs and] Wealth came. He talked about the possible foreign exchange problems this year and informed that for this reason they have reduced the defense foreign exchange quota. The ambassador of Denmark, the ambassador of Sweden and the ambassador of Cuba came separately and talked about the development of relations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 12, 1987

I was in the public session of the parliament until half past nine in the morning. I came to my office. Mr. Aghamohammadi came to explain the plans of the Ramadan camp. Mr. Abdallah Nouri [Chairman of the Parliament's Program and Budget Commission] came to arrange the affairs of war finance. We canceled the noon meetings. Mr. [Syed Mohammad] Gharehi

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 11, 1987

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. I told Mashadhi Rajab to clean the pool for summer use. Mr. [Hossein] Mahdian came in the evening. He had material about [Abolfazl] Tulit charity and Tholti charity of Akhwan Farshchi, and about the pressure of some representatives on Qarz al-Hasna funds and the organization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 10, 1987

First, Dr. Rouhani came to my office. They talked about the quality of providing Imam's opinion about the army plan. He is worried about the result of the disagreement between the IRGC and the army and the [Parliament Defense Affairs] Commission. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei from the region also confirmed by phone regarding the opinion of the IRGC. Mr. Sanjaghi also came and entered

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 9, 1987

I was at home. Mr. [Abd al-Majid] Maadikhah came before noon. He talked about the foundation of compiling the history of the revolution and made suggestions about the discussion of arrogance and weakness. Today, the army men asked for help to counter the approval of the IRGC's proposal in the army's legal plan. The army asked the imam that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 8, 1987

I was at home. Mr. Ahmad came. About Sadegh Tabatabai, he said that he wants to solve the problem of his case in Germany. They also talked about the issue of the army and the IRGC, which is a problem in the army law. Mr. [Feridon] Mahdinejad came. Talk about America's scandalous propaganda

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 7, 1987

I went to the parliament at seven in the morning and stayed in the public meeting until noon. In the public meeting, the plan of the new army was discussed. The IRGC Minister's letter to the Imam and the Imam's advice regarding providing the IRGC's opinions had been distributed. The problem was solved without problems. I slept after noon prayer. I deleted the appointment. [Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 6, 1987

I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. [Mr. Bijan Namdar Zanganeh] Minister of Jihad [Construction] came to the ground with a group of officials of the ballistic missile construction project. They claim that the missile with a range of more than 100 kilometers will be ready for mass production by November. Regarding cooperation with the Corps for production and assistance

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 5, 1987

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I stayed in the public meeting until half past nine. Before noon, Dr. Rouhani [Chairman of the Parliament's Defense Affairs Committee] came. About the future of the war, the budget of the war, the current problems between the army and the IRGC, the proposal of the commander of the IRGC to integrate the facilities and the plan of Tekeh engineer for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 4, 1987

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. Before noon, Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came after meeting the Imam; Imam has not accepted their resignation. Again, he raised the same words as last year, that the country's facilities are not in the service of war, and we should enter the war in one piece. He suggested that the Imam himself

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 3, 1987

I arrived at the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I was in the public meeting until half past eleven. The cooperative plan was finished in the second season, but there is nothing wrong with it. In the afternoon, the members of the Ninety-Nine Commission came and asked me to attend one of their meetings to solve their problems. One of the heads of the Kalhor tribes came. From the representative

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 2, 1987

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. I read a part of the translation of the Tower report and wrote margins where necessary. It has a lot of wrong content. There were also few phone calls. I told the Corps to release the army artillery. with Mr. Rafiq Dost about building ammunition dumps

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 1, 1987

I was at home. From nine in the morning to five in the afternoon, [Mr. Mohsen Rafiq Dost] the Minister of the IRGC, along with the officials of the IRGC industries, explained about military and civilian industries. Mohsen also participated in the meeting to find out and choose the place of service. One of the authorities made an important claim about the possibility

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 21, 1987

After the prayer, I went to the assembly. Until half past seven in the morning, I read the reports in my office. The situation on the front is good. Before the order, I condoled the death of the late [Mohammed Taqi] Shariati [father of Dr. Ali Shariati]. I stayed in the parliament until almost noon. Finally, [Urban Land Bill] two-thirds vote

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 30, 1987

At half past two in the morning, we woke up with the alarm clock to have breakfast. Efat, Mohsen, Fati, Mahdi and Yaser also woke up. After the prayer, I slept until half past six and reached the assembly at seven. Before the order, I spoke briefly about Workers' Day and Teacher's Day. until eleven o'clock and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 29, 1987

At eight o'clock in the morning, I went to the Imam and told him about the war situation. Imam stressed that the war should continue until the fall of Saddam. I asked about the coming of some European engineers to repair Phoenix by Albert Hakim; They agreed. Earlier, the prime minister had made the question ambiguous and it was placed in the meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 28, 1987

I was in the parliament at half past six in the morning. The closure of the Palestinian offices in Egypt, due to the position of the Palestinian Council in Al-Jazeera against the Camp David [Agreement], is among the important news and the limited reflection of our victories in the Karbala operation. 10. Before the order in the parliament about the victories of the operation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 27, 1987

I worked at home until half past eight in the morning. I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock. I found out from the front. Nothing important has happened. Mr. Sayad Shirazi came. It comes from [Operational Area] Karbala 10. gave a positive report. He is satisfied that he was consulted. It emphasizes that the army is also active

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 26, 1987

I came to the parliament early in the morning. At a quarter to eight, I went to the public session of the Majlis. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. The urban land bill was approved. Only in 32 cities, the necessity was accepted and in the rest of the cities, the land was released. You have to wait for its consequences; It may be positive or negative. in breathing

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 25, 1987

I was at home. I asked Ahmad Agha to prepare a house for Mohsen in Jamaran protection area. Messrs. [Feridon] Mahdinejad and [Ebrahim] Dashti came. They gave a complete report of the foreign facilities and program and demanded that it be completely handed over to the IRGC. between the IRGC and the Ministry of Information

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 24, 1987

I was at home. I didn't have much work. Because of back pain, he rested more. The children were guests at the hotel for lunch and I and Efat were at home. I got information from the front; Fighting continues north of Maute. The location of our operations camp was bombed and many people were injured and martyred. from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 23, 1987

After the prayer, I read and listened to the news until half past seven in the morning. Mr. [Ibrahim] Sanjaghi informed, the Iraqis have taken back a height from us in the north [city of] Maut; I was impressed. I stayed in the parliament until half past ten. The urban land law is in trouble. to my office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 22, 1987

Mohammad Ali Hosseini, our worker, came and told the situation of Nog. I helped his relatives who are martyred and injured. At ten o'clock in the morning, I went to Tehran University to give a speech at the meeting of the movement to strengthen students' religious beliefs. Mohsen also came with me. I went to my office at eleven o'clock. A group of personnel

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 14, 1987

First of all, Mr. Sanjaghi informed that last night the northwest operation started and the initial news says that our forces have reached the city of Maut in Iraqi Kurdistan. After the operation is fully established, we should announce that the commanders above Iraq will not put the Iraqi forces under pressure for Patek. some

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 20, 1987

I was at home until half past eight in the morning. I reached the parliament around nine o'clock. Mr. [Ferydoun] Mahdinejad [= Verdinejad] came. gave a brief report of the advisory commission on the American scandal issue and consulted. Salmani came to reform. [Mr. Khansari] Our ambassador came to Libya and gave a report on the situation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 18, 1987

I was at home. I spent my time reading reports and dealing with war affairs - the fighting has stopped due to rain and the destruction of bridges on the roads. Ashikh Hossein Hashemian - cousin - came. He talked about the behavior of the right line and to harmonize his desired line and about the land bill

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 19, 1987

After two weeks of absence, I went to parliament today. Mohsen also came to the parliament with me. We came to the conclusion with him that he should stay in Iran and get his doctorate in Iran. I got the situation on the front from Mr. [Mohsen] Rezaei. There was no significant change. Before the order, a few words about the amputation of Mr.'s son's leg

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 17, 1987

I used to study at home until half past ten. I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. The soldiers participated in the Friday prayer on the occasion of the Army Day. In the second sermon, I raised the possibility of superpowers' intervention in the Persian Gulf. The age of Mr. [Ebrahim] Sanjaghi and [Gholamali]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 16, 1987

I was at home all day. I spent my time studying, walking and taking care of the ongoing operations in the south. At the end of the night, the frontline commanders again asked that the Karbala 10 operation not be announced, because without an announcement, it is easier to advance due to the insensitivity and confusion of the enemy. On the phone with the front door

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 15, 1987

I was at home. Most of my time was spent reading the reports - accumulated during my week-long trip. Mr. Rezaei reported from the front that last night we had new developments in the Maut area and the enemy's camps were also started and placed, today is a part of the operation named Fatah 5.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 13, 1987

After prayer and breakfast, we visited different parts of the [Maghan agriculture and industry] town with Mr. Engineer Fathi. Although we traveled by car and did not get off except for two or three places, the visit lasted until almost noon. The project is huge and important and should be supported. Then move to Ardabil

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 12, 1987

First of all, I told Dr. Rouhani to arrange a spore site for the operation in the northwest. Together with the commander of the base, we visited the base by car. Mr. Atziri, political deputy of East Azerbaijan Governorate, came with us for explanations. We passed through the streets of Tabriz.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 11, 1987

I heard from the southern front; They said that the enemy's pressure continues since one o'clock in the morning. We left for Sanandaj by car at eight in the morning. Two cars carrying mattresses accompanied us for protection. We visited the streets of Sanandaj by car. Outside the city, the governor's civil deputy to us

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 10, 1987

بعد از نماز استحمام کردم و خاطرات دیروز را نوشتم و به اخبار خارجی گوش دادم. آمریکا رذیلانه اخبار جنگ و پیروزی های ما را سانسور کرده است. آقای سنجقی از منطقه عملیاتی کربلای 8 خبر گرفت. گفتند دیشب لشکر 8 نجف پیشرفت کرده و سایر محورها تحکیم مواضع نموده

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 9, 1987

They woke me up at five in the morning for prayer. We slept again until half past eight. We were very tired yesterday when we were on the road and at the camp from dawn until 3:30 this morning. We heard from the front. They said that the enemy had retreated at one point and pushed the 8th Najaf army back a little

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 8, 1987

Mahdi did not wake me up. At a quarter to five in the morning, I woke up with the alarm of the guards. They said they were ready to go. I immediately got up, prayed, put on Basiji clothes and we left at five o'clock. Messrs. [Hasan] Rouhani, [Mustafa] Torabi and [Ibrahim] Sanjaghi also came. all the way

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 7, 1987

I woke up with Mr. Sanjaghi's phone ringing. He informed that last night in the east of Basra at half past two in the morning, we have started the attack and some successes have been achieved. At 7:30 in the morning, I spoke with Mr. Rahim Safavi [Deputy Commander of IRGC Ground Forces] in Moghadam camp in my office. He said on the line

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 6, 1987

I was at home. Until ten o'clock in the morning, I did the work of the parliament that I had brought home. I spent most of my time studying. Mr. Dr. Rouhani informed that Iraq launched a large-scale attack on Khark Island and Bandar Gnaveh, but was unable to do anything and lost two planes. evening for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 5, 1987

Mr. Rezaei came first. He reported on the future plan of operations and consulted. I came to the Parliament. There was no lock on the number in my office. I met with the commander of the army's ground forces in the next room. He said that they would launch a limited attack soon, and that he wanted part of the artillery to be returned

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 4, 1987

I used to study at home until half past eight in the morning. I went to Qasr Firuzeh - the headquarters of IRGC - and spoke at the joint morning ceremony of the armed forces. It started raining. I cut the conversation short. It rained a lot last night and today in Tehran. I spend most of my time studying historical documents

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 3, 1987

At home, I studied for Friday sermons until 10:45. I went to the university [Tehran] to offer Friday prayers. I started a new discussion on arrogance and weakness. He spent most of the evening and night watching TV and reading. Mr. [Mohsen] Rezai informed that the operation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 2, 1987

Mr. Abdullah Nouri [Imam Khomeini's representative in Jihad Sazandgi and head of the Parliament's Program and Budget Commission] came. He described his negotiations with Ayatollah Montazeri, who encouraged them to normalize their situation and had suggestions in this regard; Including the commuting of most of the officials with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 1, 1987

I was at home. Mr. [Ali] Agha Mohammadi came. They talked about the issues of the Ramadan camp and the use of Iraqi opposition forces. Jalal Talabani's statements can be investigated; Although we can use his actions. If the Russians and Syrians are aware of his activities, it is possible for now

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 31, 1987

He read and listened to the news until eight o'clock in the morning. The guards had prepared giblets for breakfast. I went to the parliament to do things and meet. We reached the parliament at nine o'clock. It was not an important issue in the reports. A group of specialists from the [agricultural] institute came to Hesarak. From the management there

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 30, 1987

I was at home. Mohsen went to Rafsanjan early in the morning. A group of commanders of the 27th division of the Messenger of Allah (PBUH) in Tehran came home after visiting the Imam. I was supposed to give them an Eid. I advised them to try to keep the battalion commanders in the operation. The positive point in the operation is the presence of commanders

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 29, 1987

Early in the morning, Mohsen went to the airport to go to Rafsanjan and due to inconsistencies, he stopped going and returned. We asked about the state of chastity over the phone. He said that he is still coughing and they are waiting for the doctor; I was impressed. We talked with Mohsen at the breakfast table about the state of universities and research. doctor]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 28, 1987

After the morning prayer, I came down and asked how Mohsen was. It was twelve o'clock last night and he didn't wake us up and slept. In the winter of 1958, before Iraq's attack on Iran and the start of the imposed war, Mohsen went abroad to study and during this time, he got his bachelor's degree in Belgium and his master's degree.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 27, 1987

I was at home. Early in the morning, the children went to Kerman and Rafsanjan. Mahdi stayed with me to study. Friday prayer was performed by Mr. Emami Kashani; He consulted me about the political content of the sermon. Ahmad Agha said on the phone, Imam Farda will not speak in Hosseiniyeh [Jamaran] and asked me

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 26, 1987

Until nine o'clock in the morning at home, I read [translation] the report of the US Senate Commission [= Tower Commission] about the McFarlane issue and the disgrace of America. I went to the parliament. I read the reports. The heads of the banks came. They explained monetary and banking policies. I emphasized that the facilities of banks

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 25, 1987

I was at home. Mehdi went to his friend's house to study. I listened to the news on VOA and BBC radio. The scandal of the White House is still at the top of the news and the Persian Gulf issues have been added to it. The news about the Iranian revolution has a lot of attraction in the media. memories

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 24, 1987

I studied at home until half past eight in the morning. Mehdi went to his friend's house to study. We went to Firouzgar hospital with the bodyguards. Dr. Jazayeri, the parliamentary deputy of the Ministry of Health and Medicine, also came. About 45 war wounded were sleeping in the ward. I greeted everyone.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 23, 1987

I did not leave the house. I gave a negative answer to my acquaintances, relatives and friends, who wanted to come as an Eid visit. The children went to the airport early in the morning to travel to Kish and Rafsanjan, but due to the irregularity of not having their names on the flight, they were delayed for two or three hours.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 22, 1987

I was at home all day. Before noon, Ahmad Agha [Khomeini] came. Imam said that although they do not agree to have two armies, they do not give a clear opinion about the future of the IRGC and the army. I said that if the work policy is not clarified during the Imam's time, later this problem will remain unsolved and other issues such as composition

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 21, 1987

I woke up at half past five in the morning. After the prayer, I woke up the children to pray and watch the ceremony of the year of handing over. I listened to the Persian news of [Voice of America] radio; it was not important. The scandal of the White House [in the McFarlane case] and the issues of Iranians and Lebanon are still at the top of the news. the breakfast

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 20, 1987

We talked with the president over the phone about Friday prayers, Reagan's statements last night, the war and the affairs of Kuwait. Mr. [Mohammed Hasan] Zureq [Political Deputy of Broadcasting Organization] came. War propaganda, hostage issues and "Trewitt" were discussed and propaganda lines were determined. Mr. Colonel Jamali for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 19, 1987

In order to accuse other officials of Iran of financial abuse from the arms trade with the United States, the American radio has started a new scandal, but this accusation cannot be accepted, perhaps because part of the price of the weapons was given to the opponents of the Nicaraguan government against the law, or

