Memorial event held in Tehran for more than 400 Iranian child martyrs
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- The cultural-artistic memorial event named "Unfinished Homework" was held at the Tabiat Bridge in Tehran.
- The event commemorates more than 400 Iranian child martyrs who died in the joint US-Israel attack.
- The exhibition focuses on the children's unfinished homework and dreams through art.
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A cultural and artistic event called "Unfinished Homework" was held at the Tabiat Bridge in Tehran. The event was organized to keep alive the memory of more than 400 Iranian children who lost their lives in the joint US-Israel attack.
The exhibition and memorial program serves as a tribute to the memory of the children who lost their lives at an early age. During the event, the homework and dreams that the children could not find the opportunity to complete were symbolically expressed through art. Participants had the opportunity to visit various artworks in memory of the children who died in the attack.
The incident left a deep wound in Iranian society, and such memorial events contribute to keeping the collective memory fresh. The event, held at the Tabiat Bridge, one of Tehran's landmark structures, attracted great interest from both the local people and art lovers.
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- Where and when was the "Unfinished Homework" event held?
- The event was held at the Tabiat Bridge, one of Tehran's prominent landmark structures.
- In memory of whom was the memorial event organized?
- According to the news, it was organized for more than 400 Iranian child martyrs who lost their lives in the joint US-Israel attack.
- What is the purpose of the event?
- The event aims to keep alive the memories of the children who lost their lives and to express their unfulfilled dreams through art.
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