A cabaret guard who was killed in the war

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In the literature of the Islamic Republic, he is referred to as “Harr al-Ghebanal” (referring to Har Riahi from the companions of Hossein bin Ali).  biography, diary Since he was a child, he had had a strong body. Once, his teacher hit him in the ear, and he also beat him, and he was expelled. After that, he followed the sport of wrestling.

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