A Woman from Kerman with Memories of the Iranian Revolution

The first part of the Book is a short autobiography of the author Ms. Homa Rouhi (Sarlati) a Woman from Kerman, in an under privileged city in South East of Iran. It is the story of her hard life and hard work that resulted in high education and high position in the Government of Iran.

Second part is notes taken by the Author during Islamic Revolution of Iran and Iran-Iraq War that reveals the suffering and sacrifice of a Nation in war. These notes started from the time the Author was appointed to the job of Under Secretary at the Ministry of Industries and Mines and in charge of Parliament and Administrative Affairs. This was the time the revolts just started in the Parliament and the Universities. These notes were carried on to the days of Iran-Iraq war and the events of the time. The story reveals a true picture of Ayatollah Khomaini's era in Iran and the decisions made by him.

End of the Book shows how a rejected individual by her own home land could be at service for a foreign country that best used her talent and services and appreciated and encouraged her. This Book can be a guide for young girls how to struggle with difficulties and follow a goal in their life.

Author: Homa Rouhi (Sarlati)

Publisher: Authorhouse

Publication Date: Apr 11, 2011

Number of Pages: 268 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: 1456742450

ISBN-13: 9781456742454