Interview with Zuhal Sultan
Zuhal Sultan, an Iraqi student who turns seventeen this year, is a talented young pianist who has played with the Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra and at musical events across the region. She lost both her parents over the past four years, one to illness and one to violence. She tells John H. [...]
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BEETHOVEN IN BAGHDAD
Posted in Interviews, tagged Baghdad, Iraq, music, orchestra, Zuhal Sultan on July 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Ladan Boroumand: From Iranian Revolutionary to Human Rights Advocate
Posted in Interviews on September 7, 2007 | 6 Comments »
By Abigail R. Fradkin
Abigail R. Fradkin ‘09 attends Harvard College and is a Classics and Government concentrator living in Lowell House.
Shahla Ka’bi. Age: 34. Nasrin Ka’bi. Age: 27. Date of Execution: August 27, 1980. Location: Sanandaj, Iran. Mode of Execution: Shooting. Charges: “Corruption on earth”; Providing medical care to counter-revolutionaries; Unspecified counterrevolutionary offense.
Remember: Shahla and [...]
