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» Ayatollah Seyyed Mahmud Talqani

A clergy, political activist and an interpreter of Koran, and son of Ayatollah Seyyed AboulHassan Talqani, Seyyed Mahmud was born in Gelird village of Talqan, 1911. He received his early education in there,...


» Mohammad Massud

Son of Mirza Abdollah, author and editor of marde emruz, Mohammad Masud was born in Qom, 1901. He was one of the boldest journalists of Iran contemporary history. Following his elementary...


 Publications 
» Quarterly Journal of IICHS; Vol. 11, No. 44, Winter 2007

Rastakhiz Party's Recruiting Members / Political Relationships between Shiate Clergy and the Sulrans; The late Imam Khoeini's views / Mossaddeq's Goversnorship (2) Azerbaijan / The Desired Land...


» Photograph House, Chronology of Constitutionalism

Nasser_ad_din Shah was very interested in photography, and played a leading role in the promotion of this technique and producing some photos of the time. His photos are sketchs of history…


» Records of Bushire Agency

Many great countries of world including the great Britain, Russia, Germany, France, Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Italy, Ottoman Empire and the United States had legations in Bushire, and great merchants engaged themselves in trade...


 Articles 
» Richard Seddan's Affair in Iran

An agent of the Anglo-Iranian oil Company in Tehran, and educated at oxford, Seddan entered the Oil Company service in 1933. His first position was in the oil distribution office in Iraq. In 1939, after six years...


» The Jangal (Jungle) Movement and 1921 Coup

The Jangal (Jungle) movement is one of the main events occurred during the period from the Constitutional movement up to Reza Khan's 1921 coup. Through agrandisment of the danger of Bolshevism...


» A Review of the Historical Background of the name "Persian Gulf"

Prior to the immigration of Aryans to Iranian plateau, the Assyrian sources referred to the Persian Gulf as "Narmarratu", meaning a bitter river, and this is the oldest name recorded for the Persian Gulf...


» Great Britain, Reza Shah and the Surrender of Sheikh Khazal

Sheikh Khazal of Banikaab tribe is one of the leading Anglophile figures of Iran, who played an important role in the Khuzestan province from constitutional period onwards. He helped the British during the First World War...


 O.History 
» Interview with Hossein Makki; 1920 Coup, Dr, Mosadegh’s government, Oil and History

according to the British Government as the Russian influence in Iran increased on the basis of Torkamanchai contract and it is seen that the court of Mohammad Ali shah was almost closer to the Russians, England resorted to...


» Interview with Ali Dehghan, the Former Governor – General of Azarbaijan

Ali Dehghan is one of the old academicians and graduates of high teacher’s college who has spent about 60 years of his life in cultural affairs and schools. In this conversation, while describing the cultural situation...


Massud Mirza Zil-os-Sultan

 He was born about 1849. He was three years older than Mozaffar-ad-din Shah. As his mother, Effat-os-Saltaneh was not a Qajar princess or one of Nasser-ad-din Shah's formal wives; he was not chosen crown prince. From his childhood,...

  

 

 

The uprising of july 22  1952

On June 24, Dr. Mossaddeq returned but despite great enthusiasm of people, he found the country in great tumult. At this time, Dr. Imami, whose opposition to Mossaddeq was known to all was elected president of Majlis...

 


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