The project Unlimited History has its starting point in the video Street of Roosevelt (2009) and is thus interlocked directly with 32° N / 53° N. In the video, Daha’s Iranian grandmother Monirjoon recalls the street on which she lived during her childhood and youth in Tehran: the “17th of Dey 1314” Street was named after the banning of the chador by Reza Shah in January 1934 (as was previously also the traditional male clothing, the kolah) and after the “Liberation Day of the Woman” celebrated during the Pahlavi dynasty.
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