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The Cambridge History of Iran (Volume 6)
Modern Iran since 1921: The Pahlavis and After by Ali Ansari, 2003-04-13
Hidden Iran: Paradox and Power in the Islamic Republic by Ray Takeyh, 2007-08-21
The History of the Seljuq Turks (Studies in the History of Iran and Turkey)
Iranian Elites and Turkish Rulers: A History of Isfahan in the Saljuq Period (Routledge Studies in the History of Iran and Turkey) by David Durand-Guedy, 2010-01-15
Iran's First Revolution: Shi'ism and the Constitutional Revolution of 1905-1909 (Studies in Middle Eastern History) by Mangol Bayat, 1991-11-14
The History of Al-Tabari: The Sasanids, the Byzantines, the Lakmids,
State and Society in Iran: The Eclipse of the Qajarsand the Emergence of the Pahlavis (Library of Modern Middle East Studies S.) by Homa Katouzian, 2006-10-14
The Cambridge History of Iran (Volume 1)
Ctesias' 'History of Persia': Tales of the Orient (Routledge Classical Translations) by LLoyd Llewellyn-Jones, James Robson, 2010-01-27
Guardians of the Revolution: Iran and the World in the Age of the Ayatollahs by Ray Takeyh, 2009-05-27
History of the Persian Empire (Phoenix Books) by A.T. Olmstead, 1959-02-15
Towards a Modern Iran: Studies in Thought, Politics and Society
The Making Of Iran's Islamic Revolution: From Monarchy To Islamic Republic, Second Edition by Mohsen M Milani, 1994-11-21

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LG Electronics Iran History
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SHAHOLLAHI, HEZBOLLAHI, Pro Shah Activists, Pro Hezbollah Activists, Reza Pahlavi, Shah and Islamic regime in iran
http://www.angelfire.com/home/iran/people.html
Iran-Contra
iranContra. If you re an American pondering whether to sell missiles to a foreign power with a proven history of sponsoring terrorism against the United States
http://www.rotten.com/library/history/political-scandal/iran-contra/

Extractions: rotten Library History Political Scandal The Constitution contains a one-sentence definition of treason: Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. If you're an American pondering whether to sell missiles to a foreign power with a proven history of sponsoring terrorism against the United States, you probably ought to think twice. It could reasonably be argued that this would be giving aid to an enemy of the U.S., and therefore expose you to a charge of treason. Seems pretty straightforward, doesn't it? And yet this is precisely what President Ronald Reagan did. But did he get impeached? Nope. The American people decided that if the President was paving a road with his very best intentions, it didn't really matter where that road ultimately led. Who cares about a few broken laws? And in the wake of overwhelming public apathy, the whole affair was quietly set aside. In spite of a weapons embargo, Reagan authorized illegal arms sales to the nation of
Iran Maps, Pictures, History And More
iran. Click on a link below to find travel guides, embassy info, flags, maps, brief history, facts, and more. Please email us if
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Original texts about Ancient iran (Persian Empire)
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History Of Iran, Iran Paradise Tour And Travel Agency, Travel To Iran, History
history, The ancient nation of iran, historically known to the West as Persia until March 21, 1935 (see also history of Persia, history of Levant).
http://www.iranparadise.com/Iran/Iran-History.htm

Extractions: Home Services Contacts Us Email History The ancient nation of Iran, historically known to the West as Persia until March 21, 1935 (see also History of Persia, History of Levant). Once a major empire in its own right, it has been overrun frequently and has had its territory altered throughout the centuries. Invaded by Arabs, Seljuk Turks, Mongols, and othersand often caught up in the affairs of larger powersIran has always reasserted its national identity and has developed as a distinct political and cultural entity. Archeological findings have placed knowledge of Iranian prehistory at middle paleolithic times (100,000 years ago). The earliest sedentary cultures date from 18,000-14,000 years ago. The sixth millennium B.C. saw a fairly sophisticated agricultural society and proto-urban population centers. Many dynasties have ruled Iran, the first of which was under the Achaemenians (559-330 B.C.), a dynasty founded by Cyrus the Great. After the Hellenistic period (300-250 B.C.) came the Parthian (250 B.C.-226 A.D.) and the Sassanid (226-651) dynasties. The seventh century Arab-Muslim conquest of Iran was followed by conquests by the Seljuk Turks, the Mongols, and Tamerlane. Iran underwent a revival under the Safavid dynasty (1502-1736), the most prominent figure of which was Shah Abbas. The conqueror Nadir Shah and his successors were followed by the Zand dynasty, founded by Karim Kahn, and later the Qajar (1795-1925) and the Pahlavi dynasties (1925-1979).
Travel In Abadan - Iran - History - WorldTravelGate.net®-
WorldTravelGate.net®Information about Abadan,iran,history,Gallery,Photos,Restaurants,Hotels,Car Rental,Rentals,Campings,Travel Agencies.! Abadan - history.
http://www.mideasttravelling.net/iran/abadan/abadan_history.htm

