Halda, R R (4 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good, Cover Notations. B & W Photo Plates, Text Figures (illustrator). Vol. 43, No.4 December 1975 No.182. Copyright Date: 1975 Octavo, , Pp. 259-348, Filled With Contemporary Articles About Alpine Gardening.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good, Cover Notations. B & W Photo Plates, Text Figures (illustrator). Vol. 44, No.4 December 1976 No.186. Copyright Date: 1976 Octavo, , Pp.253-345, Filled With Contemporary Articles About Alpine Gardening.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The 2025-2026 Iranian protests began as a spark and became a nationwide refusal to kneel. In the first days of the uprising, millions of Iranians; students, workers, mothers, NS pensioners, flooded the streets with a clarity that stunned the world: We will not live like this anymore. Their courage, captured in real time through eyewitness accounts and digital documentation, revealed a population that had reached the limits of fear. These opening days form the emotional and analytical core of Never Forgive; Never Forget: Lessons in Resistance. From this living moment of defiance, R. R. Halda, PhD, pulls back the lens to examine the system the Iranian people are resisting. Drawing on her multi-article investigative series, Halda traces the Islamic regime's fifty-year evolution, from its early consolidation of power to its sophisticated global network of influence. Her research documents the regime's expansion into more than forty countries, its penetration of Western institutions, its propaganda architecture, and its reliance on violence, surveillance, and information control. These analyses form the evidentiary backbone of the book, grounding its conclusions in verifiable patterns rather than abstraction. Yet the story returns, again, to the Iranian people. Their resistance, whether in the streets, in underground networks, in diaspora organizing, or through digital activism on platforms like X, demonstrates how ordinary citizens adapt under extraordinary repression. Halda examines how movements form, fracture, and endure; how memory becomes a weapon against erasure; and how the discipline of resistance is learned, shared, and carried forward across generations. Never Forgive; Never Forget argues that remembering is itself an act of defiance. To document the regime's crimes, to name its victims, and to preserve the truth of the uprising is to deny the authoritarian demand for silence. This book is the first volume in a multi-part project mapping both the Islamic regime's global footprint and the revolutionary movement rising against it. Clear-eyed, unsentimental, and grounded in forensic research, this work is written for scholars, advocates, and anyone who understands that resistance is not an event but a discipline, and that the world changes only when people refuse to forget. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.