In the Museum of Iranian Resistance in Ashraf 3, a special section is dedicated to the mementos left behind by the martyrs of the resistance. These items serve as a source of inspiration for future generations in the pursuit of freedom and justice.
The personal belongings and keepsakes of the martyrs of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) play a vital role in keeping their memory alive and passing on their values of struggle to future generations. These artifacts not only reveal personal aspects of the martyrs’ lives, but they also symbolize their resistance against oppression and serve as an inspiration for future generations in their fight for freedom and justice.
In the Museum of Iranian Resistance in Ashraf 3, located in Albania, personal items of the martyrs—such as watches, shirts, handcrafted items made by prisoners, and gifts given by the martyrs or their families to the PMOI/MEK—are on display. Additionally, handwritten letters and other mementos of the resistance martyrs are preserved in this collection. These letters and writings are among the most precious keepsakes, as they reflect the thoughts, emotions, and aspirations of the martyrs.
The mementos of the martyrs were donated to the PMOI/MEK by their families and friends. These items were first exhibited in the Ashraf 1 Museum. Unfortunately, a large number of these keepsakes were destroyed during the bombing of Camp Ashraf by U.S. forces and the subsequent transfer of the Mojahedin from Ashraf 1 to Camp Liberty.