اشک برای قتل‌عام دی‌ماه

"Even now, when I think about it, my eyes fill with tears." Maziar Jazani recalls the days of the Dey Month massacre — the moment the images arrived and he could no longer sit at his computer and work. In a city where he knew not a single Iranian, he heard there was a gathering. He found a photo of Prince Reza Pahlavi online himself, printed it himself, and because it was raining, asked them to laminate it. He built a placard from a hardware store and on January 11th, alone, he stood in front of the Islamic Republic's embassy. This is how personal grief becomes collective action: one person, one placard, no connections. 👉 Where did you first step out, and what did your sign say? Tell us in the comments. 🔔 Full conversation with Maziar Jazani & Iraj Mesdaghi — link in bio. منبع / Source: https://youtu.be/Odet4tajNtc?t=182#دی_ماه #قتل_عام_دی_ماه #مازیار_جزنی #ایرج_مصداقی #رضا_پهلوی #ایران #اعتراضات_ایران #دادخواهی #شاهزاده_رضا_پهلوی #ایرانیان_خارج_از_کشور #تجمع_اعتراضی #نه_به_جمهوری_اسلامی #Iran #IranProtests #DeyMonth #MaziarJazani #IrajMesdaghi #RezaPahlavi #IranianDiaspora #NeverForget #HumanRightsIran #JusticeForIran #IranRevolution #FreeIran #Podcast #Reels