The present book is a collection of fictional narrative memories of a Ba'athist internee. In this book by a soldier from the Ba'athist regime talks about some Islamic warriors who penetrated into the enemy at nights out of the enemy's eye and detected dozens of enemy’s secret missions and reported to the Islamic warriors or penetrated among the enemy and delayed their attacks. The soldier of the Ba'athist regime sees how the snow and wind, and the deadly cold, can defeat the enemy, joins the warriors of Islam after observing the fulfillment God’s promises and futility in their battles.

Hedayatollah Behboudi (1960-Tabriz) has a BA in History. During this period, Behboudi was responsible for various tasks: head of the journalism and photography department of the Tehran Times newspaper, head of the cultural services department of Iran newspaper, head of the Islamic Revolution Literature Office of Hoze Honari Institute, concessioner and editor of Kaman Journal, editor of Historical Studies Quarterly. He has also won numerous awards at the festivals: the second winner of the eighth press festival in the field of notes, the first winner of the ninthth press festival in the field of editorial, the winner of the Martyr Avini Award (first period). Works: Travel to the Peaks (Five War Reports) / Barg Publications / 1988., Clear Thoughts / Office of Resistance Literature and Art of Hoze Honari/ 1990, Morteza was the Mirror of My Life (Interview with Maryam Amini, Wife of Martyr Seyyed Morteza Avini) / Kaman Publications / 2000