Iran and the Rise of Reza Shah: From Qajar Collapse to Pahlavi PowerBloomsbury Academic, 31. dec. 1998 - 434 sider The post-World War I years encompass one of the most important and engrossing chapters in 20th century Iranian history. The period begins with a triumvirate of Iranian political grandees, encouraged (and bribed) by the British government, attempting to shoe-horn Iran into the British Empire. This failed and clumsy episode is followed by a bizarre coup d'état engineered in great haste by a British general who knew virtually nothing of the country or her people. The coup brought to power a tough but obscure military officer from the backwoods, who became a Minister of War, disposed of the Prime Minister to take over the role himself, dabbled briefly with republicanism, then crowned himself as the Reza Shah Pahlavi, terminating 130 years of Qajar rule. |
Indhold
Introduction Iran Under Qajar Rule | 1 |
The 1919 Agreement | 21 |
Declining Prospects of the Agreement | 40 |
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14 Dictionary 1919 Agreement Ahmad Shah Amir APOC appointed army Azarbaijan Bakhtiari became Biography of Iran Bolshevik Britain British Legation British Policy British troops Cabinet command concession Cossack Division Cossacks coup Cox to Curzon Curzon to Norman Davar DBFP deputies elected Farmanfarma February Firouz forces Foreign Office Foroughi Gilan Governor Hassan Hassan Taqizadeh Hedayat Hosein Ibid Iran Quroun 12 Iran's Iranian Iranian Government Ironside January June Khan's Khaterat Khuzestan Kouchek Khan later Loraine to Chamberlain Loraine to Curzon Manjeel Mehdi Bamdad military Ministry Mirza Moddares Mohammad Ali Shah Molk Moshar Mostofi Naser Norman to Curzon Nosrat October Pahlavi parliament Pirnia political Prime Minister Qajar Qajar dynasty Qavam Qazvin Qoli Rejal Iran Quroun resignation Reza Khan Reza Shah Russian Saltaneh Sardar Sardar Homayoun Secretary Sepahdar Seyyed Zia Shah's Sheikh Khaz'al Smyth Soviet Starosselsky Tarikh Rejal Iran Tehran Teimurtash telegram tomans tribes Vosouq Zia's
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