COMPARATIVE STUDY OF POSTWAR LITERATURE (IRANIAN HOLY DEFENSE AND VIETNAM’S WAR) KOMUNYAKAA’S AND AMINPOUR’S POEMS
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The eight-year war, years of the Holy Defense were not the only great position
for Islamic soldiers on the right-against-wrong fronts; because alongside them, the cultural community, and especially the poets, had a different but equally effective weapon in their hands, and it was the pen. The contemporary history of Iran is full of resistance, self-sacrifice and stability in the path of freedom and liberty of Iran, which was suddenly attacked by Iraq’s regime, was tied to the most important mission of revolutionary literature and the most influential current of those years, the poetry of the revolution.
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