Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 7, 1989

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine in the morning. In the reports, the relations between Iran and France and the criticisms of the Iranian press on French policy are of interest. Air force personnel came. They performed a hymn. I spoke to them.

Mr. Faraji and Mr. Nouri came from the Revolution Prosecutor's Office. They told about the condition of the prisoners and the weakness of cultural and propaganda work and announced that they have prepared one hundred hours of video of the open discussion and the round table of the leaders of the leftist groups. Because the Soviets were attacked so much, they discussed broadcasting them.

I did the backlog at noon. In the evening, Mr. Sadeghi, who is in charge of the charitable property of [the late Abulfazl] Tulit, which is in the hands of Al-Sadiq Community [= Imam Sadiq University (AS)], came. He gave a report on their status and brought a letter from Qom's Higher Judiciary School, which had applied for the official employment of graduates in all government centers; For now, they can be employed in education and judicial affairs.

Mr. [Mohammed] Kiavash came. He reported the situation of the fronts and Abadan. I corrected his sentence. I did the work of two offices of the parliament and the command [of the general forces] until half past eight. I came home I watched the movie "The Executioners Die" on TV.