Extractions: Abadan - H istory Arabic 'ABBADAN, city, extreme southwestern of Iran. The city is situated in Khuzestan, part of the oil-producing region of Iran. Abadan lies on an island of the same name along the eastern bank of the Shatt Al-'Arab (river), 33 miles (53 km) from the Persian Gulf. The city thus lies along Iran's border with Iraq. Abadan Island is bounded on the west by the Shatt Al-'Arab and on the east by the Bahmanshir, which is an outlet of the Karun River. The island is 42 miles (68 km) long and from 2 to 12 miles (3 to 19 km) wide. Reputedly founded by a holy man, 'Abbad, in the 8 th century, Abadan was a prosperous coastal town in the 'Abbasid period and was known for its salt and woven mats. But the extension of the delta of the Shatt Al-'Arab by silt deposition caused the coast of the Persian Gulf to gradually recede from Abadan. By the time the town was visited by the Arab geographer Ibn Battutah in the 14 th century, it was described as little more than a large village in a flat, salty plain.
Travel In Kerman - Iran - History - WorldTravelGate.net®-
WorldTravelGate.net®Information about Kerman,iran,history,Gallery,Photos,Restaurants,Hotels,Car Rental,Rentals,Campings,Travel Agencies.! Kerman - history.
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Extractions: Kerman - H istory Kerman is as old as history. It is believed, that it has been founded as early as the 3 rd century by Ardeshir I, founder of the Sassanian dynasty. Historical documents refer to Kerman as "Karmania," "Kermania" and "Zhermanya," which means bravery and combat. Geographers have recorded Kerman's ancient name as "Go'asheer" (Bardesheer). In Islamic time, Kerman was one of the important cultural centres of Iran. Today the city (1991 pop. 311,643) is the capital of Kerman province, in east-central Iran. It is noted for making and exporting carpets. Cotton textiles and goats-wool shawls are also manufactured. Kerman has had very little peace in its history. From the 7 th century, it has been ruled by Arabs, Buyids, the Seljuks, Turkmens and Mongols in turn until the Qajar dynasty, when it was a victim of the barbaric Aqa Mohammad Khan. Throughout its history, Kerman has been chosen as the capital by different kings, but it was Ganj Ali Khan (1005 to 1034 A.D) during the Safavid era, who brought about the city's prosperity. Kerman was prospering under the Safavid dynasty (16 th century) and suffering under the Afghans (17 th century). In 1794 its greatest disaster occurred: Aga Muhammad Khan, shah of Persia, ravaged the city by
Comprehensive History Of The Jews Of Iran
Comprehensive history of the Jews of iran. Habib Levy Abridged Edited by Hooshang Ebrami Translated from the Persian by George
http://www.mazdapub.com/Comprehensive-History-Jews.htm

Extractions: The history of the Jews of Iran is one of the most important chapters of Jewish history, yet it is also the most obscure, because little of it has been published. Considering the vastness of the Persian Empire during ancient times, Iran must be reckoned second only to Israel in importance to the study of Jewish history. After the Assyrian onslaught, the ten lost tribes were moved to the east, toward the Persian Empire. Babylon, the former hub of Judaism, was an Iranian province for more than a thousand years, including the period during which the Talmud was written. Indeed, Iranian cultural influences are manifest in the Babylonian Talmud, which is, in essence, an "Iranian Talmud."
Real History Archives Iran-Contra Collection
war All of this happened in the iranContra scandal. Many Hasenfus. Robert Parry s Talk on the Media and the iran-Contra episode. Read
http://www.webcom.com/~lpease/collections/conspiracies/irancontra.htm

Extractions: Tell Us Arms for drugs, unauthorized activities, dealing with the enemy, hiding from Congress, flying drugs into the country to raise money for an illegal war... All of this happened in the Iran-Contra scandal. Many like to brush off notions of vast conspiracies, saying how could so many people keep a secret? This affair was ongoing for five years without a peep from any participants! The Kennedy assassination was, after all, in the end, a one day event. But this went on for five years before story started coming out, and it involved thousands of participants. When people want to keep something secret, they can. It was a freak accident that brought this story into the mainstream, the downing of Eugene Hasenfus. Robert Parry's Talk on the Media and the Iran-Contra episode Read about Gary Webb's book Dark Alliance on the CIA-Contra-Cocaine connection in Los Angeles Documents related to the Iran-Contra Affair Satire: The Emperor's New Clothes (or Gary Webb was Right) Return to Research Collections Entrance ... Exit
Arc Of Crisis: Iran Timeline
A chronology of key events in iran s history Persepolis, ancient capital of the Persian empire. 8000 BCE Civilization begins.
http://journalism.berkeley.edu/projects/arccrisis/afghan-irantimeline.html

