Publisher/Editions Cletrat

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"Iran: la Revolution Confisquee (Acceptable)" is a collection of works by Iranian photographer Alter Abbas (1944-2018). Commonly known as "Abas," he began his career as a photojournalist in Nigeria in the early 1960s, working for Gamma, the French photography giant Raymond Depardon, in the early 1970s, and then for the photo agency Sipa Press, establishing himself as a photojournalist. In 1981, he joined Magnum Photos. He has traveled to nearly 30 countries, primarily developing ones, across Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, and since the 1990s has focused on religious-themed documentaries, including the revival of Islamic culture and interviews with Christians. This book is one of Abbas's masterpieces and a classic "protest photo book." This book contains illustrations of the Iranian Revolution around 1980, depicting the historical struggle leading up to the establishment of the "Islamic State," in which the people fought against the government and seized power with their own hands in a dangerous environment where women, children, the elderly, and everyone in the country carried guns. (Former library book)