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Literature
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Mohammad Hassan
Sojudi
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Translator, Writer and Researcher
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Mohammad Hassan Sojudi
Born in Golpayegan (A city in Isfahan), in 1940
Primary Education: Nivan – Khomein
High School: Khomein – Mahallat – Golpayegan – Tehran
University: Mass Media Faculty in Tehran. MA in Journalism
High Institute of Radio, Television & Cinema in Tehran, MS in Educational Technology
Southampton College in England, MA in Advanced Literature
Translations
1 – The Festival on Disobedience by Sergei Mikhalkov
2 - The Great Goodness of Life by Le Roy Jones (A Play)
3 – Indira Gandhi letters to young girls and boys of the world
4 – From Pushkin to Sholokhov (Collected Articles in Criticism), with A. Amini
5 – The Green Smell of burned palms (Contemporary African poems), with Gh. Matin
6 – Dinosaurs by Micheal Formann
7 – Iran Revolution by Jonna de Groot
8 – Army and Politics by Jack Wodis
9 – Snow Bird (Collected Short Stories by some contemporary writers of the world)
10 - The Interred Eyes by Miguel Asturias
11 – Iron Flood by Alexander Serafimovich
12 – Lenin by Krupskaya
13 – The Divided House (Collected Short Stories by some contemporary writers of the world)
14 – Soweto Children by Roza Elise Enssil
15 - The Island of Rabbits by
16 – From Mother with Love (Collected Short Stories by 16 contemporary women writers of the world)
17 – Strangers in The Train (Roman) by Patricia Highsmith
Writings
18 - Vietnam Bravery
19 – Che Guara
Research
20 – In Praising and Blaming of Freedom
Other Literary Works
4 years writing and translating literary subjects for Radio Iran in Kamarbande Sabz
Program (1350 – 54) and one program for Iran Melli TV(1354)
Writing and Translating Stories and Articles in some newspapers and following
Periodicals
1 – Magazine of Hemayate Heivanat
2 – Omide Iran
3 – Keyhan (Andishe va Honar pages)
4 – Sokhan (with Khanlari)
5 - Sahand
6 – Ketabe Jome (with Ahmad Shamlou)
7 - Aftab
8 – Baran
9 – Ahangar
10 – Donyae Sokhan
11 – Bidar
12 - Baya
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