Extractions: A chronology of key events in Iran's history: Persepolis, ancient capital of the Persian empire. 8000 BCE - Civilization begins. The Agricultural Revolution made possible permanent settlements and the creation of complex civilizations. The Iranian plateau became the cradle of one of the oldest civilizations in history. 1000 - 800 BCE - Zoroastrianism introduced . Zoroaster was one of the first prophets to introduce the concepts of monotheism. 559 BCE -Achaemenian Dynasty established. Cyrus the Great the first world empire. His respect for local traditions, laws, languages, and religions set the foundation of a relatively benevolent empire. 522-486 BCE - The rule of Darius the Great. The reign of Darius the Great marked the zenith of the Persian Empire. Islam introduced
Cinema Of Iran, 1896-1975, Homepage
University of Washington Libraries, A SURVEY CATALOGUE AND BRIEF CRITICAL history OF IRANIAN FEATURE FILM (18961975). by. Reza Talachian.
http://www.lib.washington.edu/neareast/cinemaofiran/default.html
Brief History Of The Tudeh Party Of Iran
life of this government was short, it must be said that, its tireless efforts in the interests of our people were one of the brilliant pages in iran s history.
http://www.tudehpartyiran.org/history.htm

Extractions: ABOUT THIS PAMPHLET The labour and communist movement in Iran is 71 years old, and this includes the 51 years of the of the Tudeh Party of Iran, the party of the Iranian working class. Since its formation the party has been the main target of attacks by internal reaction and the imperialist forces, who were dominating the political life of the country in order to plunder its vast natural resources. Our party, during all these 5 decades, has been allowed to operate legally for only a few years. The party has been outlawed by various governments and Tudeh members sent to torture chambers and firing squads; yet the party has relentlessly continued its struggle, remaining loyal to the lofty ideals of peace, democracy and socialism. This booklet tries to give a historical , rather an analytical account of the past 5 decades of the struggle by our party. In trying to paint the history with the colour of truth, the booklet has avoided going into a deep political analysis of the party's past policies and its mistakes. The booklet has relied heavily on party documents in order to avoid subjective views of the events. The present compilation is therefore a brief history of the life and struggle of the TPI which has been prepared from a mass of Party publications and documents. Let history speak for itself, since the ghosts of the past know more about the secrets of history than some vengeful analysts of today. What lies now in the hands of the readers is an attempt to sketch parts of the proud struggle of the Tudeh Party of Iran in its 51 years of life, and not a complete historical account.
MidEast Web - Brief History Of Modern Iran
iran A Brief history. As ancient Persia, which included parts of Iraq, iran has a long, creative and glorious history. Unlike many
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Extractions: Iran: A Brief History home sources timeline maps ... links Subscriptions: About U Need JavaScript! U Need JavaScript! U Need JavaScript! e-dialog MidEastWeb Site Policy News and Commentary Highlights See Also: Books About Iran Map of Modern Iran Introduction - Iran is a country of about 70 million situated East of Iraq, beyond the Tigris River, Shatt Al-Arab waterway and East of the Persian Gulf, across from Saudi Arabia. To the North, it borders on former Soviet Central Asian countries including Armenia Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and the Caspian Sea. It also borders on Afghanistan and Pakistan in the East, and Turkey to the West. Click for large map Iran has a semi-arid climate for the most part, but it is extremely rich in natural resources. In particular, it has nearly 10% of the worlds proven oil reserves and nearly 16% of the worlds gas reserves. Iran has the second largest gas reserves in the world. Additionally, it has considerable quantities of fairly low grade uranium. However, poor economic planning, sanctions by Western countries, low literacy, high birthrates and a long and bloody war with Iraq have kept Iran poor, with a GDP of about $7000 and unemployment of about 16%. In recent years, government programs that encourage family planning and significant emigration have reduced the rate of population increase to about 1% a year. Birth rate is now about 17 per thousand, comparable to Western industrialized countries, and literacy is up to 79%. Early Modern Times - After the death, in 1779, of Mohammad Karim Khan Zand, who was the Zand dynasty ruler of southern Persia, Agha Mohammad Khan, a leader of the Qajar tribe, reunified the country, defeated numerous rivals and brought all of Iran under his rule, establishing the Qajar dynasty. By 1794 he had eliminated all his rivals, and had retaken former Iranian territories in Georgia and the Caucasus. Agha Mohammad established his capital at Tehran, a village near the ruins of the ancient city of Ray. In 1796 he was formally crowned as Shah, but he was assassinated in 1797 and was succeeded by his nephew, Fath Ali Shah.
The History Of The Ancient Near East Electronic Compendium
Mark McDonald provides information and links on the archaeological sites of the region from Turkey to Southwestern iran.
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Extractions: Parthia ... Media - Medes Africa: Egyptian History Egyptian Art and Civilization Hyksos Nubia Anatolia (Turkey) [Asia Minor]: Hittites Lycia Phrygia Lydia Arabian Peninsula: Arabia Amorites TransCaucasus: Urartu - Ararat Armenia Kurdistan CisCaucasus: Cimmerians Scythians Mediterranean Island: Cyprus Persian Gulf Island: Bahrain Archipelago Prehistoric and Cultural Type-Sites PALEOLITHIC SITES TABUN CAVE (ISRAEL) JEBEL QAFZEH CAVE (ISRAEL)
Shah Of Iran Speech To The Nation
monarchs and courageous commanders of iran s history; to all iranian women and men who have handed down the flag of our ancient monarchy from one generation to
http://www.sedona.net/pahlavi/speech1.html