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 18, 1987

I was at home all day. There were also few phone calls. At night, Dr. Velayati came. He reported his trip. He believes that Bulgarians have a great desire to develop relations and consider us to be the ultimate winners [of the war]. Instead of proposing Frag and Scud missiles, they deferred the answer to study

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 17, 1987

I went to the public session of the parliament. Before the start of the meeting, I told the representatives that time is short and there are many proposals, so it is good to skip some of the proposals so that the budget work is finished today. Because I had a high fever, I went back to my office early. He rested and studied in my office until the evening.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 16, 1987

I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten in the morning. In the afternoon, the Deputy Governor of Yazd and the Director of Yazd Urban Lands came. They complained to the Judiciary of Yazd. Colonel Tarabi came and proposed to replace the [Army] Chief of Staff. Mr. Safaei, the head of the army's political ideology, came. He gave a report on his work situation and help

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 15, 1987

Before the order, I spoke briefly about Imam's statements and the birth of Hazrat Ali (a.s.). I stayed in the parliament until half past ten and had several meetings in the evening. In the evening, I went to the meeting and sat among the representatives. The first night I went to Ayatollah Khamenei's house and talked about the Imam's words and the need to reduce the conflict

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 14, 1987

The President said on the phone that he is sick and that he can come to the meeting with the Imam. I said that considering the issues related to the [Islamic Republic] Party's anniversary and the collective letter of the representatives to the Imam, it is not expedient for them to be absent from this meeting. I went to Hosseinieh Jamaran at half past eight.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 13, 1987

I asked about Mr. Azari Qomi's condition; is hopeful I studied at home for Friday prayers until 10:45. It is snowing and raining in Tehran. I went to Friday prayer. During the sermons, the rain stopped. Mr. [Ali Asghar] Marwarid came in the evening. To stabilize the situation of the revolution foundation and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 12, 1987

I worked in my office until 7:45 in the morning. I stayed at the public meeting until half past ten. Mr. Sanjaghi came and gave a report on the future plans in the west of the country and raised the needs. A group of representatives came. From the statements made at the anniversary meeting of the [Islamic Republic of] Gallah party

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 11, 1987

I was in the public meeting until half past nine in the morning. Mr. Shamkhani came before noon and told the operation plan. He gave a good analysis of the eastern front of Basra and said that the two sides are so serious that sometimes the war turns into a hand-to-hand fight. It's like being punched in the face. He is the operation commander

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 10, 1987

It is not important in the reports. The situation on the front is stagnant. A propaganda conspiracy to divert attention from the disgrace of the White House is visible. I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten. I had several meetings in the afternoon. I attended the meeting in the evening; Because the war budget was discussed. After the end of the meeting to the Council

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 9, 1987

I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten. In the afternoon, Mr. [Akbar] Turkan came to get funds in foreign currency and riyals for Sasad. Asr [Professor Lomer], one of the members of the UNESCO delegation, who came to Iran to see the historical centers of Iran damaged by the Iraqi bombing, as a presentation of a message.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 8, 1987

I read the reports before the meeting. Before the public meeting, I spoke about the war to the delegates. I stayed in the public meeting until I breathed. The discussion was about the general budget. This year, because of the war situation and because of the Imam's warning to the representatives, regarding refraining from demeaning and enemy talk

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 7, 1987

I was at home. I spent my time resting and reading reports. Haj Ahmad Agha came. He gathered information about the front lines to inform the Imam. Discussions were held regarding the current situation. He said Mr. Azari Qomi had come to the Imam and asked for help from the Imam to pay off the debts of the Resalat newspaper, and the Imam did not give anything. Evening

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 6, 1987

They woke me up for prayer. I did things until nine o'clock in the morning. It seemed to me that they want to preserve Reagan and have changed the way they advertise against us. They have brought up unscrupulous accusations of financial corruption in Iran's officials. I took a shower and went back

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 5, 1987

I woke up at six in the morning. Mr. Sanjaghi informed that the progress in the south of the canal was limited and that they had retreated in two or three axes after breaking the enemy's line. Tharullah's 41st Division has progressed; Overall, this division and the 27th Division did the best work at this stage. to Farsi radio news

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 4, 1987

After the prayer, Mr. Sanjaghi came and informed that last night due to heavy rain and wind, the fighting forces did not move. Colonel Tarabi and Dr. Rouhani informed that the army's ground force attacked in Haj Imran area and the 64th division of Urmia managed to capture its targets. until two or three in the evening

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 3, 1987

I woke up at half past seven in the morning. I got the news. It didn't matter. I heard from the acquisition front, it turned out that we lost a part of last night's captures and we have a part. Because the situation was not clear, we had a problem with the quality of the news notification, whether it was the continuation of the fifth Karbala operation or the seventh Karbala operation. until

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 2, 1987

I read the reports. We had nothing to do with golf. We decided to go to visit parts of Khuzestan and Kahkiluyeh. I called home to say hello. At nine o'clock in the morning, we headed towards Ramhormoz to visit a lake in the "Kot" area of Boyar Ahmad. After crossing Ramhormez from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 1, 1987

When I woke up for morning prayer, I heard from the front. It turned out that the 27th division of Hazrat Rasool (PBUH) reached its target by the side of the fish canal, but because 25 Karbala was stuck behind the minefield and barbed wire, it could not reach its goals and the left wing, which had progressed, because of the situation of 25 Karbala

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 28, 1987

After the prayer, I got the Voice of America news. In the White House of America, an earthquake, stronger than before, has occurred after the broadcast of the Tower Commission report. We left Dezful at nine in the morning and entered Golf at half past eleven. They said that a new operation is going to start tonight. until

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 27, 1987

I prepared the Friday prayer sermons. The rain continued from last night until around noon. I packed the suitcase to travel to the front. I went to university to pray. The rain stopped, but I shortened the sermons; The crowd was not large. Of course, considering the rain, the presence of this number is strange.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 26, 1987

I came to the parliament on time. I stayed in the public meeting until ten o'clock in the morning. The unemployment insurance bill was discussed. I warned the Guardian Council about the unjustified rejection of the interpretation of Article 9 of the Urban Land Law. I told Sedavsima to have a wonderful program to broadcast last night's victories. A delegation at noon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 25, 1987

I came to the parliament at nine in the morning. I read the reports until ten o'clock. Last night, our forces advanced in Shalamcheh. The morale of the Iraqis has weakened. The important issue in the world is the events in Beirut, and the West has pinned its hopes on Hezbollah's confrontation with Syria and the deterioration of Iran-Syria relations. Killing 22

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 24, 1987

I came to the parliament. There was nothing important in the reports. I stayed in the parliament from a quarter past eight to a quarter past twelve. Because the urban land bill was discussed and important. About fifty thousand students of Tehran came to the parliament at the end of the decade of resistance and performed ceremonies and marches. ceremony

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 23, 1987

I stayed at home. I got tired of traveling. They brought the reports, I read them. In the evening Mr. [Hussein] Sheikh al-Islam [Political Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs] came. He gave the report of his two-month trip to Lebanon and Syria and the pursuit of a plan to solve the problem between Amal and the Palestinians and the breakdown of the parties and Libya and Syria. said

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 22, 1987

After praying and bathing and after having breakfast, we went and saw the Yasouj waterfall area. It is very beautiful; It is similar to the [Mountain] Darband of Tehran. Then we moved to Isfahan with the governor. The roads are mountainous and clear, and some of them are dirt and difficult to pass. Governor to complete the road

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 21, 1987

Mr. Rohani and Mr. [Ibrahim] Sanjaghi went to visit Mr. [Mohammed] Faruzandeh, the head of engineering of Khatam Camp - who is hospitalized due to an accident. I read the reports. At nine o'clock in the morning, we left for Tehran by car. On the way from the cities of Omidiyeh,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 20, 1987

We woke up at six in the morning. After praying and listening to the news and having breakfast, we left for Ahvaz from Dezful via Shushtar. Before leaving, we walked a little in the streets of Vahdati base. It is very clean and pleasant. We drove a little in the streets of Dezful city. Effects of damage

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 19, 1987

I packed the suitcase for the trip to Khuzestan and at 7:15 I came out of the house with a farewell prayer and a prayer for chastity. In the public meeting, before the order about the birth of Hazrat Zahra (PBUH) and the Imam and [29th of Bahman] the anniversary of the uprising of the people of Tabriz [in 1356] and the anniversary of the martyrdom of a group of representatives and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 18, 1987

It snowed last night. I arrived at the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. [Mr. Musa Rafan] the commander of the IRGC Air Force came. They talked about missile air defense and the purchase of surface-to-surface missiles. It was decided to establish two Chinese sites in Tabriz and Qom. Mr. Mousaviyan came. Regarding the regulation of relations of the office [chairmanship

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 17, 1987

I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten in the morning. There are many representatives. Mr. Rahim Safavi came to my office. They talked about the problem related to Seyyed Mehdi Hashemi and said about the situation of the front. Mr. [Iraj] Sefati Dezfuli, the head of the Court of Accounts, came. He said about the status of the central bank and asked for permission

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 16, 1987

This morning I went to Noorafshan hospital to visit the war wounded. I met and greeted about ninety people and gave gifts. I spoke for the staff. The condition of the hospital was good and the injured were satisfied with the management of the doctors. I came to the parliament at noon. In the evening Mr. Nachigan came and said one

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 15, 1987

We woke up in the middle of the night with the sound of anti-aircraft guns. Later it turned out that a bomb did not fall in Tehran but outside the city. The first meeting of the parliament was held after the end of the Fajr decade. Before the order about the massive march of the people on the 22nd of Bahman, especially in the bombing cities

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 14, 1987

I woke up at six in the morning to the sound of Tehran's air raid sirens. It became clear that the enemy plane could not drop bombs on Tehran and had fled. I went to the parliament. I read the reports. Mr. Dr. Velayati's trip to the Soviet Union is attracting the attention of both the East and the West. Mr. Latif Safari came. Report on the situation in Islamabad.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 13, 1987

Ayatollah Mousavi Ardabili led the Friday prayer. Iraqi planes attacked Tehran two or three times last night and today. Two or three bombs fell on residential areas and left about twenty martyrs and about a hundred wounded. We also fired rockets at Baghdad in response. From missile defense

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 12, 1987

We came to the assembly in the morning. The representative of Nahavand appealed for the problems of that city that have arisen as a result of the bombing. He spent most of the evening reading reports and doing war affairs. Our embassy in England has informed that the head of the Canterbury Church wrote a letter to me and asked for salvation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 11, 1987

The [22 Bahman] march was more than expected with the participation of a large number of people even in frequently bombed cities. It has a high political value. During the march, Iraqi planes attacked several cities, including Tehran and Qom, but the people showed courage and raised their hands and chanted slogans.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 10, 1987

I came to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. I read the reports. I got information from the front. They said there was supposed to be an operation tonight. At night, it became clear that due to the moonlight and the enemy's readiness, they had given up on this decision. I also emphasized that the enemy might be prepared for the possibility of an operation on the night of 22 Bahman

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 9, 1987

I studied at home until eight in the morning. On the way to the parliament, I visited the booth of destructive tools discovered from the subversive counter-revolution and things that our own agents have initiated. I heard from the front. Again, the operation is delayed. Mr. [Alireza] Moiri, Deputy [Political] Prime Minister

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 8, 1987

I read reports at home until eight o'clock in the morning. I came to the parliament. I found out from the front. It turned out that the promised operation was not done and was postponed. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei was somewhat satisfied with the agreement with Hosni Saadi. Mr. Mousavi came from the members of my office and from the non-cooperation of relations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 7, 1987

I was at home. I spent most of my time reading reports. I called the front several times. We were supposed to have a limited operation on Sunday night. Today, the Iraqi attack was repelled from Shalamcheh. The negotiations between the army and the IRGC for the delivery of army equipment have been partially successful. Three Iraqi planes have been shot down. one

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 6, 1987

After the morning prayer, I greeted the camp staff and told them to give an amount to the people who worked hard for us last night. They did not accept and transferred that amount to the front. We left for Tehran at half past six in the morning. Mr. Rouhani mentioned that some of the workers respect our presence

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 5, 1987

Mohsen Rezaei and Rahim Safavi came first. They told the plan and maneuver of the future operations and emphasized on the delivery of war tools from the army. At half past nine, we left for Tehran via Bakhtiari and Isfahan. On the way from the cities of Ramhormoz and Izeh in the province

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 4, 1987

American and British radio news smell of armed intervention in the region and especially in Lebanon and perhaps in the Persian Gulf against us. They magnify the issue of the recent hostage taking in Lebanon and the arrest [of Mr. Gerald Seeb] of an American journalist in Iran. until ten o'clock in the morning in golf

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 3, 1987

I woke up first thing in the morning during the call to prayer. I took a bath and listened to foreign and domestic news after praying. The Americans have considered our withdrawal to be partial, contrary to Iraq's claim, which he introduced as important. with Dr. Rouhani about the way of dealing with the troops and the time and quality of the continuation of the operation and so on

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 2, 1987

I woke up at five in the morning. I read the reports and listened to American and British Farsi radios. The scandalous issue of the US in relation to Iran is still an issue of the day. The new hostage taking in Lebanon is creating a crisis. The smell of evil comes from America. Iran's remarkable victory in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 1, 1987

After praying and taking a bath and doing some exercise, I packed my suitcase to travel to Khuzestan. On the phone, I told Mr. [Ayatollah] Khamenei about the unfavorable situation of the front and emphasized that the withdrawal from the west of the Mahi Canal indicates the unfavorable situation of our forces. I am going to assess the situation closely.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 31, 1987

After the prayer, Mr. Rezaei informed from the front that last night the enemy crossed the Jozi canal next to the Mahi canal at the location of Lashkar al-Ghadir and pushed our forces back. I said it is very dangerous, take it seriously and take it back. I have been emphasizing for some time, this point is in danger

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 30, 1987

I worked at home until half past ten. I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. Due to the ongoing urban war, there is concern about the bombing of Friday prayers, but more people participate. The guests of Fajr had come. In the evening, they came from the army and demanded to take combat facilities and artillery

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 29, 1987

I came to the parliament. I called the front. They have repelled the enemy's trenches, and the enemy has attacked again since this morning. It seems that Iraq is making a double effort to influence the Kuwait conference and the resistance of our forces was good. It was decided to have propaganda today to neutralize Iraq's movements

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 28, 1987

After prayer, exercise and breakfast, I came to the assembly. I read the reports and heard from the front. On the front last night, we have repelled a heavy attack from the enemy. TV C. B. America broadcasts my interview with advertisements in order to take advantage of their internal disputes and attract more viewers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 27, 1987

I found out from the front before the meeting. We have made progress, but not as much as desired. I told the representatives about the front situation. I stayed until the end of the session; Because the unemployment insurance bill was discussed and important. There were many referrals from the representatives and requests to solve the problems of the cities

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 26, 1987

In the morning, Majid Ferdowsipour came and told about the status of the Panzdeh Khordad Rafsanjan Foundation. I came to the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. The brotherhood of Muhammad came. About the interview with C. TV. B. We negotiated with America. Then the interview was done. It took about two hours. More on the McFarlane issue, the hostages,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 25, 1987

I came to the parliament on time. I learned about the two areas of Karbala Five and Karbala Six; They have not moved. Before the formalization of the parliament, I told the representatives about the state of war and in the speech before the order, I answered Reagan's warning. I stayed in the meeting until I breathed. There were many referrals from the representatives. Problems

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 24, 1987

After the morning prayer, I listened to the news of American Farsi Radio. [Ronald Reagan] President of the United States has warned us about the expansion of the war to other countries and has condemned the occupation of Iraqi lands. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came. He explained the situation on the front. Plan to continue operations in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 23, 1987

I asked Mr. Rezaei about the status of last night's operation. It became clear that we have advanced along the Shalamcheh to Basra road. The enemy has ambushed in the west of the fish channel and has been defeated and captured. From the reports, there is a smell of American intervention against us and most likely, they intend to intimidate.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 22, 1987

We did not have an operation on the front last night and we have no news to broadcast today. Due to the crisis of urban war, we need news of victory. Mr. Hosni Saadi [Army Ground Force Commander] came. He gave explanations about the failure of Karbala 6 operation and the future plan. Iraq on the island

