Sousan Azadi

Sousan Azadi (born 1954) is the author, with Angela Ferrante, of the 1987 memoir Out of Iran, which was published by Time Warner's imprint Little, Brown and Company.[1] The book describes her experiences in Iran during the Islamic Revolution of 1979, her brief imprisonment during this time, and her eventual escape from the country.[2]

"Azadi" is a pen name which she assumed in order to protect her family members in Iran from harassment. She claims to be a great-granddaughter of a Qajar Shah.[3]

Azadi currently lives in Canada, where she designs and sells jewelry.

Bibliography
  • Flucht aus Iran, 1982
  • Vlucht Uit Iran, 1987 (Co-authored with Ferrante Angela) ISBN 978-9-051-08083-4
  • Azad, Sousan (1988). Out Of Iran: One Woman's Escape from the Ayatollahs/Flucht aus Iran. Eine Frau entrinnt den Klauen des Ayatollahs. Seal Books. ISBN 978-0-751-50910-6. (Persian and English Edition)
  • IRANMADHUN SUTAKA, 1991 ISBN 978-3-883-50300-4
  • Azadi, Sousan (1992). Im Spiegel der Zeit. Erlebtes, Erfahrenes, Erforschtes. ISBN 978-3-870-70393-6. Retrieved 2023-02-09.
  • Azadi, Sousan (1991). Fugitive. FRANCE LOISIRS / CALMANN-LEVY. p. 324. ISBN 978-2-724-26458-6. Retrieved 2023-02-09.
  • Die letzte Jagd. / Flucht aus Iran. / Sturz ins Leere., 1993 (Co-authored with Nehberg, Rüdiger and Joe Simpson)
  • IRANMADHUN SUTAKA, 2009 ISBN 978-8-184-98074-5

References
  1. "Out of Iran - Sousan Azadi". Little Brown Book Group.
  2. "Look: In the face of repression". NI Syndication Limited.
  3. "Lost in a revolution OUT OF IRAN: A WOMAN'S ESCAPE FROM THE AYATOLLAHS". The Globe and Mail Inc.


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