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    Entangled lives: A generation in rebellion for a better world

    By Sanam Hyati

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    This is the story of a young woman and two men who belonged to a generation who fought against two savagely despotic regimes in Iran, the Shah, and the Islamic Republic.
    Despite their differences, they shared a single goal: hope for a better future. And they had the courage to fight for it. Thousands were hunted down and killed; many survived savage torture only to spend their youth behind bars. Theirs was a lonely struggle, and their life and their loves deserve to be heard. This is their story.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM.S.Kia
    Release dateApr 3, 2024
    ISBN9781738517404
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