In conclusion and in order to point out that there is a wide spectrum of these sources available, mention may be made briefly about other persons and institutes. With reference to the efforts made to collect and present oral histories related to Iranian women, apart from those which are now available in the form of books, mention may be made of BadJens site on the internet, which contain interesting materials about Iran. In order to get some information about some examples which are not in the form of interviews, reference may be made to the collection of Dean Acheson, the former US Secretary of State in the President Truman's Library. It contains tapes of seminars about the US foreign relations held in Princeton University on May 15 and 16, 1954. Acheson delivered a speech there about Iran, oil, Dr. Mohammad Mosaddegh, and the US foreign policy about him.
Various collections related to religious missionaries also contain oral histories about Iran.
For example sources in Billy Graham Center, in Wayton College, the State of Illinois in the US, or cases among the masses of sources in the Society of Presbyterian History in Philadelphia. 4- Habib Lajevardi, Reference Guide to the Iranian History Collection, Harvard University Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Cambridge, MA, 1987. 5- Afkhami, G.R. and Nasr Seyed V.R. eds. The Oral History Collection of the Iranian Studies Foundation, the Iranian Studies Foundation, Bethesda, MD, 1991.