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 21, 1987

I woke up before the call to prayer. I recited Nafila Shab and prayed for the victory of the warriors and recited a part of Surah Al-Ahzab which is related to war. Even though according to the principles and opinion of the Imam, we are right in this war and we are fighting for Islam and the enemy started the war to suppress Islam and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 20, 1987

After the morning prayer, I read the reports and listened to the radios until eight o'clock in the morning. Although our victory in Karbala Panj is admitted to some extent, but we are still trying to maintain the spirit of Iraqis. Mr. [Ali] Shamkhani [commander of IRGC Ground Forces] and Mr. [Mohammed] Bagheri [Deputy Intelligence

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 19, 1987

After the prayer, we contacted Mr. Shamkhani at the Forward Headquarters. He informed us that we had made good progress in last night's operation and that we had cut off two roads in the southern operational area that the enemy was using, and he requested that the air force be active today. Mr. Sanjqi also reported that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 18, 1987

After prayer, I went to the assembly. I contacted the front. In the Naft Shahr area, we have taken an important height to the east of Naft Shahr. In the south, we have also advanced towards Basra. Before the order, I made a speech in the public session, which was mostly intended to establish my presence in Tehran before going to the front.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 17, 1987

After the prayer, I read the reports at home until nine o'clock in the morning. From the western [front], the commander of the ground forces said that due to the enemy's attack yesterday, they were unable to act last night and it was postponed until tomorrow night. I came to the parliament. He read the reports until noon. Mr. Maadikhah called for the budget

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 16, 1987

I heard from the fronts. We have made progress in the south, and there has been no news on Bovarin Island and in the west, except for the enemy camp. In the Friday prayer, I mainly talked about the war. Asr Ahmad Agha came. They talked about the war and the command of the air force. Mr. Rahmani came and asked about the deployment of Basij forces

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 15, 1987

I came to the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. I learned from the fronts. The south is good and the west is not interesting. The progress of the south is also slow. After breathing, I participated in the public meeting. After the meeting, I explained the situation of the fronts to the representatives. They are very happy. The bombing of cities in the shadow of the front's victories, bitterness

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 14, 1987

I woke up in the morning. I learned about the result of the operation. They said that they were successful in the two axes, right and left, but they did not make progress in the two axes in the middle, which were the main and objective of the operation. Mr. Rouhani also came forward from the camp in the morning and explained the work. Mr. Hijazi and Mr. Razini also came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 13, 1987

After the morning prayer, I talked to Mr. Shamkhani on the phone. Last night, they were able to capture one of the enemy's important positions in the east of the Douji River and send a sufficient force into Bovarin Island. They had arrived last night as well, but because the problem remained with the camp, no progress had been made. Mr. Mohsen

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 12, 1987

First, I got information from Mr. Mohsen Rezaei about last night's operation. It turned out that they have reached the island of Bovarin in the southern axis and are busy cleaning the island and at some point they will attack the enemy's camp. In the western axis of Shalamcheh, they have not progressed and only the destruction of the enemy has been done; as if the enemy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 11, 1987

Mr. Sanjaghi woke me up at two in the morning and said that we need more planes to transport the wounded. We woke up Dr. Rouhani. It was negotiated. Because the weather at Ahvaz airport is not favorable, we decided to take them to Omidiyeh and transfer them from there. After morning prayer and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 10, 1987

I woke up at five o'clock. I prayed the night prayer. I prayed and begged for the victory of the warriors and read some of Surah Anfal. It created a good mood. At half past six, I asked Mr. Sanjaghi for the latest news on the battlefield. He said that at three o'clock in the morning, they said that the two armies of Najaf and Imam Hossein (a.s.), one

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 9, 1987

It is four o'clock in the morning and we are at Ahvaz golf course. Mr. Sanjaghi woke me up at 2:15 in the morning and informed me that the advance had begun and that the four units of Tharullah, Fajr, Ashura, and Seyyed al-Shohda had broken the lines. I got up, took ablution for night prayer. I felt like I was praying.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 7, 1987

After the morning prayer, I went to the airport to go south for the operation. Since the Khuzestan area is not safe, we went to Shiraz. From Shiraz, at nine in the morning, we headed towards Ahvaz by car via Behbahan. It was snowing in the highlands. The road was not bad; part of it was mountainous and part of it was plain. About

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 8, 1987

After the prayer, I came to Ahvaz with Dr. Rouhani and Colonel Tarabi. Because the guards believed that the camp is not safe during the day, it was decided that we should not be in the camp during the day and stay at night. I told my office to broadcast a news story on Zohar news to justify our absence from Tehran, but finally

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 6, 1987

I brought my luggage to the Majlis with me for traveling. Before the order in the public meeting, I made a short speech on the occasion of Hazrat Zainab's birthday and Nurse's Day. جمع زیادى از نمایندگان، شهادت مهدى همشیره زاده ام را تسلیت و تبریک گفته بودند. I stayed in the meeting until I breathed. [Manochehr] Nikroz

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 5, 1987

I did work and read reports in my office until nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. Dr. [Moussa] Zargar came. He said the importance of Sinai Hospital and demanded the delivery of the building of the Ministry of Education. This building has been handed over to Sinai Hospital by the Revolutionary Council. Dr. Mohammadzadeh

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 4, 1987

Mehdi went to school today after two or three weeks. I reached the parliament at half past seven. Before the order, I condoled the death of Mr. [Ayatollah Haj Sheikh Abdurrahman] Heydari, the Imam of Juma Ilam [and a representative of the Assembly of Experts]. تذکرات نمایندگان را که تبریک و تسلیت شهداى کربلاى چهار بود،

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 3, 1987

Efat called from Rafsanjan. He said that it is not yet known whether the body of Martyr Mehdi Sharifian - my cousin - has reached Noug. They were waiting for the news to go to Nog. I spoke with Mr. [Ayatollah] Khamenei and told him the results of the trip. Mr. Ahmad came. I told him the result of my trip that the service

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 31, 1986

We woke up in the morning. After the prayer, we moved to Khuzestan. We had breakfast in a coffee house in the provinces of Lorestan, after passing the high mountains, next to a huge river: Sarshir and Egg. We drove to Ahvaz. In the outskirts of Ahvaz, the leading group woke up in the morning to prepare the accommodation. After the prayer, we moved to Khuzestan. We had breakfast in a coffee house in the provinces of Lorestan, after passing the high mountains, next to a huge river: Sarshir and Egg. We drove to Ahvaz. In the outskirts of Ahvaz, the advance group that prepares the residence

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 29, 1986

I talked to Mohsen on the phone. He is still worried about the effects of fake news surrounding the McFarlane story and plans to come to Iran. I came to the parliament. I told Mr. [Jalal] Sadatian [in charge of my office] to make preparations for the trip to the front. I read the backlog reports. Dr. Rouhani came and I talked to Mohsen on the phone. He is still worried about the effects of fake news surrounding the McFarlane story and plans to come to Iran. I came to the parliament. I told Mr. [Jalal] Sadatian [in charge of my office] to make preparations for the trip to the front. I read the backlog reports. Dr. Rouhani came and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 27, 1986

I talked to Mr. President on the phone. They were worried about the results of the attack. We were supposed to have a meeting where I would explain the Iraqi nation's support conference and the future plan. I told Colonel Tarabi to investigate the whereabouts of my password book, which is not with me, and if it was not found, I spoke to Mr. President on the phone. They were worried about the results of the attack. We were supposed to have a meeting where I would explain the Iraqi nation's support conference and the future plan. I told Colonel Tarabi to investigate from the residence where my password book, which is not with me, is left, and if it is not found, to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 22, 1986

We prayed the morning prayer on the train and got off at Andimeshk at half past six and went to the army barracks. I walked for a while by the river in the barracks. After having breakfast and listening to the news in the morning, to be careful of the risk of bombing, we went to a very deep and wide underground which used to be a warehouse.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 19, 1986

I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. The Prime Minister of Sudan, Mr. Sadegh Al-Mahdi, who participated in the prayer, made a short speech between the two prayers. I came to the assembly in the evening. Mr. Mahdinejad came and reported the negotiation with the American agents following the exchange of American hostages

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 24, 1986

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. Tayyaba's sister-in-law and her relatives came first. He makes his daughter a bride and his son a groom. The imam was asked to get married. Together with them, we reached the service of the Imam and the marriages were concluded. Efat and I gave them a gift. Imam of the reason for the delay in the operation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 30, 1986

It is raining today like yesterday. I was in the public session of the parliament until half past ten. In breathing, Basij member sisters came in front of the parliament. I gave a speech for them. Mr. [Mohsen Mojtahed] Shabastri [representative of Tehran] and [Morad Ali] Ahmadi [representative of Sanghar and Keliayi] and some representatives.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 20, 1986

I was at home. Mohsen - cousin - came. He has resigned from [copper company] Sarcheshmeh and regrets it. Imam had a meeting. They were supposed to talk. The authorities were not invited to use the families of martyrs and ordinary people. Mr. Rahmani and Ashtiani came home and informed that Imam

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 28, 1986

I read sermons and listened to the news at home until half past ten in the morning. I delivered the second sermon regarding the disgrace of America. It was too long and I got tired. In the evening, Mr. [Ibrahim] Sanjaghi and an official came from Ramadan camp. They said the operation plan of Fatah Chahar. Dr. Rouhani

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 26, 1986

I arrived at the parliament at half past eight in the morning. A group of naval and Basij commanders had come. I gave them a detailed speech. The Turkish ambassador came to say goodbye. We did not have a good translator. More talk about praising and consolidating relations and preventing the disturbance of biased people and especially the press

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 2, 1987

After the morning prayer, I wrote two separate messages to the unit commanders and soldiers as the Imam's representative in the Supreme Council of Defense and the commander of the war, and while explaining the importance of their responsibility, I called for more resistance in the moments of battle. Mr. Rezaei and Shamkhani came. The results of last night's meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 1, 1987

We woke up at the dawn call to prayer. After the prayer, I wrote down the memories. Mr. Sanjqi and Dr. Rouhani expressed opinions about the operations. We had a meeting with the commanders of the divisions and the bases of the IRGC from eight thirty to twelve thirty. Some of them discussed their performance in the past operation and their mission

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 30, 1986

I said goodbye from home with the intention of going to the front. Yasser was also supposed to come. But when he found out that my work is in the camps and I am not going forward, he did not come. In order to announce my presence in Tehran, I stayed in the public session of the Majlis until the speeches before the order and reciting the reminders. It was supposed to leave at nine o'clock in the morning

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 28, 1986

In the reports, Iraqi propaganda based on the failure of our decisive operation is very much. Before the meeting, I gave a brief explanation about the war to the delegates. There has been a lot of frustration in the parliament regarding the operation and it is not justified for me to speak for them. I am also under pressure

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 26, 1986

At first, it became clear that nothing was done in the continuation of the operation last night and Umm al-Rasas was also evacuated, and even though they said last night that they wanted to move forward, they returned to the original location. It turns out that they do not have a proper coordination. I informed Ayatollah Khamenei that in today's Friday prayer, before

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 25, 1986

We woke up at the morning call to prayer. We were unaware of the battlefield situation. It was not possible to make a phone call from us. A vague phone call from Mr. Rafiq Dost - who said not to announce anything before the arrival of Mr. Sanjaghi, who has moved towards us - caused concern and increased the uncertainty. seven o'clock

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 24, 1986

After praying and getting the news and having breakfast, we left for the air force base maneuver field to participate in the morning ceremony of the armed forces. After the ceremony, I gave a speech and from there we went to the Navy Pier. Many ships and frigates were docked under conditions of danger of attack

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 23, 1986

I slept for two or three hours. I woke up at six in the morning for prayer and did not sleep again. I wrote the memories and listened to the morning news of Iran, America and England. The American scandal crisis is still going on. I spoke on the phone with Mr. [Ayatollah] Khamenei in Tehran. About the issue of Mr. Montazeri yet

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 21, 1986

In the speech before the order, I recommended that people of opinion give their opinions about the future of Iraq to the opposition conference. Most of my purpose of speaking was to make it clear that my presence in Tehran would cover the trip to the front. I stayed in the parliament until half past ten. In breathing for the sisters of teacher training students

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 20, 1986

It has been snowing heavily in Tehran since last night. Mr. [Ibrahim] Sanjaghi informed that it is raining in Khuzestan as well. It seems to benefit future operations altogether. Mr. [Mohammed] Yazdi came in the evening. He reported the negotiations with the Chinese delegation and with the delegation headed by [Mr. Gang Piao], the deputy of the committee.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 18, 1986

I stayed in the meeting until 9:30 in the morning, and then in my office, Dr. Hadi talked about the issues of Mr. Montazeri's house. Yusufpour and Shahab brought samples of commercial satellite photos from Iraq. They asked for funds to buy a complete map of Iraq. In the afternoon Mr. [Mohammed Javad] Larijani [Deputy

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 17, 1986

I studied until nine o'clock in the morning. Officials of the Organization Council [Foreign Headquarters] of the Fajr Decade ceremony came. They reported the program and I also gave my comments. Dr. Jasbi came. He gave a report on the status of Islamic Azad University and told about the problems. [Members] of the Iraqi opposition conference organizing council came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 14, 1986

I woke up at dawn and did not sleep again. I wrote the memories of the last two days. I prepared to go to the sea to participate in the naval exercise. We went to the air carrier center. I opened a new band. Then with several helicopters to participate in the "Zulfiqar" maneuver to the shores of Jask in the Oman Sea

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 13, 1986

First, we went to the naval barracks. We participated in the joint morning ceremony of the armed, military and law enforcement forces. I gave a speech for them. I went to the factories of military industries of the Navy. I visited Niru's fixed and floating reservoirs that were built to repair ships.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 12, 1986

From morning to noon, we visited the centers of Kish Island. Buildings being completed, new wharf, cannery, marine industry exhibition and aquarium which displayed forty types of fish, oyster exhibition and artificial pearl breeding workshop which was interesting. Members of the Parliament's Economic Commission

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 11, 1986

I woke up during the morning call to prayer and did not sleep again. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came and we discussed about the deception operation and the use of Abolfazl (pbuh) camp, and with the arrival of Dr. Rouhani, there was a discussion about defense and anti-aircraft. The IRGC wants [defense] to be placed under the command of the IRGC Air Force. Dr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 9, 1986

Early in the morning, Dr. Hadi and [Abdullah] Nouri came and explained more about Mr. Montazeri's statements yesterday. I got Persian radio from America and England. As the White House scandal came up in the US Congress, the issue escalated and [George] Shultz [US Secretary of State] and Mack

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 8, 1986

I came to the parliament early in the morning. I read the reports. Mr. Sanjaghi, Dr. Rouhani, Colonel Torabi and Aghamohammadi came. Discussions were held about war, defense, Ramadan camp and protection of army information. A group of members of the power commission who went to the Neka power plant, brought a report from the management

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 7, 1986

I was in the public session of the parliament until half past ten. Our agenda is over and I ended the meeting. Representatives of Khuzestan are upset about yesterday's bombing of Ahvaz. A group of representatives went to Khuzestan and a group from the Energy Commission went to the Neka power plant. Mr. [Mohammed Reza] Rahimi, the representative of Qorwa, came and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 6, 1986

After the prayer, I read the reports until eight o'clock in the morning. Then I participated in the headquarters meeting of Khatam camp. The IRGC and the army announced their future operations plan with a veil in order to preserve information. The problem is the lack of artillery, which I somehow solved. Division of air defense, helicopters and things

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 16, 1986

I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten. Before noon, Dr. Hadi and [Abdullah] Nouri came and discussed the issues of Ayatollah Montazeri's house. They were satisfied with the letter that Mr. Montazeri and Mr. Seyyed Hadi wrote to the Imam and expressed their obedience and satisfaction, and suggested that Seyed Hadi leave.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 15, 1986

I was at home until nine o'clock in the morning. I came to the parliament. Until the evening, I read the reports of my trip for several days and did the remaining work. In the afternoon Mr. Rafiq Dost came to solve the currency problem of buying weapons. Mr. Alizadeh reported on the status of ammunition production. Mr. Sobhani facilities from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 10, 1986

At seven o'clock in the morning, we got off the train in Andimeshk and drove to Ahvaz by car. Due to the possibility of Iraqi planes attacking the train, it was not right to be on the train during the day. We listened to Seyed Mehdi's interview on the car radio. Things about his political house and schools and library

