انتشار در ایرانوایر «فلوریان آزولای»، مدیر آرشیوی است که هدفش استناد جنایات نازیها است. همین است که به سر کردن با محتوای دهشتناک عادت دارد. در این هشت سالی که در «بایگانی آرولسن» کار میکند… بایگانی آرولسن؛ زنده نگاه داشتن تاریخ هولوکاست
انتشار در ایرانوایر تاریخدانان در تلاش خود برای بازسازی گذشته، اغلب متکی به اسناد موجود در بایگانیها هستند. اما این اسناد هرگز کل ماجرا را برملا نمیکنند و ما اغلب باید به فکر این باشیم… ایرانیان و هولوکاست از دل اسناد
Published by the New York Times On March 1, Iranians went to the polls for the first time since the protest movement of 2022 and the war in Gaza. The vote, for the Parliament and… Change Is Coming to Iran, Just Not the Change We Hoped For
Published by the Washington Post Arash Azizi, a professor of history at Clemson University, is author of “What Iranians Want: Women, Life, Freedom.” This piece is adapted from an essay in the spring 2024 issue… The paradox of Iranian film: Greatness out of repression
Published by CNN Denis Villeneuve is busy these days. His film, “Dune: Part Two,” just opened in the US, with a $190 million budget, ensemble cast of stars and loyal following of the franchise. It’s already one of the most talked-about films… Opinion: Why a line of dialogue truly can define a film
انتشار در ایرانوایر «ایرانوایر» از سال گذشته، مجموعه جدیدی را آغاز کرد که تا همین حالا، به یکی از موثرترین ابزار آموزشی بدل شده است: «هولوکاست به روایت عکس»، یا «عکسهایی که هولوکاست را تعریف… آیا میتوان از طریق عکس، درباره فجایع هولوکاست چیزی آموخت؟
Published by the Atlantic Council Iran is set to hold elections for its parliament and its Assembly of Experts, the body tasked with supervising and picking the supreme leader, on March 1. But while the… March 1 is the upcoming Iranian elections. The terrain looks more divided than ever.
Published by ISPI Online For the past quarter of a century, Iranians who demand sociopolitical change have often alternated between strategies of electoral participation and street protests. Closing of one avenue has often encouraged resorting to… Iran: Political Deadlock or Social Tinderbox?
Published by Spectator On Thursday, a 60-year-old Japanese crime boss appeared in a New York court to respond to charges that he helped traffic illicit material from Myanmar to Thailand. You might expect this to… Iran and the Yakuza
Published by the Wall Street Journal On Sept. 16, 2022, 22-year-old Mahsa Amini died in police custody in Tehran after being arrested for allegedly wearing an improper veil. Her death sparked a wave of protests… A 16-Year-Old Killed by the Iranian Regime Had Dreams of a ‘Normal Life’