Kelidar

Kelidar

Kelidar is the tallest work of Mahmood Dawlat Ebadi, published in 3,000 pages and 10 volumes, and narrates the life of a Kurdish Iranian family who have been mined to Sabzevar Khorasan. Fuller's story of the mild political atmosphere of Iran after World War II between 1325 and 1327. Kelidar is named after mountainous and rural northeastern Iran.

Kelidar , who "illustrates the tragedy of Iranians and the United Nations in the periods in which the policy of force dominates," is based on actual events and describes the weaknesses and troubles that have been fixed on family names. The government calls the Yemeni leader an important dream and calls it "a memorial to our future people." Claire could be the culmination of a series of former government works, most of which are short stories about the dwindling and dwindling villagers of Khorasan.