“Isfahan, the city of Polish children” reached its second edition

report Mehr reporter, The book “Isfahan, the city of Polish children” which is a collection of memoirs of Polish immigrant children who The forced labor camps of Siberia came to Iran, it has just been published in the second edition by Nagaristan Andisheh Publishing House.

During World War II and in Isfahan, with the support of institutions and citizens, about twenty schools and dormitories for this Children were opened and private mansions, monasteries and schools were turned into orphanages, hospitals and schools and three thousand Polish children settled in Isfahan. According to them, living in Isfahan has been a truly heavenly experience for Polish children.

This book has the title of the best Polish book published outside Poland and won the prize of the Union of Polish Writers Abroad country and in the association of former students of Polish schools in Isfahan and Lebanon. Prepared in London; which is translated by Haniyeh Mehr Mutlaq and published by the Andisheh Institute of Literature in 169 pages. Ambassador of Poland in Tehran, in the introduction to the version :white”> The Farsi writer of this book considers Isfahan’s hosting of Polish children to be part of a larger historical event that addressing it as > Appreciating the hospitality of Iranians and recounting the unique experience It is the confrontation between the Poles and the Iranians that should be remembered.

The second edition of this book on the sidelines of the conference commemorating the 550th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Iran and Poland It was presented in Tehran University along with other books related to the topic of this conference.