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The author of the longest novel of the Islamic Revolution has died Mansur Anuri, the author of the 12-volume novel "Jade Jang", which reviews the history of developments in Iran since the years before the revolution, died after suffering from an incurable disease. Biographies of martyrs called "Krabanga Ashach", "Mashchabad to Ashchabad", "Beating Heart" and "Peraz Ashiana Anga" are among the texts of many TV series, including the works of the late Manzur Anuri.

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The author of the longest novel of the Islamic Revolution has died Mansur Anuri, the author of the 12-volume novel "Jade Jang", which reviews the history of developments in Iran since the years before the revolution, died after suffering from an incurable disease. Biographies of martyrs called "Krabanga Ashach", "Mashchabad to Ashchabad", "Beating Heart" and "Peraz Ashiana Anga" are among the texts of many TV series, including the works of the late Manzur Anuri.

The author of the longest novel of the Islamic Revolution has died Mansur Anuri, the author of the 12-volume novel "Jade Jang", which reviews the history of developments in Iran since the years before the revolution, died after suffering from an incurable disease. Biographies of martyrs called "Krabanga Ashach", "Mashchabad to Ashchabad", "Beating Heart" and "Peraz Ashiana Anga" are among the texts of many TV series, including the works of the late Manzur Anuri.

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