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 5, 1986

First, I went to visit the operation of the subway building. I saw the centers of Qorkhaneh, Dardasht, Abbas Abad, Har and an exit towards Karaj and a big drilling machine. It seems that they are very active and serious. The preparations are done well and quickly. Workshops are active. The machines are ready to work

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 4, 1986

I came to the parliament early in the morning. I was in the meeting until half past ten. Dr. Rouhani came before noon. He told the report of the trip to Khuzestan and the reason for the delay in carrying out the operation. Salmani came for correction. Mr. [Mohsen] Mirdamadi, the person in charge of sending students to the front, and the program of recruiting academics to serve

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 2, 1986

I was in the meeting until half past ten in the morning. I spoke in the rain for the Basij members of the monastery who had come to the assembly. A group of people trained in anti-aircraft missiles came in China and claimed that they can train others in the ranks of service and coaching here.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 1, 1986

I was at home. Mr. Kongerlo came and said [Manochehr] the victim of Fur called to justify his high prices and the noises of the Americans and claimed that if Reagan is not helped, he will fall and his successors will treat us worse. I told him to tell them; First, the additional amount should be paid

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 27, 1986

After prayer and exercise, I read the reports and listened to the Farsi program of London and Washington. The most important international issue is still the disgrace of America. I stayed for a while in the official session of the parliament and came to my office to continue reading reports and backlogged work. [Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 23, 1986

Before the meeting, I read the reports and listened to the statements of American (VOA) and British (BBC) radios. The most important issue is still the scandal of America and it seems that they are heading towards a political crisis. The news of our missile attack on Baghdad has also attracted attention. In the public meeting, the representatives with

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 21, 1986

I was at home. Ayatollah Mousavi Ardabili led the Friday prayer. Late Lahoti's brother and his son-in-law Dr. Saghri came in the evening. The doctor spoke about the needs of the nuclear medicine department of Shariati Hospital. Mr. [Mohammed] Abayi [Khorasani] along with the working group on my notes about the Qur'an (Key to the Qur'an)

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 3, 1986

After prayer, I read until half past seven in the morning and read the news. The most important issue in the world is the American scandal. At half past eight, I arrived at the [Azadi] Stadium to give a speech to a gathering of 100,000 members of the Muhammad (PBUH) Army. It was very magnificent. I came to the parliament after the speech. from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 29, 1986

Today I spent most of my time studying. It rains from morning to night. Mr. [Mustafa] Kafashzadeh came and requested for a faster handling of the accusation of his friend Mr. [Homayoun] Ansari [Shirazi] who was arrested. In the evening Mr. Salari's wife - the former charge d'affaires of Iran in Argentina - came to fix it

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 25, 1986

I read the reports until half past eight in the morning. The most important issue in the world is America's scandal and our political victory. In the public meeting, before the order of Mr. Fouad Karimi [Ahwaz representative] and [Hasan] Sadeghlou [Ramiyan representative], they attacked bitterly, on the opposite line, because of the question of the last eight people.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 22, 1986

I was at home. I spent my time studying and doing things on the phone. Asr Ali - Akhwaizadeh - came; I had summoned him from Khuzestan. He reported the meeting and renegotiation with the Americans. I had forbidden him before the action. I was told that he went to America with Reagan

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 19, 1986

I came to the parliament. I did the backlog. [Mr. Mirfakhar] our ambassador came to Indonesia and said that Indonesia's economic situation is bad. They insist that we buy helicopters from them. Our ambassador in China came and said that the Chinese are more willing to sell weapons.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 18, 1986

I studied until half past seven in the morning. The most important issue in the world is still the issue of us and the Americans, and the American rulers are under a lot of pressure. In the parliament, there are still signs of questioning and sometimes mischief and provocation. I came to my office at half past nine. I had a few short meetings and two marriages

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 17, 1986

I read the reports. The important international issue is America's contact with Iran. The rulers of America have fallen into a position of defensiveness and passivity and are under pressure. At 8:30 in the morning, we went to Pars Metal factory together with Mr. Behzad Nabavi [Minister of Heavy Industries] to see the mortar manufacturing project.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 16, 1986

I read the reports until 7:30 and as usual I listened to the Farsi program of London [BBC] Radio and [Radio] America. The desperation and disgrace of America is still the most important issue of the day. Before the order, I spoke briefly about the proposal of Unity Week by Mr. Montazeri. until ten o'clock

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 14, 1986

I was at home. Mr. [Mohammed Hasan] Zoreq [Political Deputy of Radio and Television Organization] came and gave a report on the establishment of radio programs and people and lines. He wanted the CEO of Sedavasima to cooperate more with him. In the evening, Dr. Vahid [Dastjerdi] came. Reported the status of the Red Crescent Conference in Geneva

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 13, 1986

At half past ten in the morning, the order is over, and the public session of the parliament is over. I had several meetings until noon. In the evening, I spoke for the Sepahs and the Lebanese. I said things that put the American and French governments under propaganda pressure. Mr. Mir Mohammad Sadeghi came. From the treatment of Mr. [Akbar] Turkan in the case

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 12, 1986

First of all, Dr. Rouhani from Isfahan informed that Iraq has attacked and damaged the refinery of this city and other parts of it. It was decided to bombard Basra, Umm al-Qasr and Khanaqin in retaliation. In the reports, the most important issue is the US scandal in connection with Iran. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 11, 1986

I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten. I had some unimportant meetings before noon. I did office work and war. In the evening, Mr. Jalal Talabani came with Mr. [Mohammad Baqir] Zul Qadr and Mr. Agha Mohammadi. I encouraged their cooperation. I participated in the Tuesday meeting of representatives. Explanations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 9, 1986

I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten in the morning. Mr. Khazali came to my office. They had questions about the Ministry of Oil. Dr. Hadi and Abdullah Nouri came. Ayatollah Montazeri asked them; They discussed the negotiations. Mr. Salehi, representative of Isfahan, came and discussed the affairs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 7, 1986

I went to Friday prayer. In the second sermon, I discussed the current issues of McFarlane's trip and the world publicity related to it. In the evening, Mr. [Ferydoun] Mahdinejad came to consult on this matter.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 6, 1986

In the reports received, the important issue of the day for all the world media is my revelations about the trip of McFarlane's delegation to Iran. I spent a lot of time reading them. Before the meeting, I informed the representatives about the arrest of Mr. Ahmed Kashani. A long meeting in my office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 15, 1986

I was at home. Most of the time was spent studying. Asr Ahmad Agha came. I told the result of Mahdinejad's negotiations for the Imam's information, and at the same time, I told the Americans' claim that Sadegh Tabatabai approached them and asked to mediate on the issue of hostages. Later, Ahmad Agha said to Sadiq

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 10, 1986

I went to the hospital next to Imam's house early in the morning. My stomach was photographed. The physiotherapists came to the house and after the test they said that there is no need for physiotherapy. Some of my time was spent reading the works of one of the martyrs named Sadeghi, who claimed to be in contact with the unseen and Imam, etc.; No content

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 8, 1986

I went to the small hospital next to Imam's house for taking pictures and medical examinations. They were Dr. [Hasan] Arefi and Dr. Sohrab Pour. They took a picture of the diaphragm that was damaged after the surgery of the assassination attempt in the first year of the revolution [by a terrorist member of the Furqan group]. It is healthy. was arranged

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 5, 1986

I came to the parliament at eight thirty in the morning. I spent most of the time reading the reports. My speech yesterday evening has exploded like a bomb in the world. Americans are in trouble. They have not been treated badly. They have informed that it will be shortened in order to prevent the flow of hostages' freedom from being damaged

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 4, 1986

In the public session of the parliament, before the order, I gave a short speech about the 13th of Aban and the plane crash in Zahedan. Mr. Emami Kashani complained about broadcasting the Guardian Council's question to the Imam and his answer regarding the temporary cultivation lands - which is not in the interest of the Guardian Council. I said it's your fault

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 1, 1986

I was at home. The members of the supervisory council of Sedavsima came. It was discussed about the need to make the radio and television more active in the important issues of the country and to get out of the passive state. Haj Ahmed Agha came. He is worried about the spread of the news of McFarlane's trip to Iran in a deviant way and suggested that it be

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 28, 1986

Before the order, I read Ayatollah Montazeri's telegram in response to the delegation's telegram and condolences. I came to my office at half past ten. With the publication of the Imam's answer, one can feel peace. A group of soldiers came. I spoke for them. In the meeting of the headquarters of the camp to check the status of the army's ammunition

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 27, 1986

I was at home. I studied more. Mr. Ahmad came. He told the Imam's decision about writing the answer to the question of the Minister of Information regarding the prosecution of the Seyyed Mahdi group case and brought the text of it. It should be broadcast by the media. I told Ayatollah Khamenei over the phone to perform the next Friday prayer.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 26, 1986

We closed the parliament in consideration of the delegation's trip in Arbaeen. I was supposed to visit the subway workshops, but because the drilling machines were not ready, they delayed it. I came to the parliament on time. With Mr. Ray Shahri, who was going to visit the Imam, about the result of my negotiations with the Imam yesterday

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 20, 1986

Captain [Mohammed Hossein] Malekzadegan [Commander of the Navy] came and gave a report on the situation of the Navy and the operationalization of standard Russian and Killer missiles and the need for more helicopters. It was decided to give priority to repairs due to restrictions on purchases. In the afternoon I learned that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 3, 1986

After staying at home for a few days, I went to the parliament. I first learned that the C-130 plane carrying 90 military personnel crashed in Zahedan last night and 15 officers and 75 rank-and-file soldiers were martyred. I came to the parliament. Mr. [Gholamabas] a pilgrim came and asked about yesterday's problem - that the headquarters of Martyr Motahari is from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 29, 1986

I studied until half past seven in the morning. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. I spoke to a group of soldiers of the Beit al-Maqdis brigade in the breath. Mr. [Syderreza] Zovarei came and as usual he is one of the complainant's executors. Shahid Heydari's father, the former representative of Bushehr, and his mother came to transfer the child

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 23, 1986

After the morning prayer, I studied until half past seven. I wrote the Farsi text of the Arabic sermon for the Friday prayer. I was in the public session of the parliament until half past ten. The representatives are still worried about the issues of Beit Ayatollah Montazeri, and they are right. In the case of Mr. Mirzai, who was arrested, they have references.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 2, 1986

I was at home. Colonel Torabi came. He gave a report on the state of the army's information protection and asked for more money and powers to pursue in order to create mobility after removing the old personnel. Mr. Salari came and appealed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for his problem. He claims that his enemies accuse him unjustly. the night

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 31, 1986

I was at home. Friday prayer was led by Ayatollah Khamenei.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 30, 1986

Before the public session of the parliament, I got the necessary information about yesterday's enemy bombings and today's bombing of Bakhtran Refinery. I spoke briefly before the order. The plan for the permanent transfer of temporary cultivation lands was approved by the vote of more than two thirds of the representatives, but in the afternoon Mr. Ansari announced that the Council

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 25, 1986

First, I went to visit the Imam. I gave a report on the state of war and the plan of future operations. I told the opinion of the meeting of the heads of forces about Seyed Mehdi Hashemi's group that in order to avoid the possible reaction of Mr. Montazeri, it is better to stop the process of arrests and those who have been arrested, gradually

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 24, 1986

I used to study until half past ten. I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. On the occasion of the anniversary of the martyrdom of Mr. Mustafa Khomeini, writings in praise of the Imam, Ayatollah Montazeri and Ahmad Agha in order to alleviate the current situation caused by the arrest of Seyed Mehdi Hashemi's group and Ayatollah's reaction.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 22, 1986

First, Mr. Ebrahimi came and expressed his concern about the situation for Mr. Montazeri and the spraying of Seyed Mehdi's gang and sought a solution. I said that the important principle is to preserve Mr. Montazeri's reputation and personality, and the rest of the affairs should be regulated in connection with this principle. Imam's actions are based on this

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 21, 1986

On the way to the parliament, I was upset by the long lines of cars to get gas. I was worried about Iraq's attack on Qom and the bombing of sensitive centers, as well as the situation of Ayatollah Montazeri, and I am saddened by his reaction to Imam's decisions. Overall, I am more worried than before. in the meeting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 19, 1986

I read the reports until half past seven in the morning. I was in the public session of the parliament until nine o'clock. I answered inquiries in my office until a quarter past ten. Dr. Hadi came. They talked about the hostages and Mr. Montazeri's condition. until one o'clock in Mr. [Ayatollah] Khamenei's office during the meeting of the Supreme Council

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 18, 1986

I was at home. Mr. Sadegh Tabatabai came. Consulted on the continuation of the lawsuit against Lloyds Insurance. The lawyer said that the court will not vote in our favor. Most of the time was spent studying. I spoke on the phone with the prime minister who returned from a trip to East Germany and Hungary. It has been two days since Iraq

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 17, 1986

I was at home. Mr. [Mohammadreza] Tausli came and brought a check for aid to the fronts from the Imam. Mr. Ahmad came. We talked about solving Ayatollah Montazeri's problem. We decided to ask the Imam to invite him to Tehran and show him love. Then try to satisfy them

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 14, 1986

I reached the parliament early in the morning. From the reports, it seems that the Iraqis, with the cooperation of the news centers, are trying to neutralize the effects of the Fatah 1 operation and are denying it by creating a scene. Mr. Abdullah Nouri came and said that Ayatollah Montazeri reacted to the arrest of Seyed Mehdi's group

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 13, 1986

Before noon today, the army ground force commanders came. They explained their operational plan and stated their needs. They love to fight. They do not have high expectations. In the evening, the teachers who complained about the pressure of the officials of the Ministry of Education on the opposite line came. At night Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came and reported

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 12, 1986

I read the reports until half past seven in the morning. The impact on Kirkuk is still not reflected well [in the media]. Iraq and the hypocrites deny it. In the public meeting, before the start of the operation, I gave an explanation of the operation to the representatives, and before the order, I spoke in a kind of analysis

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 9, 1986

It turned out that the operation that was supposed to be done last night was delayed. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. Before noon, Mr. [Ali Muhammad] Dastghib came from Shiraz and invited me to go to Shiraz for the anniversary of martyr [Ayatollah Abdul Hossein] Dastghib [Imam Juma of Shiraz]. Two people from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 8, 1986

Before noon, Mr. Alawi and Safavi came from the oil commission and gave a report on the defense status of the oil pump houses. not good They brought the reports in the evening. I did not go to the parliament. Due to the long distance between the house and the parliament and the need for guards to come, it is difficult to go from the house to the parliament and vice versa. to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 7, 1986

I was in the public session of the parliament until half past ten. Before noon, a group of representatives who had gone to the front brought reports about the needs of the front and the issues of Kurdistan. In the afternoon, Mr. Mohammad Hashemi came and told him about the nuisance of the village council about taking two percent of the pistachio product from the foundation's rented properties.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 6, 1986

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. In the evening, the news came that Iraq has attacked several oil centers such as Bidbland, Bushehr, Ahvaz, Azarpad and Maroonha docks, and Pars paper factory, and damages have been caused, and the attack that was supposed to be carried out by Ramazan camp on Iraq's oil centers last night.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 16, 1986

I came to the parliament. I did not participate in the public meeting. Dr. Hadi and Dr. Rouhani came to deal with war matters. It was decided to deal with the issue of American hostages in Lebanon with weapons needs and the arrival of the American McFarlane delegation to Iran, which was recently rumored, for people

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 15, 1986

I was sleeping in the parliament at night. I started working from the beginning. Mr. Hosni Saadi informed that the two heights that were taken yesterday have been returned. Mr. Asmipour came at eight in the morning. Report on the condition of oil centers, bombing damages, reconstructions, oil export problems and non-cooperation of government agencies.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 11, 1986

At first, Mr. [Ebrahim] Sanjaghi informed, our operations have been carried out in the Kirkuk area. 300 people from our forces and 2000 from the Taliban forces [= Patriotic Union of Iraqi Kurdistan] have participated in this operation. First, the military forces have destroyed the surrounding oil centers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 10, 1986

I was at home and did not have much work. I spent most of my time studying. Yasser went hiking with his friends. He returned tired and satisfied.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 5, 1986

I was in the public meeting until half past ten. Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri, the Imam's representative in Jihad, came to my office. He complained about the non-cooperation of the IRGC with the proposal of the Jihad village councils in sending troops. Mr. Nadi [Najafabadi] came and proposed the effort of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to keep the Swedes as contractors

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 23, 1986

According to the doctor's orders, I stayed at home until nine o'clock in the morning. The vice presidents ran the parliament. Dr. Arefi and Dr. Lotfi came, did an examination and determined that yesterday evening's condition was due to brain fatigue and not major fatigue. Blood and urine were taken for testing. To the parliament at half past nine

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 4, 1986

After the prayer, I read the reports until half past seven. Mr. Ahmad Agha and Mr. [Ayatollah] Khamenei came to coordinate the issues that were to be brought up in the service of the Imam. At eight o'clock we reached the Imam's service. They are fine. About Malek Fahd's proposal regarding stopping the war for a week in order to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 27, 1986

I woke up near Andimeshk for morning prayer and did not sleep again. We arrived in Ahvaz at half past eight. Of course, traveling by train in Khuzestan during the day was not logical considering the reason for choosing the train and avoiding traveling by plane, which is the same possibility of danger from enemy planes. at [building]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 24, 1986

First, we went to the gendarmerie hospital. There were about one hundred war wounded there. I met and greeted all of them and gave them a small gift. Then I gave a short speech to the doctors and hospital staff. Overall, the condition of the hospital was good and the injured were satisfied. Noon in my office

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 22, 1986

I was at home until half past two in the afternoon. I rested and studied. Talked with Dr. Rouhani about the purchase of Skycard anti-aircraft guns of the IRGC. Haj Ahmad Agha came and said that the Imam has a firm opinion that Seyyed Mahdi Hashemi's group should be rejected and persecuted. Our concern is that Ayatollah Montazeri

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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 15, 2003

From Ayatollah Hashemi's trip to Mazandaran to the murmur of referring Iran's case to the UN Security Council / Extensive coverage of ElBaradei's trip to Iran and nuclear negotiations / China became the third country capable of building a manned spacecraft

بشنوید | به عبارت دیگر پلاس ۱۰۰ | از کاشان تا قله‌های تجارت بریتانیا گفت‌وگو با لرد دیوید آلیانس

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بشنوید |اظهارات جنجال برانگیز عزت الله ضرغامی:کاش آن صحنه‌ها را از تلویزیون پخش نمی‌کردم!

