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... taught Persian atl the school of Oriental studies lin London. I— When the autocratic Shahl '*as deported. in 1941. thei Persian Government persuaded M. Taqizadeh to serve his country once more in an active capacity, and he has been in charge of the Legation ...
... started suffragette movement. The wearing of the veil was officially abolished 1935 the late Shah, but recently the Persian Government said women could wear a veil or not they liked. This has been regarded a removal of the ban. OUR GOD, OUR HELP A ...
... movement. The wearing of the veil was offlciallr abolished in 1935 by the late Shah Reza Pahleyi. but recently the Persian Government stated that women could wear a veil or not as they liked. This has been regarded as a removal of the ban.— Reuter. ...
... ' route to the Soviets, but they want to know how they will stand when the Allies have departed after the war. The Persian Government also are' anxious to see established a central Allied authority in Persia with whom they may discuss matters of very ...
... the collaboration between Persia and Alnes. organi , iation was about to propose riots and hostile activities against Persian Government. and to interrupt transport of Allied munitions to Russia. sail the statement.-Reuter. • CASH for your Surplus FURNITURE ...
... the official journal Bucharest, says the Hungarian Telegraph Bureau.—British United Press.- Nazi Activity in Iran.—The Persian Government lias offered a reward of 5,000 tomans (approximately £2.200) for the apprehension of any German living without permission ...
... Nazis In Persia Rounded Up 1 The Persian Government has offered a reward of 5.000 tomans Ifor the apprehension of any German living without permission in Persia. Similar action may be taken by the British authorities. The Iranian action lifts the veil ...