Before Revolution

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Iran twenty years ago and Iran today, what was and what happened

A snippet of slogans from the revolutionaries of 1979

"We follow the government of Ali,  
We will overthrow the Pahlavi regime."

Ezzatullah Motahari, one of the revolutionaries of 1979: In 1970, when Iran and Israel were playing football in the Asian Games, we formed a group to assassinate Israeli athletes, then we found out that they were heavily protected

At the height of the revolutionary movements on December 18, 1957, some supporters of Shapour Bakhtiar and Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi also came to the streets.

  At the height of the revolutionary movements on December 18, 1957, some supporters of Shapur Bakhtiar and Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi also came to the streets and addressed the revolutionaries who came to the streets on the same day and chanted: Compatriot brother, do not set fire to the country.

56 years ago; Royal dress design in Tehran

A rare image of an Iranian and a banner of the British following the nationalization of the oil industry.

Unpublished images around the Razavi Shrine and the Steel Window, 1977

Tehran on the Day of the Coup, August 19, 1953

As more time passes since the "1979 Revolution," the facts become clearer with the release of additional films and documents.

Sheikh Ahmad Jannati and Sheikh Sadeq Khalkhali among the clerics protesting at the University of Tehran mosque in the days leading up to the victory of the Revolution in February 1979.

Photo from the online archive of the National Library of Iran.

A historical film of an interview with Mr. Marashi, CEO of Tehran Railway and Metro before the revolution

Narration of Dariush Homayun about press censorship

Interview with Harvard University Oral History:

The need for freedom of the press and independent communities

The headline of an information newspaper - July 1979

Published for the first time

A part of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi's message on the occasion of Ghadir Eid in August 1954

Shah used to say, "He doesn't give us permission either!"

June 25 coincides with the fourth anniversary of the death of Alinaqi Alikhani

A history of a car from the words of Khosrow Mo'tazad/ We had a car mafia during the Shah's time!

The strange story of the car sales mafia in Iran before 1979 from the words of Khosro Mo'tazad

The martyrs of the army who stood against the Russian and British forces

The Ajamedia page of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army has published images for the first time of 24 officers and non-commissioned officers of the army who, in September 1941, stood firm against the Russian and British forces until the last moment despite the treacherous order to cease resistance. They are referred to as the immortal martyrs of the army.

Many sources mention the birthday of Taj Ayromelo known as Taj al-Muluk, the wife of Reza Shah, as March 17, 1896

Clipping from the newspaper "Information" 1977 April 26

An image of a nurse in the 1960s teaching village women population control methods