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| Qader Mulanpour | |
|---|---|
| Born | 1946 |
| Died | January 1, 2017 (aged 70) |
| Nationality | Irani |
| Occupation | Construction worker |
| Known for | Being a victim in the chemical bombing of Sardasht |
Qader Mulanpour (Persian: قادر مولانپور), was a construction worker[citation needed] from Rasheh Hormeh whose three children, Shaheen, Naser and Malmal, died due to the chemical bombing of Sardasht, along with his pregnant wife, who died during a premature birth. His newborn was transferred to a hospital in Tabriz, due to her early birth, where Mulanpour never found her again.[1]
In 2005, Mulanpour, among others, stood as a witness in the trial against Frans van Anraat in The Hague.[2]
In 2020, a statue of Mulanpour was designed and built by Hadi Zia al-Dini in honour of the sacrifice and resilience of the Sardasht people.[3]
In media
[edit | edit source]Film
- Walnut Tree (2020), played by Payman Maadi.
Television
- The Disasters of Rasheh Hormeh (2021).[4]
References
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