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Listen | Harvard Oral History | Mozaffar Baghaei Kermani | Episode Twenty-Five

Mozaffar Baqai Kermani representative of the National Consultative Assembly in the fifteenth، sixteenth and seventeenth terms، one of the founders of the National Front، leader and founder of the Toilers Party through the efforts of Habib Lajvardi listen unfiltered، on Abdi Media's Castbox

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 14, 2003

Mr. Hossein Mahlouji said, approving the twenty-year vision by the Expediency Discernment Council of the System is an important task and reminds one of Iran 1400 and your great Islamic civilization, but with this management situation, it will not be implemented. / Mr. Ahmad Borqani [Farahani], a member of parliament, said, some people are considering proposing a plan to prevent the signing of the Additional Protocol.

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Listen | Harvard Oral History |Mozaffar Baqai Kermani | Episode twenty-four

Mozaffar Baqai Kermani a representative of the National Consultative Assembly during the fifteenth، sixteenth and seventeenth terms، one of the founders of the National Front، leader and founder of the Toilers Party, produced by Habib Lajvardi Unfiltered، listen on Castbox Abdi Media

بشنوید | به عبارت دیگر پلاس ۹۹ | از تلگراف نوری داریوش تا بازار پیام گفت‌وگو با مهدی محسنیان‌راد

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بشنوید | به عبارت دیگر پلاس 98 | بحران قدرت و آینده سیاسی افغانستان گفت‌وگو با نادر نادری

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بشنوید | قسمت پانزدهم | کتاب خاطرات اوین نوشته دکتر صادق زیباکلام

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ببینید | پخش اختصاصی خاطرات محسن سازگارا اپیزود ۲: از دانشگاه شریف تا آمریکا

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Listen | Harvard Oral History | Mozaffar Baqai Kermani | Episode Twenty-Three

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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 11, 1986

After prayer, I did my office work until half past seven in the morning. I stayed in the public meeting only until reading the Quran. Belatedly, the meeting started. I went to Azadi Hotel to open the Islamic banking seminar. I talked for half an hour. I returned to the parliament. Mr. [Abd al-Ali] Ghanbari, the representative, in the afternoon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 8, 1986

I came to the parliament at eight thirty in the morning. In the reports, the news of [Massoud] Rajavi's departure from Paris and going to Baghdad and the official reception in Baghdad had a wide impact. Dr. Hadi came. He brought the details of the negotiations with the American delegation that were taken off the tape. From half past nine in the morning to one in the afternoon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 9, 1986

I prayed the Eid al-Fitr prayer at home. I listened to the Eid prayer ceremony in the Great Mosque of Tehran on the radio. They complained that the officers did not allow the representatives who did not have the Imam's meeting card to enter. Yesterday, we made an appointment with Mr. Ahmad with a representative card

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 7, 1986

The weakness caused by fasting has reduced the function. I spent most of my time reading reports and pamphlets. Usually, every day many documents of functions, plans or needs arrive from government bodies or individuals, which takes a lot of time. In addition to the regular pamphlets of political and security reports,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 6, 1986

I used to study until half past ten in the morning. I went to Tehran University with my family to offer Friday prayers. People's participation in the World Quds Day march was very wide and good. Ambassadors of Islamic countries also came. In the evening, Mr. Ramadani and Mr. Marashi came from the Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office and a report from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 5, 1986

Akhvi Mohammad [Head of Broadcasting Organization] came. He said about his disagreement with the supervisory council. In the evening Mr. Siraj came and asked for help for the light caravans in the east of the country. We went to the army center to break the fast. Most of the officials were also there. About the war and the need to mobilize resources to end the war earlier

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 4, 1986

I reached the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I told Dr. Velayati to send a delegation to Lebanon and show some kindness to the Palestinian embassy in Tehran. Before the order, I talked about Quds Day and June 15. In the public meeting, the very sensitive and controversial draft of the amendment to the law of the Ministry of Health and Medicine and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 3, 1986

I attended the public session of the Parliament until 10:30 in the morning. Mr. [Mehdi] Karroubi [Deputy Speaker of Parliament] presided over the rest of the session. At noon, Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came. We discussed the Executive Headquarters of Khatam to mobilize the country's resources for the war, and I pointed out the flaws in his interview.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 3, 1986

I studied for Friday sermons at home until half past ten in the morning. I performed the Friday prayer. At the end, I prayed and in praying for the sick of Muslims, I meant sick. Because such a supplication from me in the Friday prayer was rare or unprecedented, many guessed that the Imam was ill and the

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 28, 1986

We spent the whole day at the golf course in a room and discussed war matters and examining needs and plans. [Mr. Rafiq Dost and Zanganeh] the Ministers of the Revolutionary Guards and Jihad and [Mr. Hassan Firouzabadi] the Deputy Prime Minister for War Affairs who were summoned also came. The commanders of the 25th division came to Karbala.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 29, 1986

First, the commander of the IRGC artillery and the governor of Khuzestan came for war affairs. Among other things, we negotiated about firing cannonballs into Basra, repairing the cannons, and [providing] housing for the combatant commanders in Ahvaz. I took a bath with cold water from Ahvaz, which can be replaced with warm water due to the heat of the air

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 25, 1986

I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. There are many referrals from representatives. Mr. Sayad Shirazi came before noon. Someone had offered the sensitive parts of the radars to them for sale. I referred to Dr. Rouhani. Mr. Aghazadeh [Oil Minister]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 1, 1986

Mr. [Mustafa] Kafashzadeh came home and claimed from an arms broker that one of the effective people of the air force asked him for a bribe. I told Dr. Rouhani to pursue the issue immediately. Mr. [Ebrahim] Sanjaghi and [Hamid] Nachigan came. First, letters to be signed in war affairs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 26, 1986

I was at home until four in the afternoon. I was studying and I prepared my luggage for the trip to the front. They brought the reports in the evening. There was no important news. I left at four o'clock in the afternoon and wrote that the same old will is valid. Like last time, with Basij uniforms in an unarmored car

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 21, 1986

I arrived at the parliament on time. I stayed at the public meeting until half past ten. There were many referrals from the representatives. I spoke to the Basij women who received Khomein's military training and the Imamiya students of Pakistan, who are guests of the Ministry of Guidance. Mr. Rouhani and Hadi to follow up the deal

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 2, 1986

I read the reports until half past seven in the morning. I was in the public meeting until half past ten. The power plan of Article 90 commission is discussed and the government strongly opposes it, but the majority of representatives agree and nothing can be done. Before noon, I went to war. In the afternoon, Mrs. Dabbagh and Mr. Younes Mohammadi came.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 30, 1986

I came to the parliament on time. In the past two or three days, they gave the summary of the reports to Khuzestan and we saw them. It is not important. I stayed in the public session of the Majlis until half past nine and then I came to my office. Mr. Abdullah Nouri came and made a suggestion about reducing the civilian personnel of the army. colonel

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 20, 1986

I was at home. I read the reports. Before noon, Mr. Ahmad Agha and Mr. Ray Shahri came. Mr. Ray Shahri said that Ayatollah Montazeri is upset with the discovery and arrest of Seyyed Mahdi Hashemi's secret center and equipment and says that they need these things for the movement's work. But Mr. Ray Shahri did not accept that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 11, 1986

At first Mr. Rafiq Dost came to get currency and credit. Then Dr. Rouhani came for war and defense affairs and to solve the problem of lack of coordination between the camp headquarters and the IRGC. Before the meeting, I warned the representatives to go to the fronts during Ashura. I came to my office after the meeting. gentlemen

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 17, 1986

Mr. Rezaei and Rafiq Dost came after visiting the Imam. They talked about the war and the IRGC and the helicopters that the army should hand over to the IRGC by order of the Imam. They would like to have a ceremony on the occasion of the anniversary of the Imam's order regarding the establishment of three ground, sea and air forces of the IRGC. I for abstinence

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 12, 1986

I was at home. Mr. [Ayatollah] Khamenei performed Friday prayers. The news came that the surface-to-surface missile that we fired at Baghdad last night hit an area near the hotel area and caused many casualties. We hit the center of the Iraqi secret police. The Supreme Council announced that the buildings of

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 18, 1986

I came to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. Mr. Hamid Mirzadeh and Mozafari came to set up the information computer terminal - a branch has been installed in my office and the office of the president and prime minister. It is a good job. Explanations about Kish Island, which has recently become a free [commercial] port

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 13, 1986

I had little sleep last night because of my busy schedule, and today I feel a little tired. In the afternoon, they informed that Iraq attacked five oil pump houses that deliver southern oil to the refineries of Tehran, Isfahan and Tabriz, and the oil was cut off. An attacking plane has been shot down. Minister

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 19, 1986

I was at home. A group of military training officials came. They complained about the lack of space and teachers and the lack of use of Imam Hossein's barracks. The commander of the navy said the measures to control the ships. The deputy commander of the ground forces reported the news of last night's limited operation in the west of Mehran.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 14, 1986

There is a lot of news about where our rocket hit Baghdad. Iraq has made noise on our part about hitting residential areas. In the evening, I went to Tawheed Center for a lecture at the invitation of Ayatollah Mousavi Ardabili. Mehdi returned from the front today, I was happy. The front has had constructive effects on him. From management

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 15, 1986

First of all, I studied after prayer. Mr. [Abbas] Kothari, the preacher, came to the service of the imam after the mourning ceremony of Hosseinieh Jamaran [on the occasion of Hosseini's Ashura] and according to the tradition of the years, he came to pray for prayer. Mr. Mortazavi, who lost his sight in the front, and Mr. Chehal Akhtarani

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 10, 1986

I dealt with war affairs. Mr. Rafiq Dost asked me to accept the representative of Libya, who is carrying the message of Major [Abdul Salam] Jalud [member of the Libyan Military Command Council]. I told him to come to the parliament. At night, the heads of forces and the ministers of oil and foreign affairs were in our house. Fati was a housewife. to the Minister of Oil

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 16, 1986

Mr. Colonel Jamali, the successor of Mr. Colonel Hosni Saadi, informed that Iraq has retreated in a part of the 270 Mehran height where we were supposed to attack, and our forces have found out in the end. They attacked the last group and captured 12 people. He wanted to revive the spirit

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 31, 1986

I went to the parliament first. It turned out that the operation was not done last night. Dr. Jasbi came. He gave a report on the status of Islamic Azad University. They want to make tuition more expensive. I told him to consult with the Prime Minister. He wanted permission to build Karaj University. [Mr. Dargahi, Deputy Prime Minister and Superintendent

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 1, 1986

I was waiting for the results of last night's operation. Around nine o'clock in the morning, the news came through Mr. Mohsen Rezaei that there was no action in the south and that action was taken in the Haj Imran area in the north. [My son] Mahdi is also in the same area. The Badr brigade, which consists of Iraqis, has completely achieved its goals and is in the position

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 7, 1986

I came to the parliament early in the morning. In the reports, there is ambiguity regarding the final decisions of the non-aligned conference. It seems that they have encountered a problem for the resolution and the location of the future conference. Mr. Hedayat [Lotafian] informed from Hamza camp that they have stopped the continuation of the Karbala II operation and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 2, 1986

I came to the parliament early. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei informed from the southern front that the fighters have managed to capture the Al-Amiya wharf in Iraq. About a hundred people have been captured. Iraqi planes attacked and one of them was shot down. He wanted to explain the importance of work to the people. Commander of the force

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 8, 1986

First, the IRGC commanders came and gave a report on the Karbala II operation. They have not been successful. In the axis that the Iraqi Mujahideen have acted, they have had relative success, and in the axis of action of our own forces, they have retreated by giving about four hundred martyrs and missing people. They reported the future operations

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 3, 1986

I woke up at half past one in the morning with the phone call of Mr. Mohsen Rezaei from the southern front. He said that seven missile-launching frigates of the enemy have passed Khor Abdullah, and there is a possibility of a heavy conflict in Al-Bakr and Al-Amiya area, and he asked for help. I told Colonel Tarabi to tell the air and sea forces of the army to help.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 9, 1986

In the meeting of the parliament, Mr. Faragh mentioned a calamity [on the occasion of the month of Muharram], but he did not recite a good prayer. After breathing, we came to the funeral ceremony of two Iraqi martyrs of Karbala. There was a large crowd. Messrs. [Syed Mohammad Baqer] Hakim and the Prime Minister and I talked. About a hundred martyrs were buried.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 4, 1986

Early in the morning, they came from the Ministry of Intelligence for advice on the Russian ship and the port of Kuwait. I participated in the public meeting. I warned the representatives to refrain from divisive words. After breathing, I came to my office. Mr. [Ali Asghar] Hejazi came and reported the results of their negotiations for the mission

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 5, 1986

I worked at home for Friday sermons until half past ten. I performed the Friday prayer. I watched a movie on TV in the evening. One of my bodyguards asked to take a souvenir photo with me; Because there was already a complaint that he abused my protection position, it is difficult for me

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 6, 1986

The news of the attack on the Jewish synagogue in Istanbul, Türkiye and the killing of 24 people, including six Jewish rabbis, received a lot of attention. The media of the enemies are trying to attribute this incident and yesterday's attack on the American plane in Karachi, Pakistan to our friends. I told the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 24, 1986

Imam had a meeting. I arrived a little late. The meeting had become official. The imam spoke relatively with a strong tone and a healthy voice. Akhvi Mohammad came and complained about Mr. Hojjat according to the opinion of the Guardian Council. Mr. Rouhani came. We set the time of the camp headquarters meeting to review the future operation plan.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 25, 1986

I stayed in my office before noon. Since the seminar was held in the parliament, I preferred to stay for reference. The officials of Bakhtran province came and told the needs of the region; Because they are near the front, most of their facilities are spent on war and they need more support. Noon, district commanders

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 28, 1986

I was at home. I spent my time studying. Tayyaba's sister and other relatives came. Mohammad Hamshirezadeh, who returned from Makkah, says that the situation of Iranians is very good, our thoughts have penetrated and the children of Saudi Arabia call the Iranians they see death to America and death to Israel. the visitor

