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Numb Surviving the Madness of the Iran Revolution… A True Story in Tehran

Azita
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Pages
369
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Angel Cuddle Publishing

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What would you do if your husband was taken?

"It's like free falling on the rocks..."
Get your copy of Numb and let Azita take you on an extraordinary emotional and hazardous trail, sometimes tortuous and downright dangerous, as she encounters the deathly turmoil during the 1979 Iranian Revolution and escapes the grasp of the new Islamic Republic fundamentalists, losing dearly loved family and friends to the cruel hands of those slaughterers, on the way.
"We had almost made it outside when they called out my name and ordered me to stay for questioning. It was around 2 p.m. I was tired, the children were tired and hungry, but I had no choice but to wait to see what they wanted...
They took their time and the last group boarded the bus. The heavy iron door was closing, and I noticed a few birds pecking on the dirt in the sun. 'Maybe this is the last time I will see that view,' I thought as I took in every detail... Everything seemed to be in slow motion as the door was closing and the view was disappearing. The heavy closing door cast a shadow over the view and then the door was shut tight... "
Intertwined among the drama and tragedy you'll share in humor, along with tears, anger, love, kindness of friends, family and complete strangers...

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