Qatl-i 'ām dar Tilātlulku: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

Nadastan collection of books includes works that are written in the pen of fiction, but they are not works of fiction, they are books about life, memoirs, travelogues, event writing, author's writings, or essays in the field of writing. Elena Punia Tosca, a Mexican writer born in 1933, started working as a journalist in the Mexican press at the beginning of her youth and soon became a controversial figure. She is called the Red Princess. As a journalist and novelist, Punia Tosca has won several national and international awards, including the Romulo Gayes Award, the most prestigious fiction writing award in Latin America, and the Cervantes Award, the most prestigious literary award in Spain. In 1970, Punia Tosca won the Xavier and Yaurotia Award in Mexico for the ignorance of the Tlatulco massacre, but refused to accept it, saying to the president: "Who will award those who rolled in blood in Tlatulco?" This ignorance deals with the brutal suppression of the Mexican student movement on October 2, 1968. The narrative form of the book is drawn by putting together various narratives and hidden voices; The sub-narratives of students, teachers, families, directors, political prisoners, the president, ministers, television news, police chief, notary, and even famous literary and political figures such as Carlos Fuentes, Octavio Paz, and Oriana Fallaci, Ponia Tosca is a committed journalist who brings literature to History connects and creates a unique form for your book with its creativity. However, he is not a neutral reporter or writer, his front is clear, and his book is an open protest against the lack of identification of the number of dead and missing people in the October 2 Tlatulco incident, as well as the government's refusal to fully accept responsibility and give a fair trial to the criminals.