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 30, 1986

Early in the morning, I followed up on the orders for coordinating the fronts. The situation at the front has improved. Mrs. Fatemeh Kargar, who comes to help Efat a few days a week, came today after being absent for three weeks. She had gone to Lahijan to collect the rice from her farm. She was happy about the abundant harvest and about the high wages of workers.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 23, 1986

I was at home all day. My main work was studying reports and catching up on tasks delayed by a few days of travel. I was informed that Mr. Abdel Halim Khaddam, Deputy President of Syria, had come to Iran and wanted to meet with me as well. The meeting was limited. In the evening, Mr. [Ayatollah] Khamenei informed me that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 27, 1986

I studied until eight in the morning. I went to the parliament for meetings. Mr. [Mustafa] Mohaghegh Damad, the head of the country's inspection organization, came. He complained about the disorganization of the courts, especially the revolutionary courts, and their excessive violence, and the waste of seized property, and recommended to soften the atmosphere of the society. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 22, 1986

I participated in the dust removal program of the Holy Shrine of Imam Reza (AS). Mr. Safi [Golpaygani] and Mahdavi Kani, Emami Kashani, Rasouli [Mahlati], Javadi [Amli], [Mohammedreza] Tausli, Ferdowsi and [Waez] Tabasi were also there. More than fifty million tomans of money and a large amount of gold

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 29, 1986

I studied at home until half past ten in the morning. I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. Asr Ahmad Agha said by phone that Mr. Karroubi said that there are not ten people left, but two or three people. He himself was supposed to thank Fahad. At night, there were a lot of phone calls with the front and the Khatam headquarters

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 26, 1986

I stayed at home. The painter comes and paints the house. We have limitations. Yesterday he painted my bedroom and today he painted other places. Mr. Shirazi Imam Juma of Mashhad and his son came. The son said about the necessity of handling and comforting the pilots who leave the country due to problems. from

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 21, 1986

First, I visited the Holy Shrine and participated in the joint morning ceremony of the armed forces at the barracks of the 77th Lashkar in Khorasan and gave a speech to them. They held a parade and from there to visit the site of Kabkan, which the Americans used during the time of the Shah to control nuclear operations and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 11, 1986

Mr. Basharti informed that Saudi Arabia announced that some Iranian pilgrims had TNT in their bags. Agha Jalal sacrificed a sheep for Mehdi and donated. Ahmad Agha came before noon. Regarding the authority to determine the legal punishments that we have had problems with the Guardian Council,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 17, 1986

I came to the parliament. I told my office to arrange a trip to Mashhad. Mr. Zahid came from one of our students in Türkiye. He spoke about the corruption and disgrace of Iranian fugitive women in Türkiye and about the irregularity of Iran Air flights, and he had brought a sum of money from the people of Saudi Arabia for the war and Imam's share. Libyan minister

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 12, 1986

I was at home. Early in the morning they announced that we had hit the rocket last night. Around noon, it was reported that Iraq attacked the island of Siri and hit several ships. Considering that it is more than a thousand kilometers away from Iraq, it is necessary to use neighboring countries or facilities

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 18, 1986

Dr. Velayati came first. Reported the trip to several African countries and the disarmament conference in Geneva. He believes that the trips were effective and that the Islamic Republic has a good reputation. The travel plan to Pakistan and India and the problem of traveling to Pakistan due to the new riots going on there and negative statements

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 13, 1986

I came to the parliament at eight o'clock. [Mr. Yonaka Nomurano] the Japanese ambassador came. He brought Mr. [Shintaro] Abe's [Japanese Foreign Minister] letter and pleaded for the rescue of the American hostages in Lebanon. I said that the United States should make an effort to save the prisoners in Kuwait. This is the wish of the jihad organization

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 19, 1986

First, I went to visit Imam Reza. I read a pilgrimage from the room on the second floor below the holy shrine. If I go among the crowd, it will be crowded and people will express their feelings and will not allow me to visit with my heart. During breakfast Mr. Tabasi and Ferdowsi from the harassment of the line

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 14, 1986

I was at home all day. Fati and Faeza went to Javaherdeh to rest. The family of late Lahoti has a house there. I told the guards to prepare to go to Mashhad. We want to take the family of all the guards. Mr. Rahmani [in charge] of Basij came and surrendered due to the pressure of the IRGC

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 20, 1986

After prayer and visiting the holy shrine and having breakfast, we went to Mashhad Airport and flew by three helicopters to the [Khangiran] gas refinery in Sarakhs. We spent two or three hours visiting different sections, and at the end, I spoke to the employees. Then we went by helicopter to a pistachio forest area on the Soviet border.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 15, 1986

Until ten-thirty in the morning, I was studying for the sermons. At the University of Tehran, I led the Friday prayer. Before the sermons began, I spoke with Mr. [Mohammad-Taqi] Mesbah [Yazdi] about the state of the courses and the seminary. He believes that strong talents have been attracted to the [religious] seminary in Qom, but management and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 16, 1986

I was at home. I spent my time reading. In the afternoon, news arrived that Iraq had attacked the facilities of the Dez and Shahid Abbaspour dams, and one Mirage had been shot down with some damage caused. I wrote a detailed letter to Mohsen Rezaei for Mr. Danayi to deliver, but it didn't reach him. Near sunset, Ahmad-Agha came. According to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 1, 1986

I was at home. I spent my time resting and studying. Efat asked about Mehdi's whereabouts and condition. Mr. Iqbali informed that he is at the dam camp site. Dr. Velayati came to say goodbye and consult about traveling to several African countries. Regarding the trip to Ethiopia, I advised them to spread the news in a way

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 10, 1986

Mehdi was getting ready to go to the front and I came to the parliament to make meetings. Mr. Colonel Tarabi came to report the issues of the war. Mr. Hamid Nachigan came. He stated that he is unemployed. Mr. Naji, the director of steel industries, came. He gave a report on the state of the steel industry and to strengthen the budget and force

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 5, 1986

It rained at night and in the morning torrential rain came in Jamaran. Usually, we did not have this kind of rain in this season. We went to Parchin by car to visit military industries. Missile industries, chemical industries, gunpowder manufacturing, ammunition filling, Katyusha and RPG. We saw the construction and to the description

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 6, 1986

I came to the parliament at nine o'clock in the morning. Parliament is closed. The West German ambassador came. I warned about the necessity of completing half-finished projects. The ambassador of South Korea came. He wanted to convert the consulate into an embassy and requested the release of a Korean diplomat who was kidnapped in Lebanon. Statement of ignorance

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 7, 1986

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying and resting. Mr. Ahmad came and we discussed the war, retaliatory measures, hacked parts taken from America, and the next stages of exchange with hostages, the plan to intensify the punishment of the perpetrators, and Imam's message to the pilgrims. Iraq attacked Isfahan and Khark

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 2, 1986

I was at home. It was reported from Mahdi that he is in the camp and is undergoing war and ground operations training. He came with Mr. Rahmani in the afternoon. Chastity was very happy. He is satisfied with the training. He has seen an intense period and it is claimed that he slept only two or three hours a day and the rest of the time

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 8, 1986

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. I was involved in war affairs and countering the invasions of Iraq. We have given the order to attack the industrial centers of Basra with cannons and air strikes on the economic centers, which is being carried out. Mr. [Abdul Majid] Maadikhah came in the evening. The foundation of history was discussed. to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 3, 1986

On the phone, the president said the proposed plan of Sayad to describe the duties of the new position of the member of the Supreme Defense Council. I read the reports. There is no news from the current OPEC meeting. The reactionary faction is disruptive. After my warning on Thursday, the Iraqis have temporarily settled down, and they have responded with slogans and words

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 9, 1986

At eight o'clock in the morning, we went to visit the Imam with [my son] Mehdi. Mahdi said goodbye to Imam to go to the front. Sarah was supposed to come, but she didn't. I talked with the imam about the problems that the Majlis has with the Guardian Council in its approvals, and especially about the Guardian Council's opinions about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 4, 1986

Mr. Prime Minister informed that an American plane carrying Haq parts has entered Iran. Finally, we rubbed Reagan's nose in the dirt, and despite his slogan that he does not pay ransom in the case of hostage-taking, he paid an important ransom. It is important to take defense issues like Haq from an enemy like America.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 25, 1986

I was at home. I sent Ayatollah Ardabili for Juma prayer and gave him some tips about war and countermeasures. In the evening, Mr. Vahidi, the intelligence officer of the IRGC, came. He gave a report on the areas under the control of the Taliban in Iraq. It seemed to me that in the past in not accepting cooperation

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 31, 1986

We worked in the parliament until noon. We had a painstaking plan. I deleted meetings at noon. In the evening, a meeting was supposed to be held to complete the plan, after your return from the Guardian Council. A few people did not come. I went to the meeting and summoned them by phone. It was an official meeting. Because of the holidays

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 26, 1986

My son Mehdi was going to the camp for military training and going to the front with Mr. Rahmani - my bodyguard. His mother's chastity patiently chased him away and took the Koran and gave alms and ordered to kill a sheep. Mehdi's mental state was completely normal even though he is not more than 17 years old. From this transformation in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 27, 1986

In the reports, there is the release of an American hostage, and the Americans have thanked Syria. We are waiting for the shipment of hack parts to arrive. I stayed in the public meeting until I breathed. Mr. Nik Roush filed a complaint against Mr. Hadi Ghafari [Tehran's representative]. There are two types of disputes

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 28, 1986

Colonel Jamali replaced the commander of the ground forces. He gave the report of the international security seminar in Geneva. Institute of Strategic Studies had organized. He demanded to speed up the appointment of the commander of the ground forces. I spoke on the phone in the evening and raised the possibility of Colonel Hosni Saadi being elected. a little sad

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 23, 1986

Before the order, I spoke about the visit of the Prime Minister of Israel [Shimon Peres] to Morocco [and meeting with King Hassan II of this country] and condemned it. I stayed in the meeting until half past nine in the morning. The medical system bill was discussed. Some doctors went on strike as a protest against this bill

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 29, 1986

First of all, we negotiated with Mr. [Ayatollah] Khamenei about appointing the commander of the ground forces and firing missiles at Baghdad. I stayed at the public meeting until half past ten. A conflict arose in the talks before Mr. [Mortaza] Razavi's [Tabriz representative] order. It was reported that Iraq bombarded the city of Arak

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 24, 1986

First, Mr. [Hassan] Rouhani and [Mohammed Ali] Hadi came and there was a discussion about countering the attacks of Iraq. I stayed in the meeting until half past ten. The difference between the two lines in the election of the executive board between the parliaments is time-consuming. In the afternoon, Mrs. Ateqah Siddiqi, wife of the martyr, Rajaei [Tehran representative] came and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 30, 1986

I stayed in the public meeting until ten o'clock in the morning. Before the start of the meeting, I warned the representatives from raising differences on the podium. There was a plan to punish the perpetrators of hoarding and high selling. Before noon, I had calls in my office about war matters and especially about rockets to Baghdad.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 22, 1986

I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten in the morning. In my office, I dealt with the current affairs of the war. Mr. Amrullahi [head of the Atomic Energy Organization] came and announced that in the negotiations with France, they have reduced their claim for compensation regarding the cancellation of the Darkhovin power plant contract. From the nuisance of the municipality in the case

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 21, 1986

Dr. Vahid [Dastjerdi, head of the Iranian Red Crescent Society], Dr. [Alireza] Marandi [Minister of Health, Treatment and Medical Education] and [Attaullah] Mohajerani [Legal and Parliamentary Deputy of the Prime Minister] spoke on the phone about the medical system bill that is going to be presented in the parliament. They believed in silence

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 20, 1986

Due to the small number of representatives present, the voting quorum was facing a problem. I worked until almost noon and stayed in the meeting. In the afternoon, Mr. [Mohammed] Ishaq Madani from the Sunni representatives of Sistan and Baluchistan province [Saravan representative] came. Full report of the situation in the region and Baluchistan, Pakistan

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 19, 1986

Mr. [Ali] Shamkhani [Commander of the IRGC Ground Forces] came, reported the situation of the fronts, and discussions were held regarding the matters that should be raised in the IRGC commanders' meeting. At eight in the morning, we went to visit the Imam along with the commanders of the divisions and the army and IRGC headquarters. Before the meeting, in the courtyard of the house

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 18, 1986

I used to study for sermons until half past ten. I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. My relatives took my time in the evening. The family of Ashikh Mohammad Hashiman, his wife Siddiqa and her children, as well as the children of the late brother Haj Qasim, came. Mr. Col. Jamali said on the phone from Switzerland, speakers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 17, 1986

Due to the delay of several representatives, the meeting became official with a delay of three quarters of an hour. Before starting, I criticized the lawlessness of the representatives and threatened to implement the predicted punishments. I remained breathless in the meeting till the end and canceled some of the leave. Some representatives came to support

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 16, 1986

I stayed in the public meeting until I breathed. I was hot and tired. Mr. Hadi Ghaffari came to my office and expressed his displeasure about the newspaper Resalat and Khat Vang. I wrote a letter to the Prime Minister of China about the rapid training of anti-aircraft and coastal defense personnel, which Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh [Deputy Prime Minister

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 15, 1986

In the morning, I participated in the public session of the Majlis. I came to my office at nine in the morning. Mr. Shamlu came from the Parliament Laws Department for administrative work. Saeed al-Zhakreen [Majlis Public Relations Deputy] came to get permission to transfer to the oil company. Mr. Ray Shahri came and talked about the gang that Shabnameh is in favor of the army

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 14, 1986

We had a meeting of the assembly of experts from eight in the morning until noon. Mr. [Sadiq] Khalkhali said harsh words in the speech before the order in response to Mr. [Ahmed] Azri [Qami]. In the evening, Mr. [Mohammed Mahdi] Dastghib and [Gholamohsin] Jami Imam Juma came to Abadan. with Mr. Jami about war victims and preserving palm trees

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 13, 1986

In today's public session of the Majlis, there was a lot of excitement in the election of the legal members of the Guardian Council. The struggle was between two factions, and in the case of Dr. Hadi, he was finally defeated by a difference of two votes - ninety-two five against ninety-seven. At ten in the morning, I went to the meeting of the Supreme Council of War Support Staffs. in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 12, 1986

I learned about the plan to capture Al-Amiya Wharf. It turned out that they could not capture, but they claim that they shot down an Iraqi plane and two helicopters and sank two boats. I participated in the public session of the Majlis. The two-urgent plan for the quality of selection of jurists of the Guardian Council was discussed. Queue

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 11, 1986

I was at home. The Friday imam [in Tehran] was established by Mr. Mousavi Ardabili. Ahmad Agha came before noon. We discussed the text of the Imam's ruling regarding the appointment of Sayad [Shirazi] and [Mohsen Rafiq Dost] as the IRGC Minister in the Supreme Council of Defense. In the evening, a detailed interview with Pasdar Islam magazine [Organ

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 10, 1986

Before the start of the meeting, I spoke about the impossibility of presenting the report of the special commission [dealing with] Algeria's statement in the public meeting. 120 representatives have requested its plan. Rafsanjani were spectators of the meeting. They chanted. Mr. [Mortaza] Fahim [Kermani] came and protested. Headquarters of Khatam camp

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 9, 1986

After the public meeting of the Majlis, I went to the [Azadi] stadium to give a speech at the Basij commanders' plan seminar. In order to use Basiji people for the work [preparation] of five hundred new battalions established by the IRGC. I came back at eleven o'clock. Mrs. Toheidi from Freeman to complain about their representative and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 8, 1986

I was in the public meeting until half past ten. They informed that our forces have achieved important victories in the attack on the southern heights of Qalavizan in Iraq. I had several meetings in my office until noon. Mr. Aghamohammadi and Mr. Kamali came. Friday imam of Paveh complains about the behavior of the mayor of Paveh

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 7, 1986

I was at home. Until noon, my time was spent reading reports and doing things over the phone. Usually, on the days when we are at home, I bring things home. In the evening Mr. [Ali] Fallahian [Deputy Minister of Information] came. He gave explanations about the actions of the ministry and consulted about future plans

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 6, 1986

There is nothing important in the reports. In the public session, before the agenda, I spoke about the death of Mr. [Ayatollah] Khamenei's father. I arrived at my office at ten o'clock. Mr. [Mohammad] Khazaei, the representative of Rasht, came and talked about Mr. [Sadegh] Ehsanbakhsh [the representative of the Supreme Leader in Gilan province and the Friday prayer leader of Rasht] and his supporters

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 5, 1986

In the forenoon, Mr. Rezai informed that there was a clash last night and today in Mehran over the Qalavizan heights, which ended in our favor. I spoke to the Prime Minister, the Minister of the Army, and the head of the Central Bank about facilitating and accelerating the payment of the budget for equipping 500 battalions. I also spoke with the Minister of Oil about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 4, 1986

I participated in the Friday prayer. I delivered the second sermon about Mehran's victories. The news came that last night and today two brigades of the Iraqi presidential guard were destroyed in Mehran. Mr. Amir Iraqi came in the evening and consulted about his job. His relationship with the higher officials of the Ministry of Petroleum is not warm and he said

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 3, 1986

I was at home. I read the reports. The news from the front is good and indicates more progress in Mehran region. His sister Tayyaba, Muhammad and Masoumeh came. He informed that his son Mahdi was injured in Mehran and was transferred to Noug. He trained [diving] to cross Arvand and break the line

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 2, 1986

After praying, exercising and cleaning the pool, I came to the assembly. Mr. Saidi [Far, the intelligence officer of Quds camp] informed that last night we made progress towards Mehran. There was no war news on the seven o'clock [morning radio] news. I protested to the Corps and the Propaganda [War] Headquarters. It turned out in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 1, 1986

I came to the parliament early in the morning. Mr. Shamkhani informed that the first stage of the operation has been successfully completed and our forces are busy building the embankment. I told Dr. Rouhani to follow up for anti-aircraft and hack support and sending mortar ammunition. I told Mr. [Kamal] Kharazi [Chief of War Propaganda Staff].

