Memoirs of Marzieh Hadidchi (Dabbagh) (Part 48)

There was a family known as "Namaki" who believed much in Islamic system and revolution. Retreating from Sanandaj, the counter-revolution elements captured and took four sons of the family hostage and shot the leg of father of this family, so that he can not follow them.

Memoirs of Marzieh Hadidchi (Dabbagh) (Part 47)

Kurdistan Province was a very sensitive region where was stimulated by the enemies of the Islamic Revolution and its puppet small groups in terms of ethnic and religion, in order to stand against the Islamic Republic and seek autonomy or independence. Of course, the good, revolutionary, and Muslim people of Kurdistan, who were freed from the tyranny of previous regime and joined the revolution and the regime, and who had made many ...

Memoirs of Marzieh Hadidchi (Dabbagh) (Part 46)

In the late of 1979, in a meeting with police officers, Imam Khomeini made very important remarks on the revival of police stations . This issue was bitter for me who had heard about the crimes of some of them on the eve of the victory of revolution and afterwards. The problem of handing weapons to them was not only unpleasant to me, but also difficult to accept. I could not accept that the people in police stations would make the city safe so I tried to deny.

Memoirs of Marzieh Hadidchi (Dabbagh) (Part 45)

Despite the occurrence of the Islamic revolution in Iran, establishment of justice, and elimination of oppression and discrimination and class distinction, still in some parts of the country tribal chiefs and landowners did not hear (or did not want to hear) the voice of the revolution and they insisted on their void procedure and oppression and exploiting peasants. Feudalists and landlords, who considered their survival in exploiting peasants by using force ...

Memoirs of Marzieh Hadidchi (Dabbagh) (Part 44)

At the first night when I deployed four guards to cooperate with non-commissioned officers and gendarmes at Hamadan-Tehran checkpoint, an interesting incident happened. That night I was having dinner when the brothers in the police post called me by radio telephone and said they obtained a haft of automatic pistol plus some opium when inspecting a car driven by a young man. I told them to arrest the young man and keep the car and what they’ve found until I arrived.

Memoirs of Marzieh Hadidchi (Dabbagh) (Part 43)

The chaos atmosphere and the growing conspiracy of the hypocrites on those days required that we gathered a lot of information and destroyed centers of conspiracy after accurate identifying. In order to have access to detailed information about the status of small groups activities in the city, the best way, according to Imam saying, was using the intelligence of Basij and relying on revolutionary people.

Memoirs of Marzieh Hadidchi (Dabbagh) (Part 42)

In the early days of Islamic rule, not only the army had not been purged of traitors and counter-revolutionary forces, but also some groups came into conflict with the Islamic thought of the revolution. Hence, the risk of danger and erupting of a conspiracy was possible at any moment. Therefore, it was necessary to establish an organization to protect the revolution and its achievements. Thus, Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) was formed and a lot of meetings were held for its establishment.

Memoirs of Marzieh Hadidchi (Dabbagh) (Part 41)

One week after my arrival, I decided to go back to the work and do whatever I can to strengthen the bases of the revolution. I joined Islamic Revolutionary Committee when it was established, and cooperated with some revolutionary friends to restore peace in the society and to confront each plot and identify danger centers. The Youth Palace [The Iran Scout Organization], where apparently designed to educate young people but inwardly had been established to corrupt them, ...

Memoirs of Marzieh Hadidchi (Dabbagh) (Part 40)

The night before the victory day of revolution, one of the brothers said, "sister Tahereh! Please answer the phone. The man on the phone is speaking Arabic, we do not understand, come and see what he is talking about." I picked up the phone. A man was speaking Arabic and said, "Abu Ammar [Yasser Arafat] wants to speak with you." A few minutes later, Arafat picked up the phone and after greeting he said ...

Memoirs of Marzieh Hadidchi (Dabbagh) (Part 39)

Some news like increasing the number of Iranian people who came to Paris to visit Imam, escaping and departing of a large number of capitalists and officials of the Shahs regime from Iran, increasing the wave of unrest and strikes, falling of Azharis military cabinet, coming to work of Bakhtiar government, and finally the escape of Shah, and etc. had caused our heart throbbed hard and we expected complete failure of the regime, and ...