- 1979, Iran's
government executed 85
senior generals and
forced all major-
generals and most brigadier-
generals into
early retirement. By
September 1980,...
-
Fathollah Minbashian (7
August 1916 – 5 July 2007) was an
Iranian general. He
served in the
Iranian army from 1938 to 1972,
reaching the rank of four-star...
- The prosecutor-
general of Iran (or attorney-
general), in the
judicial system of Iran, is a "just mujtahid"
appointed by the head of the
judiciary in consultation...
- Catania). Dale Messer, 86,
American football player (San
Francisco 49ers).
Fathollah Moztarzadeh, 77,
Iranian biomedical engineer. (death
announced on this...
-
Moshir od-Dowleh
Pirnia (2nd Term) (20
August 1918 – 16
October 1920)
Fathollah Khan
Akbar Sepahdar Rashti (16
October 1920 – 21
February 1921) Zia'eddin...
- re****ert
Iranian hegemony over the
whole region,
declared war on
Russia after General Pavel Tsitsianov attacked and
stormed the city of Ganja, m****acring many...
-
connected with the
decline in
economic growth corruption brings. Ali
Fathollah-Nejad
describes the
impediment to
economic function and
justice as a "political...
- پیرنیا (1871–1935) 3 July 1920 27
October 1920 116 days
Independent 13
Fathollah Khan
Akbar فتح الله خان اکبر (1878–1967) 27
October 1920 22
February 1921...
-
withdrew from the new structure. The
party headquarters is
located in Qae
Fathollah, a
district of Kabul. Adla
Bahram is the
director of women's
affairs of...
- each
nation hoping to
control Persia. On 14
January 1921, the
British General Edmund Ironside chose to
promote Reza Khan, who had been
leading the Tabriz...