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 30, 1986

I was at home. In the morning, I spent most of my time studying. Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq Dost [Minister of IRGC] informed that the operation [Karbala I] has been postponed until next night. In the evening Mr. [Kazim] Khansari [Iranian Ambassador to Libya] came and brought the opinions of the Libyan leaders. They expect us

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 28, 1986

At eight in the morning, we arrived at the service of the Imam with Mr. President. There was a discussion about the replacement of the commander of the ground forces and that Mr. Sayad should be appointed by the Imam to be a member of the Supreme Council of Defense and to appreciate his efforts.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 29, 1986

I arrived at the parliament at six thirty in the morning. In the reports, the threat from Iraq and OPEC issues are important. There is hope for obtaining a half-hearted decision in OPEC, and also news had come that two oil tankers had been hit in southern waters by our airplanes, for which I asked the navy for an explanation. It turned out that the air force had hit them.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 27, 1986

I was at home. I used the small swimming pool in the house to swim and ate mulberries from the small mulberry tree in the yard. I was informed that last night we hit two Scud-B missiles on the oil facilities in northwest Kirkuk and our planes also bombed other facilities in the same area of Iraq this morning.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 26, 1986

I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. After the opening of the public meeting and signing the delegates' leave, I returned to my office. The army commanders came from the front. The situation of the fronts was discussed until noon and finally, despite the hesitation due to the lack of strength, we decided to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 24, 1986

I went to the parliament and stayed in the open session until half past ten in the morning. Because I rarely stay in the meeting, there are many requests from the representatives. Mr. Abdullah Nouri [Chairman of the Parliament's Program and Budget Commission] came and said about the excessive use of funds in the army. Dr. Hadi and Kangerlo came. About the hostages

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 25, 1986

I came to the assembly at eight in the morning. Until nine o'clock, I read the reports. Mr. [Mahmoud Mohammadi] Araqi, the deputy of the Imam's representative in the IRGC, came and gave a report on the situation of the fronts and the IRGC. He said that some commanders are not in favor of the upcoming operation in Mehran and emphasized the necessity of appointing the Imam's representative in the IRGC.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 23, 1986

At nine in the morning, the commanders of the Corps came. They brought the plan for future operations and the general mobilization program to form five hundred battalions by autumn and a thousand battalions by the end of the year. The Ministry of the Corps wants a budget of thirty billion tomans to prepare for this program, of which about eight hundred million dollars is foreign currency;

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 22, 1986

I stayed in the parliament's public session until 9:30 in the morning. Mr. [Seyed Hossein] Ghazizadeh Hashemi, the representative of the people of Fariman, came to my office. They had brought money for the front. I participated in the Supreme Council of War Support session. Decisions were made. At noon, the members of the Ramadan headquarters came. About employing the group

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 21, 1986

I was at home. I worked in my library until half past eight in the morning. I told Colonel [Mustafa] Tarabi to emphasize to Colonel [Abbas] Babayi about the overseas operations. For some time now, we have given a serious order to deal with Iraq's industrial centers, but except for one case, we have done it right

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 20, 1986

I was at home. Mr. Emami [Kashani] performed the Friday prayer; I picked berries from the small mulberry tree that is in the yard of the house, childhood memories came alive in Nog. They informed that two French hostages in Lebanon have been released. Mr. Prime Minister said on the phone that the French ambassador called

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 18, 1986

I arrived at the parliament at eight in the morning. I read the reports until nine o'clock. I greeted Mr. [Mohsen] Daagu. He was diagnosed with cancer and was treated for months in London. He said the danger has been removed. The managers of the Islamic Economic Organization came. To control loan funds and export facilities

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 15, 1986

I worked in my office until seven thirty in the morning. In the official parliamentary session, the election of the board of directors was held. I was elected as president with 179 votes in favor, 22 against, and 24 abstentions. Mr. Karroubi became the first vice president. Mr. Yazdi was also demoted from the first vice president to the second vice president, which caused discontent among the alignment.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 19, 1986

After prayer, I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. I stayed very little in the public meeting. Talking with Mr. [Asadullah] Bayat, [Abdulreza] Asadinia and Ismail Fadayi, to clear the opacity caused by Mr. Bayat's statements in the supervisory council, which were transferred to the parliament by Mr. Asadinia.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 17, 1986

I came to the parliament early in the morning. In the public meeting, the swearing-in ceremony was held for the new board of directors. In the breathing of Mr. Dr. Rouhani came. We discussed about the war and also about his trip abroad. Agha Mohammadi came. Due to his disagreement with the officials of the Ramadan camp about the quality of use

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 16, 1986

I am not happy because of the state of war and martyrdoms and people's problems. Mr. [Abdul Majid] Maadikhah came before noon. He applied for the establishment of the Qarz al-Hasna fund of the Tarikh Foundation and his late protector, and he asked for a car for the foundation and informed that he saw a large number of people participating in the Quds Day ceremony in Germany.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 14, 1986

Mr. [Sheikh Hasan] Saneyi [head of Panzede Khordad Foundation] came. In order to get a share of 4% of the goods for the 15th of Khordad Foundation, which he gives to the families of the martyrs, he appealed and asked for currency for the cement factory, part of which was confiscated for the foundation. Mr. [Mohsen] Kangarlu said on the phone

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 13, 1986

I studied at home until half past ten in the morning. I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. The second sermon was about explaining the Imam's statements. Asr Ahmad Agha came. He said that he raised the issue of negotiations with the Americans with the imam, and the imam said that there has been no harm so far, but he should be very careful.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 12, 1986

I came to the parliament at half past six in the morning. We did not have anything important in the reports. I attended the public meeting until half past ten. Then I did the administrative work and read the reports until noon. Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq Dost, [Hasan] Rouhani, [Hossein] Mahluji and [Mohammed Ali] Hadi came. Factory setting

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 10, 1986

I reached the parliament at half past seven in the morning. Before the order, I talked about Imam's statements yesterday. I emphasized on the unity and participation of people in cultural affairs and schools and universities. The representatives protested against the disrespect of Beit Imam officials yesterday. [Mr. Mohammad Bagher Bahrami] representative of Asadabad

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 2, 1986

I arrived at the parliament at half past eight in the morning. I read the reports until ten in the morning. It was not important. The commander of the Kerman Corps came. He gave a report on the situation of the region and the army. Now, more than thirteen battalions of Kerman People's Forces are on the front. There was a discussion about Quds battalions and public procurement. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 1, 1986

I came to the parliament at half past seven in the morning. It was reported that one of our oil tankers was hit. I stayed in the public meeting until ten o'clock. Mr. [Akbar] Turkan came for advice on military purchases and the construction of an airplane factory. Mr. Rahmani for the affairs of the IRGC and the executive headquarters of Khatam camp

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 31, 1986

I had a revival at night. At half past nine in the morning, I went to visit Imam. I gave a report on the situation of the fronts and the arrival of the American delegation.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 30, 1986

Ahmad Agha came and said that the letter of six personalities about the prime minister's explosion case had reached the imam, and they had summoned the imam, Mr. Ardabili, the Khoinis, and Raisi, and after the general prosecutor said that the accused were innocent, the imam had ordered their release.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 28, 1986

I was at home. While having breakfast, Dr. Hadi announced that the negotiations with the Americans had reached a dead end and that they were going to leave Iran. Before that, Mr. Kongerlo informed that they had left and left [Manochehr] Qurban Far to look after the work. Asr Ahmad Agha came. in progress

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 29, 1986

I came to the parliament at eight thirty in the morning. [Sam] Njoma, the leader of the [Namibian Liberation Front] Swapo came to meet and the talks were about the status of the Namibian revolution. Dr. [Mohsen] Noorbakhsh [CEO of the Central Bank] came. He asked that at the opening ceremony of the Islamic banking seminar, which is supposed to involve thirty countries

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 27, 1986

I forgot to set the alarm. I did not wake up at dawn and we all fasted without dawn. I usually wake up with the alarm clock and wake up the children. I came to the parliament. Before going to the meeting, Dr. Hadi came and gave a report on the three and a half hours of negotiations with the Americans last night.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 26, 1986

I was at home. Dr. Hadi and Dr. Rouhani came and after their advice on the debatable issues, it was decided that Dr. Hadi would negotiate with the American delegation. They came in the evening and said that McFarlane is unhappy and claims that he was insulted, why the authorities do not talk to him and why his gift

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 25, 1986

According to the reports, Iraq has bombed Gore and Omidiye pump houses and oil exports have been stopped. I told [Colonel Hoshang Sediq] the commander of the air force to retaliate and the artillery of the ground force was also told to retaliate. Mr. [Mohsen] Kongerlu informed that the plane carrying parts

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 24, 1986

We discussed with Ahmad Agha about the response letter of the IRGC commander. It was agreed that they should answer in such a way that the Imam's representation in the army would not be weakened and the commanders' hands would be open in the affairs of war. The Imam's office was told by those who agreed with the establishment of the headquarters of the three forces and the execution of the command

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 23, 1986

Ahmad Agha came and there was a discussion about the Imam's new ruling in the army. Mr. Kongerlo came and informed that the American delegation will arrive the day after tomorrow. The quality of their control and the issues of hostages and what they have to give in return were discussed. Relatives were our guests for iftar. Mr. Marashi Dadyar

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 22, 1986

I stayed in the public meeting until half past ten in the morning. Before the meeting, I explained to the representatives about the war and the escape of the enemy from Feke. Before noon, I spoke for the families of the martyrs in East Tehran. In the afternoon, the commanders of the army came and reported the situation of the front. Evening for the anniversary [of the establishment] of the Majlis

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 21, 1986

In the parliament, we had a meeting with the representatives of Tehran and the ministers of guidance, housing, health, justice and the municipality and governorate of Tehran regarding the review of the plan to reform Jamshid neighborhood and transfer corrupt women to another place for reform and education. We did not reach a clear result and suggested the establishment of camps

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 19, 1986

In the morning, they informed that last night they had taken action to secure the heights overlooking Mehran. At the end of last night, they had informed that they could not act due to the lack of necessary forces. Yesterday, it was decided to take action to get Mehran back last night. Most of the time to read the reports

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 20, 1986

I came to the parliament on time. I did not go to the public meeting to follow up the war issues. Mr. Jamali and Mr. Rezaei informed that last night for the second time we reached the height overlooking Mehran and also the height of 2519 Haj Imran. I emphasized on strengthening the defense lines with the help of the IRGC, especially Qasr Shirin and Khorramshahr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 18, 1986

I reached my office at half past seven in the morning. In the reports, the Iraqis' rejoicing about the capture of the city of Mehran shows itself. They make political and spiritual exploitation. I emphasized with Mr. Rezaei and Mr. Shamkhani about the need to take action to withdraw Mehran. Before the official start of the meeting to the representatives,

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 17, 1986

I was at home. They informed that Iraq has attacked Mehran and two army brigades are sitting back. The IRGC forces have arrived and blocked the enemy's progress. Mr. Ray Shahri [Information Minister] came. A sad story of the differences between Hizb al-Dawa and Mr. [Syed Mohammad Baqer] Hakim's group in the parliament

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 16, 1986

I was at home. I spent my time studying and resting. There is a fierce conflict in Haj Imran region. Asr Ahmad Agha came. We talked about the war and taking care of the Imam and Mr. [Syed Mohammad Reza] Golpaygani's telegraph issue and the difference between IRGC and Basij. In the morning, Dr. [Massoud] Pourmaghods for a chastity examination

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 15, 1986

I slept after dawn until seven in the morning. Before the order, I talked about the attack on the passenger train in Haft Tepe. I came to my office. Dr. Rouhani and Dr. Hadi came. They advised about warming up with France and helping to free the French hostages in Lebanon. Mr. Rezaei came and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 14, 1986

Early in the morning, Colonel Jamali reported from the front that Iraq attacked the Haj Omran area tonight, but with prior preparation, the attack was repelled, and he expressed satisfaction with the cooperation of the army and the IRGC. Then, Mr. Ghaderi, the representative of Piranshahr, reported the same and requested air support. To [Colonel Houshang

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 13, 1986

After having suhoor, I could not sleep and was lethargic until noon. I went to the parliament. I stayed in the public session until 10:30 in the morning. One of the representatives from West Azerbaijan was upset with the Barzani leaders and suggested more caution in dealing with them. At noon, Mr. Safayi reported on the Non-Aligned Summit

پس از همایش برای آثار و نظرات رهبر دوم جمهوری اسلامی اکنون مبانی اصولی و رجالی رهبر سوم جمهوری اسلامی در قم در حال تدریس است

Following the conference, the fundamental principles and hadith narrator studies of the third leader of the Islamic Republic are now being taught in Qom, alongside the works and views of the second leader of the Islamic Republic.

