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International Conference Centenary of the first period of the independence in republics of Caucasian (1921-1918) (Caucasus Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia)
Interview with Dr. Mousa Haghani regarding the conference on vote clarification and honoring the 80th anniversary of Martyr Ayatollah haj Aqa Nour-Allah Najafi Isfahani’s movement
England’s Strategic Interests Caused Iran’s Invasion
Interview with Dr. Mousa Faqih Haghani: A review of the historical trend of Hijab prohibition
Interview with Mozafar Shahedi bout September 1941; Twelve-year-preparation for a coup
The Ups and Downs of Iran Constitution in an interview with Abdollah Shahbazi (historian) by Mozafar Shahedi
The Shah’s Scape of no Return from Iran
Sheikh Fazl-Allah Nouri and Iran Constitutional Revolution; Interview with Hujjat-al-Islam Ali Abulhassani (Monzer)
Interview with the author of the book “Like a Soft Sponge”; the story of a Pahlavi intellectual
From the Reuter’s contract to the Establishment of Iran Imperial Bank
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29 Jun 2014 14:47
Esslamieh Company: The Defensive Economy Symbol in Iranian Contemporary History
In the Qajar era Iranian Economy was not satisfactory. The national economy was in rare stagflation and the foreign goods were flooding into Iran markets. Once Iran was the exporter of textile in high quality particularly ...
29 Jun 2014 14:26
The British and the August 19th 1953 coup
When the oil industry was being nationalized in Iran, it passed more than 50 years of the British inference and presence in Iran. Thoroughout this period, regardless of the known British officers, there were hundreds ...
29 Jun 2014 12:04
Ashraf Pahlavi and 1953 Iranian coup d'état
After the events of July 21, 1952, Ashraf realized that the Americans suspected to Mossadeq and the National Movement of Iran oil. Therefore, she decided to cooperate with Americans to undermine Mossadeq leadership....
29 Jun 2014 11:45
Britain, Oil & Bakhtiaries
The early years of the 20th century were the changing years in the relations of the European states and constitution of the political poles. From the early years of this century Iranian government gave the petroleum ...
21 Jan 2014 11:58
The Iranian Army in the late August 1941
Throughout the Iranian history, especially after the establishment of the Safavids and the foreign countries threatening of Iran's integrity, the reinforcement of the country's defence became one of the main priorities....
21 Jan 2014 11:55
The French Schools in Iran
The French missionaries played a major role among foreign missionaries who founded schools in Iran. The main French schools in Iran were Saint Louis School, Franco-Persane, Saint Josef, Jeanne d'Arc, Alliance ...
21 Jan 2014 11:36
Formation of Cossack Brigade in Iran
Qajar Iran lacked any regular and progressive army. No specific rules and regulations were developed for military service. Iranian army was characterized by total chaos and disarray. No age limit was specified ...
21 Jan 2014 11:12
The Bombardemant of Majlis, June 23rd 1908
Following a shootout between the loyal forces of Mohammad Ali Shah and the members of Anjomans (societies), Majlis (the National Consultative Assembly) was closed in 1908, within lesser than two years, wasting ...
21 Jan 2014 10:44
Bahaism and Politics
Following the execution of Ali Mohammad Bab, the hostility rose among his followers which led to the split in this religion. There appeared two branches: Azali Branch under Mirza Yahya Sobhe Azal and the Bahais....
21 Jan 2014 10:12
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...
21 Jan 2014 09:59
Azerbaijani Tribes, from the Fall of the Safavids to the Rise of Qajars
At the end of the first half of the twelfth century AH (about 17th century), Afshar tribe in Urumiah, the Donboli tribe in Khoy, Moqaddam in Maragheh, Sheqaqi in the Sarab, and Shahsavan in Ardabil and Qradagh....
21 Jan 2014 09:45
Amir Kabir: His Life and His Role in The Iranian History
Mirza Mohammad Taghi Khan Amir Kabir, son of Karbalai Qorban Beig Farahani was born about 1807 in Hazaveh of Farahan in the district of Arak. His father was the head cook in Mirza Aboul Qassem Qaem Maqam's father,...
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