I was at home the whole time; usually, the Majlis has no sessions on Saturdays. I spent most of my time studying. Mr. Sadegh Tabatabaei came by appointment. He recounted the story of his troubles in Germany and believes that it was a conspiracy against him and that he is truly innocent. He complained about the embassy for its delay in cooperating.
I was at home all day; usually, the Majlis has no program on Saturdays. I spent most of the time reading. Mr. Sadeq Tabatabaei came by appointment. He recounted the trouble he had in Germany and believes that there was a conspiracy against him and that he is truly innocent. He complained about the embassy for its delay in cooperating. He is hopeful of final acquittal. He is at a loss over paying the legal fees to the German lawyers and does not know where to get the money; he expects the government to pay.
We also discussed the crash of the Argentine aircraft in the Soviet Union, which caused an uproar over the purchase of weapons from Israel, as well as the purchase of tanks and the damages. In the afternoon, Mr. [Mohammad Ali] Hadi [Najafabadi] and some members of the Iraq Committee came.
They complained about the Foreign Ministry and IRIB's lack of activity and the weakness of the President's representative. I spoke with the President; they considered these people responsible. It was decided that we would talk later, and there was some discussion about Afghanistan. I sent the letter from eighty representatives, who have asked the Imam to allow us, as retaliation and to deter the Iraqi Ba'ath from striking cities, to strike Iraqi cities, to Ahmad Aqa so that he could give it to the Imam. I wrote part of the article "The Narrative of Separation" for the martyrs of the Seventh of Tir.
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