One of the members of the Assembly of Experts also declared Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei qualified to be followed as a source of emulation

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Mehdi Mojahed's account of the influential forces within the IRGC Intelligence Organization and the former deputy of the Chief Justice's office and the President's office regarding exchanges between the Islamic Republic and the United States

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 12, 2003

Dr. Rouhani said that we have answered most of the 24 questions from the nuclear agency, but they are not convinced. They have also presented other demands. ElBaradei, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, has also recently made an implicit threat. The Europeans still have not agreed to send anyone for negotiations. China and Russia are also saying to fully implement the resolution, otherwise there is the risk of going to the UN Security Council, which is not advisable. The government delegation is also concerned. They have increased the pressure on Mr. Khatami, the President, to accept.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 12, 1986

I was at home. We don't have public meetings on Mondays, so I didn't have much work. The monotony of work at home, which was mostly studying, made fasting difficult. I contacted the front. We have repelled enemy attacks. Mr. Velayati said on the phone [Mr. Farouk al-Shora] the Syrian Foreign Minister in a hurry

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 11, 1986

I woke up at 2:25 in the morning to eat suhoor and woke up Efat, Fati, Mahdi and Yasir. I slept at half past three, after Suhoor and prayers. We came to the parliament at seven o'clock. There was nothing important in the reports. The bill of village councils was on the order of the parliament. until the hour

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 10, 1986

I spent most of my time studying today. It also rained. I spent some time organizing my library. The room and the shelves do not fit my books. I contacted the front. We did not have any important news. On behalf of Mr. Rahimian, they brought some dollars for the expenses of the front and received a receipt. evening sir

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 9, 1986

I was at home. I spent my time resting and studying. It was reported from the front that the enemy attacked in three places and at night it was found that the attacks were repulsed with the loss of the enemy. I went to serve the imam in the evening for prayer. It was recited with the congregation and then I visited them. The state of war and the problem of the ground forces and the army

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 8, 1986

After the morning prayer, I worked in my office until eight o'clock. Before the order and before the official meeting, I criticized the convulsive action of the last session of the parliament and raised the possibility of preventing the imam from broadcasting the [discussions] of the parliament directly in the event of such incidents. before noon for a group

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 7, 1986

First, we went to Imam Ali's base. A group of clerics are being trained to be sent to the front. A number of women are also being trained for military training. They paraded; It was magnificent. I spoke for them. I participated in the meeting of the government board in the presence of the president. Talk about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 6, 1986

At two o'clock in the morning, there was a call that a group of people under the training of the IRGC were surrounded by floods and the helicopter that went to rescue them had crashed and the helicopter would not come again. I told the [army] consulting office to pursue the issue. They said that the night flight pilot is not ready. how much rain

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 5, 1986

It rains in the morning and evening. Mr. Colonel Nouri, the commander of the Zulfiqar army, came. He gave a report on the situation of the front and ground forces. Because the [home] phone number was changed, the phone connection was poor. Usually, when many people find out about our phone number, we change it, because in addition to being a nuisance

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 4, 1986

I came to the parliament early in the morning. it is raining I found out from the front. Mr. Shamkhani said that there are no major incidents, but due to the rain, the rivers have overflowed and there may be problems on the roads of Hor. I participated in the public meeting until I breathed. The plan of the presidential institution was in order. in breathing

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 3, 1986

Early in the morning, Colonel Jamali reported that last night's attack by our forces in Fakkeh resulted in the destruction of enemy forces, and since they were unable to advance, they returned to their line. It has been raining for two days, and the amount of rain that has fallen this year, they say, has not been seen for the past 25 years.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 2, 1986

I used to study until half past ten in the morning. I went to Tehran University to offer Friday prayers. It rained at the beginning of the sermons. Since most people are not under the roof, I shortened the sermons. A gathering of members of Qom's Islamic Propaganda Office for negotiation and cooperation in completing the work of Key to the Quran

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 1, 1986

After prayer, I worked in my office until seven in the morning. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came. We discussed the consolidation of lines and future operations and land force issues until half past nine. Ahmad Agha informed that the imam has referred the answers to the field court questions to Mr. Montazeri. In a public meeting for

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 29, 1986

I woke up with the ringing of the phone of Colonel [Mustafa] Tarabi [the head of the Imam's consultation office in the army]. informed that a Russian ship carrying weapons for Kuwait has been seized for inspection. I told them to release him. I came to the office. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei announced the attack on Iraq in four axes in the salt lake last night

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 30, 1986

Dr. Rouhani came early in the morning. We talked about the war, the IRGC and the army and issues related to the camp. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came. We discussed future operations and the problems of lack of facilities due to the recent conspiracy of falling oil prices. I participated in the meeting of distinguished warriors serving the Imam. because imam

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 28, 1986

I spent most of my time studying today. Mr. Ahmad came. I told him the discussions of last night about the situation of the army and ground forces for the Imam's information. The meeting schedule of distinguished warriors with the Imam was also arranged. Mr. Major Hashemi came. He is a fisherman friend. Suggestions related to succession

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 27, 1986

I came to the parliament early in the morning. The president asked me on the phone to help in the parliament so that the powers of the president are not weakened, but with the positions of the majority of the representatives, not much can be done. I stayed in the public meeting until I breathed. As usual, due to the responsibility of the war, he is less in the parliament meetings

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 26, 1986

Mr. [Mohsen] Kangerlu came and reported that the Americans say that the parts of Haq are ready for delivery, but they want to meet Kangerlu before the delivery. I said there is no problem, but apparently they are delaying the process with special purposes and do not have good intentions. In the past from this movie

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 25, 1986

I was at home until ten in the morning. First, we went to visit the Imam with the president and the prime minister. They are fine. I went to Friday prayer. In the evening Mr. Falah, the prosecutor of Kerman, came and gave a report on the situation in the region. He is worried about the spread of drugs and also about the bad effects of local conflicts. the night

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 24, 1986

I was at home until ten in the morning. I came to the parliament. Mr. [Ferydoun] Mehdinejad came with [Mr. Ahmad Vahidi] the deputy of IRGC intelligence and consulted about activities abroad. Mr. [Ibrahim] Sanjaghi came and gave a report on the situation of military training and the need to strengthen Basij bases.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 23, 1986

Until eight in the morning, I completed administrative work and wrote the Arabic sermon for the Friday prayer. Mr. Jamali informed that Iraq attacked last night in the Qader operational area from four directions, but failed. Instead of Thursday, we had a public session today. I stayed in the public session of the parliament until ten thirty and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 22, 1986

In the open session of the Parliament, the review of the plan regarding the duties and powers of the President continued. The caravan of five Karbala pilgrims from Khorasan province came in front of the Parliament; it was very magnificent. I spoke to them. Ayatollah Khamenei had also come. A group of disabled war veterans from Arak had come. For them

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 21, 1986

Today I spent most of my time studying; [Hossein] Fardoost's interrogations and current affairs. Mr. Rezaei and Mr. Jamali from the telephone front were satisfied with the strength of the lines and the good cooperation between the army and the IRGC and demanded the dissolution of Hazrat Abul Fazl (PBUH) Brigade. Mr. Sayad made this brigade with the company of volunteers

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 20, 1986

I came to the parliament early in the morning. They came from radio and television and they gave a channel to my office via satellite, which receives the American CNN television network. They have also placed in the offices of the President, the Prime Minister and the Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council. Our agenda was the powers and duties of the president.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 12, 1986

I came to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. Mr. Rahim Safavi and [Ibrahim] Sanjaghi came. They gave the report of the front and brought Mr. Mohsen Rezaei's letter, which had suggestions about the war: the formation of two camps in the south and north of the front, the southern camp under the command of Mr. Shamkhani and the northern camp under the command of Mr.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 18, 1986

I was at home. Mr. Ahmad came. He took reports about the war for the Imam's information. Last night, the situation was in our favor; Unlike the past few days. Mr. Sadegh Tabatabai came in the evening. He consulted on the prosecution of his cases in Europe. [Jacques] Chirac said he wants the expenses of his cases

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 19, 1986

I studied more the writings of [Abbas] Qarabaghi [Chief of Staff of the Imperial Army] and [Hossein] Ferdoost [Head of the Imperial Inspection Organization]. They clarify the situation of the Pahlavi regime. Dr. Rouhani called. He is not satisfied with the continuation of Mr. Rezaei's succession and has a bitter relationship with Rafiq Doust

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 17, 1986

Efat went to Rafsanjan early in the morning and I came to the parliament. I stayed in the public meeting until I breathed. There are many references. I spoke to the officials of the land distribution boards in the breath. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei gave the news of the fronts. They have repulsed several camps and taken some captives. Mr. Rouhani Khabar

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 16, 1986

I got VOA news. There have been rapid and severe reactions in the world against America for its aggression against Libya. I went to the parliament. First, I summoned Mr. Mohsen Rezaei and Mr. Jamali to my office. They agreed on the plans and demanded more powers for the colonel

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 15, 1986

Early in the morning, I heard on American radio that last night America attacked Libya with a plane. I stayed in the public meeting until ten o'clock in the morning. Before the order, I talked about American aggression. In the afternoon [Mr. Farooq al-Shora and Kamel Hassan Mansour] the foreign ministers of Syria and Libya met. more

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 14, 1986

I was at home until two o'clock in the afternoon. Mr. Ahmad came. He informed that Mr. Montazeri had come to visit the Imam and the Imam had reminded him of two issues: 1- Paying more attention to the army and the war 2- Equal treatment with pro-revolutionary clerics and not favoring a particular trend. and also informed

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 13, 1986

I came to the parliament early in the morning, but I did not go to the public meeting to do things related to the war. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came. We negotiated with him about the command of the war. Considering the weakness in the defense of the defense lines, I chose Mr. Rezaei as my successor and gave Mr. Sayad a mission.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 11, 1986

I was at home today. Last night and the night before, it rained a lot in Tehran. They informed by phone that Iraq has taken some heights from ground forces in Somar. I got very angry. I told Mohsen Rezaei on the phone to strengthen them. The era of Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Rahmani

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 10, 1986

We worked in the public meeting until half past ten in the morning. Before the order, I spoke about the participation of representatives in the war. After breathing, no more meetings were held. The pilgrims of Karbala came in front of the parliament. About nine thousand people were from Tehran province. It was very magnificent. I spoke to them. It also rains

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 8, 1986

I stayed some of the public meeting, left it to Mr. Karroubi and participated in the headquarters meeting of Khatam headquarters. Weaknesses of the defense lines and ground forces and ways to strengthen the lines and compensate for the weaknesses were examined and decisions were made. Yesterday, they also retreated on the Sherhani front. Iraq understood that the lines

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 9, 1986

I worked in my office until eight in the morning. I participated in the funeral ceremony of the late Abbas Moradi - my bodyguard who was injured in a car accident while traveling in Khuzestan and died last night. I was very overwhelmed. He was a worthy young man. Mr. [Mortaza] Al-Vairi came and informed that Mr. Taqi Mohammadi is one of the accused

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 7, 1986

Early in the morning, I went to visit the Imam with Mr. [Ayatollah] Khamenei [President], Mr. [Mousavi] Ardabili [Head of the Judiciary] and [Mirhossein] Mousavi, the Prime Minister. Imam has canceled meetings due to heart failure. In order not to raise questions, we went to meet. now

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 6, 1986

Today, the first public meeting of the parliament in the new year was held and several bills were approved. I was in the public meeting until I breathed. Mr. Rezaei informed that our forces have retreated from Shamiran's horn. Many times I became bitter. Although they had indications of an enemy attack, they had enough strength to defend

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 5, 1986

I came to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei informed that the enemy has taken back the height of Shamiran's horn in Darbandikhan region [Iraq], but the war continues. [Mr. Mohammad Reza Ayatollahi] Minister of Mines and Metals came with his deputies and gave a report on the state of geology and exploration and extraction of mines and

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 4, 1986

I worked at home until half past ten in the morning. I participated in the Friday prayer. In the evening, Mr. Rezaei informed that the enemy has isolated himself in the area of Hazar Qela and Shah Shemiran, which has been resolved in Hazar Qela and the conflict continues in Shah Shemiran. In the evening, relatives came to visit Eid. They have returned from Nog. Mr

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 3, 1986

This morning we went to visit the Imam with Ayatollah Khamenei. They were better, but they still have to stay in the hospital for a while. It is necessary for them to appear in public in the next few days, especially during one of the upcoming holidays. Doctors do not allow it. We came to our house together. about

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 2, 1986

Today, I was at home until four in the afternoon. I went to the president's office. I participated in the "Labik Ba Imam" seminar, which was organized with the presence of Friday imams of the provincial centers, governors and army commanders to support the war. They had doubts. I gave a speech and that

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 1, 1986

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. I asked how Imam was doing on the phone. Ahmad Agha said it is good. Mr. [Ali] Razini came in the evening. Regarding the judicial organization of the armed forces, he requested that the limits of his powers be changed and include political and criminal cases related to military dignity. ref

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 31, 1986

At first, Mr. Rezaei informed that IRGC forces attacked in the area of Michelin and the result is not yet clear. In the afternoon, Mr. [Kamal] Kharazi [the head of the Islamic Republic News Agency] came and reported on his trip to Cuba to participate in the conference of the heads of news agencies and said that our political situation in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 29, 1986

After the morning prayer, we drove to Tehran. We travel by car to observe the security of the area. The area is prosperous and fertile. We stopped at a restaurant between Hamadan and Qazvin to rest. Tea and grilled leaves were served. Cafe Chi recognized me. I was in Basiji clothes.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 30, 1986

Today I was at home with Yaser and Mahdi. Most of my time was spent studying. Mr. Rezai informed that the situation on the fronts is calm. The forces of the IRGC have been reinforced in the northwest, and this has boosted the morale of the army and the IRGC. Regarding communications from Dr. Velayati [Minister of Foreign Affairs]

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 28, 1986

At three o'clock after midnight, we were woken up by the phone of Sayad Shirazi from the Walfajr operation area. He was announcing the attack of the Iraqi army and asking for help. We told the army that troops are being sent. After the prayer, we drove to the west by car. Some of the roads were not good. Almost all the way

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 27, 1986

After praying in the same Ahvaz golf building, we discussed war issues. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came from the camp and then the chiefs of Najaf, Karbala, Noah camps, artillery and combat engineering officials came and each one gave a report on the situation and told about the problems and deficiencies and until

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 26, 1986

We reached Andimeshk at six in the morning. We came by train for safety. We stayed at Dezful Air Base until five o'clock in the afternoon. Mr. Dr. [Hasan] Rouhani, Colonel [Mustafa] Torabi and Rahim Safavi came. We discussed the war and other related issues and decisions were made. cloudy weather

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 25, 1986

At first, I asked the front, they did not have any important issues. I went to visit Imam. The problems between the army and the IRGC, the differences between the ground forces officers and Mr. Sayad, the commander of the forces, and the continuation of the previous reports about the indirect negotiations with the Americans regarding helping to free the American hostages in

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 24, 1986

In the morning, I told Ahmad Agha on the phone to ask the Imam to encourage the people to go to the fronts today in their speeches. I asked the Prime Minister [Mirhossein Mousavi] about the results of the OPEC meetings. It turned out that last night the Indonesian oil minister opposed the reduction of his quota and everyone was close

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 23, 1986

I was at home. I spent most of my time studying. I set up my library. I was in contact with the commanders of the headquarters of Khatam camp. In this meeting, issues related to the exchange of facilities of the army and the IRGC for war, such as artillery, troops, etc., were discussed. The meeting lasts until four o'clock in the afternoon

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 22, 1986

Fati and Saeed went to Rafsanjan early in the morning. Mehdi and I stayed in Tehran. In order to give a speech at Seyed Razi's seminar, I studied more about him and the rulers of his time. Mr. Colonel Jamali [deputy commander of the army's ground forces] came and reported that last night the army forces in Panjvin Bakhshi

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 21, 1986

I went to Friday prayer. It was snowing in Jamaran, but it was sunny in Tehran University. The weather was cold. Lashkar Fajr Iraqi Mujahideen participated in Friday prayers to go to the front. Like every year, I gave 1000 Tomans as an Eid gift to all the employees of my office. First, the time of Mr. Mohsen Rezaei and Sayad

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 20, 1986

Mr. Velayati announced early in the morning that the Syrian Foreign Minister will enter Iran today and he has a message for us and wants to see the heads of forces. Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Hadi came and reported on the OPEC negotiations in Geneva. He believes that there is an agreement on reducing the level of oil production and the discussion on its amount

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 19, 1986

At nine o'clock in the morning, I went to Vahdat Hall to see the designs that have been submitted for the Grand Mosque of Tehran. There are more than thirty plans. In my opinion, the plan of Syrian engineers is better than others; Although they have ranked fourth and fifth. I went to the parliament. Mr. [Alireza] Moiri came. Travel report to

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 18, 1986

I stayed for a while in the public session of the Majlis. I left [the management of the meeting] to Mr. Karroubi and came to my office. The last resolution of the parliament this year was the export and import regulations. I spoke to the Basij officials of the southern cities of Khorasan who had come from the front. For the families of martyrs there from Imam

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 17, 1986

I worked in my office until eight o'clock. The important international issues were the OPEC issue and the price of oil. The results of the OPEC conference are still unclear, and regarding the issue of the defeat of the French socialists in the elections, many believe that the cause of their defeat is the Islamic Jihad in Lebanon, which put them under

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 16, 1986

I went to the parliament. I participated in the public meeting. Before the order, I talked about the threats of the West, especially the United States, England, and France, regarding their interference in the region and their support for Kuwait. I criticized the presence of the US fleet in Pakistan. The two vice presidents, Mr. Karroubi and Mr. Yazdi, were not there.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 15, 1986

I was not upset because of the issues at the Fajr front. The army has retreated. Ahmad Agha came. We talked about the war and the army, and he said that the daughter of the late Ashikh Morteza Haeri had spoken against the Imam at her father's memorial gathering at home, and the families of the martyrs went to their house the next day and reproached them.

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 14, 1986

I was at home. At noon, Mr. Mohsen Rezaei came. We discussed the war. The situation on the Faw front is not bad, but in the West it is not good. They defend weakly. At night I read the reports. Again, Iraq falsely claimed progress on the Faw front and even took people in Baghdad to give thanks for its victories.