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Prison Story Iran - True Crime Book About Life in Iranian Prisons | Perfect for History Buffs & Political Enthusiasts
Prison Story Iran - True Crime Book About Life in Iranian Prisons | Perfect for History Buffs & Political Enthusiasts

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The story of a young woman arrested on a Tehran street for distributing pro-democracy literature in 1981 reveals the workings of a despotic regime in suppressing voices of reason and consolidating power. A Prison Story - Iran, tells a young womans’ joining the opposition to the new Islamic regime when her dream of a free society fails to materialize. After her arrest she enters Iran’s political dangerous system and endures a physical and psychological brutality that deeply wounds her sense of self.This book is a testimony of bravery and fear, honesty and betrayal and ultimately, hope and victory.

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This book describes the pain of young girls that were imprisoned for many years in Iran's political prisons. It was written with truth and honesty, and I know this is so, because I was there to witness the cruelty of the process. She presented things with unexaggerated truth, no lies, and explained the inhumanity of the situation. Mehri was under a lot of pressure to cooperate with the guards, but she kept her poise and dignity and successfully kept secrets that could have endangered people that I know.Mehri and I disagree on various ideological aspects, but I've always respected her character and integrity. I remember one time when I was being tortured in the same room where Mehri had just been tortured ahead of me. I was blindfolded before my torture, so I couldn't see much before I was tortured. But afterward, when my blindfold was removed, I was amazed by all the blood splattered on the walls, floor and ceiling (I thought it was mine). The guard laughed and said not to be so proud - that was Mehri's blood.