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References in the
media or
writing are
usually made to
members of the group—or
Hezbollahi—rather than Hezbollah, as
Hezbollah is/was not a
tightly structured independent...
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newspaper offices, who were
believed to be
enemies of the revolution. The
Hezbollahi, or
members of the
Party of God, were the "strong-arm thugs" who attacked...
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confiscations of property". Also
enforcing the will of the
government were the
Hezbollahi (the
Party of God), "strong-arm thugs" who
attacked demonstrators and...
- of property". Also
enforcing the will of the new
government were the
Hezbollahi (followers of the
Party of God), "strong-arm thugs" who
attacked demonstrators...
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Front with the
death penalty if they did not repent. In the
meantime Hezbollahi members of the
Revolutionary Guard and committees, men and
women from...
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government Persians refer to
Persian Islamic Republic supporters from
Hezbollahi families as Arab-parast (عربپرست) (lit. Arab Worshipper).
Arabs use slurs...
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evening on the
Tehran Teachers Training College" by his supporters, the
Hezbollahi. One
student was
reportedly lynched, and
according to a
British correspondent...
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political protesters by "quasi-official
organs of repression,"
particularly "
Hezbollahi," and the
murder of
dozens of
government opponents in the 1990s, allegedly...
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Revolutionary Guards were sent to
Lebanon through Syria to help
recruit Hezbollahi,
provide political and
religious indoctrination and
military training...
- at its
demonstrations but
these were "ferociously
attacked by
gangs of
Hezbollahi thugs." On 12
August 1979 it
scheduled a m****
demonstration to protest...
