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Tonekaboni Sepahdar A'zam (3rd Term) (16 July 1909 – 6
October 1909) H****an
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Dowleh (1st Term) (6
October 1909 – 15 July 1910)
Mirza H****an Khan Ashtiani...
- H****an
Vossug ed-Dowleh (Persian: حسن وثوقالدوله;
April 1, 1868 –
February 3, 1951) was an
Iranian politician who
served as the
Prime Minister of Iran...
- and
Vossug ed Dowleh, both
grandchildren of
Qavam al-Dawla, both
became prime ministers after Persian Constitutional Revolution victory. When
Vossug ed...
- Sam.
Before 1919, the
Iranian people did not use surnames. An act of the
Vossug ed
Dowleh government in 1919
introduced the use of surnames, and the practice...
- Reza Shah
Prime Minister H****an
Mostowfi Mehdi Qoli
Hedayat Preceded by
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Dowleh Succeeded by
Mohsen Sadr
Minister of
Education In
office 1 November...
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being annexed to Iran. The then pro-British
government in
Tehran led by
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Dowleh made
endeavours amongst Baku's
leadership to join Iran. In order...
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particularly Gianni Cortina.
Other locations are the
Museum of the Qasr Prison,
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Dowleh House,
House dr
Mohammad Moin,
Naderi Café, P****enger Terminal...
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proprosed annexing to Iran. The then pro-British
government in
Tehran led by
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Dowleh made
endeavours amongst Baku's
leadership to join Iran. In order...
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office 3 July 1920 – 27
October 1920
Monarch Ahmad Shah
Qajar Preceded by
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Dowleh Succeeded by
Fathollah Khan
Akbar In
office 21
January 1922 –...
- 1918
Monarch Ahmad Shah
Qajar Preceded by
Mostowfi ol-Mamalek
Succeeded by
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Dowleh Personal details Born 1846
Chaharmahal Province, Iran Died 1930...