Extractions: Message of the Shahanshah of Iran, Now Rouz 1976 M y warm salutations to the great Iranian nation; to the nation whose inexhaustible power has once again come to the fore in this magnificent ceremony marking the solidarity between th Shah and the Nation. My salutations to the great. monarchs and courageous commanders of Iran's history; to all Iranian women and men who have handed down the flag of our ancient monarchy from one generation to the next as if in fulfilment of a sacred trust. My salutations to Reza Shah the Great, the renowned commander of Iran's history and founder of the Pahlavi Dynasty, the man who arose from among Iranians and thought of nothing but Iran. For Iran he lived and f or Iran he died. Today, on the 2535th Imperial Now Ruz and on the 50th Now Ruz under Pahlavi rule, before the mausoleum of a great Iranian whose soul is with us, in the name of the standard-bearer of the Iranian monarchy, I renew the eternal covenant of the Pahlavi Dynasty with my nation which I am honoured to lead: Taking Iran's history as witness, I declare that we, the Pahlavi Dynasty, nurse no love but that for Iran, and no zeal but that for the dignity of Iranians; recognise no duty but that of serving our state and our nation.
Conspiracy Planet - Al Martin - Iran Contra History Of Elliott 'The Weasel' Abra
iran Contra history of Elliott The Weasel Abrams (continued) by CONSPIRACY PLANET. This was a propaganda office established in
http://www.conspiracyplanet.com/channel.cfm?channelid=49&contentid=1211&page=2
Conspiracy Planet - Iran-Contra - New Book Reveals Secrets Of Iran-Contra
According to this new book, iranContra crimes and scandals never ended Al Martin (US Navy, Ret.) has written a powerful expose of the hidden history of America
http://www.conspiracyplanet.com/channel.cfm?ChannelID=43
Images From World History: Median And Achæmenid Empire Of Iran
Median and Achæmenid Empire (Medes and Persians). Achæmenid architecture. Persia, tomb of Cyrus the Great, 1. Tomb of Cyrus the
http://www.hp.uab.edu/image_archive/ugk/

Extractions: (Medes and Persians) 3. Stone relief from palace of Persopolis. This typical Persian motif draws it wings and central ring from Egyptian and Mesopotamian prototypes. Traditional view is that the figure represents Ahura Mazda 4. Bull's head carving from column capital at Persopolis. 5. Griffin's head from column at Persopolis. May reflect a borrowing a Mesopotamian political symbolism. 6. Lion's head from top of a column at Persopolis. 7. Relief of soldiers from Persopolis with wicker shields. 6th c. B.C. (East Berlin: Pergamum Museum). 2. Glazed tile relief originally from the Persian winter palace at Susa, capital of Elam. 520-500 B.C. (Paris: Louvre). Another imperial guard. The light military dress was designed for offensive combat, to rush out to address crises within the far-flung Persian Empire. 3. Frieze of glazed tiles showing Immortal infantry. A lancer and archer. 1. A Persian helmet lost during the Olympia campaign in Greece, 490 B.C. (Olympia Museum). The inscription added by the Greeks indicates that it ended as booty dedicated to the gods. The helmet style is Assyrian. 4. A torque pair with lion-head terminals. Some of the cloisonne inlays survive. Achaemenid grave at Susa, 4th c. B.C. (Paris: Louvre). 20 cm.

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