The victim of unfair trial
On September 17, 1992, in Berlin, an event took place that would forever change the life of Kazem Darabi and his family. At a restaurant called Mykonos in Berlin, four people were shot and killed, and another wounded.
All of them were leaders of the Democratic Kurdish Movement of Iran. Darabi was a businessman who was studying at the university at that time.
On that day, he would be a long way from Berlin. But because of a complex plan by anti-Iranian terrorists, Darabi would be blamed for this attack. But why? What was the goal of this scheme, and how did it affect him?
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