Jumhūrī-yi khalq-i nisyān: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

The idea of erasing, rewriting, and distorting history has been around for a long time. Regarding many historical events in the past, many doubts cannot be resolved because there is no written document except what the winners wrote, and this is an indication of the eternal contradiction of history in the narration of the truth. In the 20th century, however, the story changed a little and, like in the past, it was not possible to remove or change a historical event so easily, as the people of power and wealth did in the past. However, from the removal of Trotsky and many Bolshevik comrades in Stalin's photos to the cooperation of the US government in ignoring the documents of the biological weapons of the Japanese army in Manchuria, and the removal of the narratives of the Beijing Tiananmen Square massacre by the Chinese government, etc., this is only a small part of distorting history. The criminals are victorious. The book "The Forgotten People's Republic" deals with one of the strangest omissions in the world's contemporary history and the maximum use of this event by the Chinese government to create something just opposite to what happened. In this book, with a collection of reports, documents, conversations, and witnesses, Louisa Lim went into the event of 1989 in Tiananmen Square and shows how the rulers of China reproduced a form of nationalism after a protest and dissident movement and with media and cultural activity and economy, they erased that whole story from the minds of the new Chinese generation and pushed them in the direction they wanted. The People's Republic of Nesyan is a retelling of history at a time when intellectuals and journalists do not want the truth to be turned upside down anymore, and it is a huge effort to reach the point that power in all its dimensions is in the hands of the devils.