This book is a memoir with twenty oral stories about the biography of the martyred student Mohsen Vezvai which is entirely related to sacrifice and fighting. Mohsen Vezvai was born in Tehran in 1961 and after getting his high school’s diploma continued to study chemistry at Sharif University of Technology. He participated in political and ideological activities of students against the Pahlavi regime and after the victory of the revolution in the summer of 1981 became a member of the Revolutionary Guards. A bit later, he was appointed as the com-mander of the Revolutionary Guards Communication Corps and then, the Operations Information Commander, and was martyred in Beytolmoghadas Operations (Khorramshahr liberation) in May 1981. This work was set up and published in 10 chapters with these titles: Where Are You Boy, You Made Me Crazy!?; Defeat is Like This; The Elephant Fellows; I Entrust These to You; The Gentleman; The Sweet Pain; The Win-dow; The Five-Second Military Crawl; The Target; Samangan; The Secret of Sweethearts; The Tale of Others; My Brother Mohsen; The Meeting; Dadashi (bro); The Fruit of My Heart; Goodbye; A Glance; The Will. The author of the book has made use of the documents in different periods of the life of that precious martyr. The book has three chapters: before the victory of the Islamic Revolution, after the victory, and specifically, the con-quest of the US spy nest, the end of the Imposed War and the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps. The memo-ries of these 16 perspectives are documented according to the witness report and documents and have been dram-atized just to make the book more attractive.

Golali Babaii (1960-Chalous) Golali Babai is one of the Holy Defense fighters who, after the end of the war, pursued his mission as an author by recording the memories and glorifying the epic aspects of the Holy Defense.