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Hardback. Zustand: Good. Masoud Behnoud (1946-present) is an Iranian journalist and historian. Incarcerated for six months in an Iranian prison. Accused of provoking the Iranian public's opinion toward their supreme leader through his journalism. Cover art designed by his daughter Nima Behnoud. DJ. DJ bumped at corners, rubbed and worn.

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Hardcover. Zustand: gut. 2007. I want to show you images that will be like a slap in your face to shatter your security. You can look away, turn off, hide your identity like murderers, but you cannot stop the truth. No one can." Kaveh Golestan While on an assignment for the BBC in northern Iraq in 2003, Iranian photographer Kaveh Golestan ( 1950 in Abadan) died after stepping on a land mine. A photojournalist since before the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Golestan's camera witnessed the recent history of his country like no other. His harsh realism and social criticisms triggered both awareness and discomfort at home and abroad; he covered war, revolution, and Iran's dispossessed-workers, prostitutes, and the mentally insane-for Time and other international magazines. As well as being awarded a Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of the Islamic revolution, Golestan was honored with the Robert Capa Gold Medal in 1979. I want to show you Images that will be like a slap in your face to shatter your security. You can look away, turn off, hide your identity like murderers, but you cannot stop the truth. No one can. Kaveh Golestan Few have been able to unleash the "truth" with such artistic and humanitarian vision; Kaveh Golestan was a photographer, a reporter, but most of all, a poet of history whose unforgettable images speak to us with such urgency about human suffering and horror of war. Golestan's work and life were a "cry" for justice to his country and the world at large. This is a very important and wonderful book. Shirin Neshat While on assignment for the BBC in northern Iraq in 2003, Iranian photographer Kaveh Golestan (*1950 in Abadan) died after stepping on a land mine. A photojournalist since betöre the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Golestan witnessed the recent history of his country like no other. His harsh realism and social criticisms triggered both awareness and discomfort at hörne and abroad; he covered war, revolution, and Iran's dispossessedworkers, prostitutes, and the mentally insanefor Time and other international magazines and newspapers. Golestan was honored with the Robert Capa Gold Medal in 1979. However, due to the political climate in Iran, he was unable to collect this prize for thirteen years." Content: "Preface: A Legacy Like No Other l Maziar Bahari 9 Art of Resistance l Malu Halasa 10 Kaveh Golestan l Jim Muir 12 The Trained Eye l Masoud Behnoud i? Defining Moments l H°iat sepahvand 2i Kaveh Golestan in Nine Scenes l Maziar Bahari 24 Recording the Truth l Kaveh Golestan 26 Shahr-e No l Tehran> 1975-77 30 Laborers l Tehran> 1977 50 Children's Asylum l shahr-Ray, 1977 66 Revolution l Iran 1978-80 80 Uprising in Kurdistan l 1988-89 114 The Qaderi Dervishes of Kurdistan l 1990 124 Iran-Iraq War l i980-88 132 Captions 156 ibliography Hengameh Golestan, Mehrak Golestani 1ßg The Border between Truth and Reality l Mohammad Famood 162 Selected Bibliography 164 Authors 167" Kaveh Golestan Recording the Truth in Iran /anglais Kaveh Golestan 1950-2003 - Recording the Truth in Iran Kaveh Golestan (Fotogr.); Hengameh Golestan; Malu Halasa Der iranische Fotograf Kaveh Golestan (*1950) war 2003 im Auftrag der BBC im nördlichen Irak unterwegs, als er auf eine Landmine trat und getötet wurde. Golestan, der bereits vor der Islamischen Revolution im Iran im Jahr 1979 als Fotojournalist arbeitete, hat die Geschichte seines Landes am längsten mit der Kamera begleitet. Seine drastisch realistischen, sozialkritischen Bilder lösten im In- und Ausland häufig Unbehagen aus. Für das Time Magazine berichtete er über den Krieg, die Revolution und die Besitzlosen im Iran - Arbeiter, Prostituierte oder Geisteskranke. 1979 erhielt Golestan den Pulitzer Preis für seine Berichterstattung über die Islamische Revolution, wegen des politischen Klimas im Land dauerte es jedoch noch 13 Jahre, bis er ihn schließlich entgegennehmen konnte. Kaveh Golestan Recording the Truth in Iran /anglais EAN (ISBN-13): 9783775720458 ISBN (ISBN-10): 3775720456 Gebundene Ausgabe Erscheinungsjahr: 2008 Herausgeber: Hatje Cantz ISBN/EAN: 3775720456 ISBN: 3-7757-2045-6, 978-3-7757-2045-8 Autor des Buches: kaveh golestan, truth, hengameh golestan Titel des Buches: kaveh golestan recording the truth iran 1950 2003, malu malu Kaveh Golestan 1950-2003 - Recording the Truth in Iran I want to show you images that will be like a slap in your face to shatter your security. You can look away, turn off, hide your identity like murderers, but you cannot stop the truth. No one can." Kaveh Golestan While on an assignment for the BBC in northern Iraq in 2003, Iranian photographer Kaveh Golestan ( 1950 in Abadan) died after stepping on a land mine. A photojournalist since before the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Golestan's camera witnessed the recent history of his country like no other. His harsh realism and social criticisms triggered both awareness and discomfort at home and abroad; he covered war, revolution, and Iran's dispossessed-workers, prostitutes, and the mentally insane-for Time and other international magazines. As well as being awarded a Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of the Islamic revolution, Golestan was honored with the Robert Capa Gold Medal in 1979. Kaveh Golestan Recording the Truth in Iran /anglais Der iranische Fotograf Kaveh Golestan (*1950) war 2003 im Auftrag der BBC im nördlichen Irak unterwegs, als er auf eine Landmine trat und getötet wurde. Golestan, der bereits vor der Islamischen Revolution im Iran im Jahr 1979 als Fotojournalist arbeitete, hat die Geschichte seines Landes am längsten mit der Kamera begleitet. Seine drastisch realistischen, sozialkritischen Bilder lösten im In- und Ausland häufig Unbehagen aus. Für das Time Magazine berichtete er über den Krieg, die Revolution und die Besitzlosen im Iran - Arbeiter, Prostituierte oder Geisteskranke. 1979 erhielt Golestan den Pulitzer Preis für seine Berichterstattung über die Islamische Revolution, wegen des politischen Klimas im Land dauerte es jedoch noch 13 Jahre, bis er ihn schließlich entgegen.

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