personality of
political prisoners and
returns to Iran
revolt of 1963 and
revolt of 1977–79 and
Saddam Hussein and
seizes power
Shariatmadari and
terror network of
U.S. attitudes toward
writings and tapes of
Khomeini, Mostafa
death of
Khonsari, Ayatollah
Khosrodad, Manuchehr
Kirkendall, James
Kirkendall, Jonathan
Kirkendall, Libby
Kissinger, Henry
Kraft, Joseph
Kurds
Kuwait
Laing, Margaret
Lambrakis, George
Laos
Lavizan massacre
Lebanon
civil war and Israeli invasion (1978)
Musa Sadr and
Lee, Christopher
left
Lehfeldt, William
Leila, Princess (daughter of Shah and Queen Farah)
Le Monde
Lenczowski, George
Lepers’ Aid Association
liberalization
liberals
Liberation Movement
Libya
Life
literacy
Los Angeles Times
Louis XVI, King of France
Lubrani, Uri
Luxembourg
MacArthur, Douglas, II
Macedonia
MacGraw, Ali
MacMillan, Margaret
Mahdavy, Hossein
Mahnaz, Princess
Majidi, Abdol Majid
Malayeri, Ayatollah
Malek, Mozaffer
Manigeh, Princess
Mansur, Hassan Ali
Mao Zedong
Marchal, Henry
Marcos, Ferdinand
Marcos, Imelda
Marenche, Count Alexandre de
Marie Antoinette, Queen of France
marja, defined
martial law
Martyr’s Foundation
Marxists
Marzieh (singer)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massoudi, Farhad
Maxim’s catering
McCollough, Cyndy
McGaffey, David
McQueen, Steve
McWhirter, William
Mecca
Mehran, Hassan Ali
Mehrmand, Mohammad Hossein
Menuhin, Yehudi
Merhav, Reuven
Metrinko, Michael
Meyer, Armin
MI6 (British intelligence)
Middle East peace talks
Miklos, Jack
Milani, Abbas
Milani, Ayatollah
Military College of Tehran
Milliez, Paul
Ministry of Commerce
Ministry of Education
Ministry of Energy
Ministry of Information
Ministry of Justice
Ministry of the Interior
Ministry of Women’s Affairs
Mission to Iran (Sullivan)
Moghadam, Nasser
Mohammad, Prophet
Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi
affairs and
aftermath of fall of
Alam and
Allied invasion and
appearance of
Argo and
assassination attempts vs.
authoritarian rule and
Baghdad Pact and
Bakhtiar and
Banisadr and
birthday celebrations
birth of
Bush and
Carter and
childhood of
children and
CIA and
coalition opposing
Cold War and
collapse of support for
Constitution and
coronation of
corruption and
Crown Prince, as
daily routine of
daughter Farahnaz and
daughter Shahnaz and
death of
death of Borujerdi and
death of brother Ali Reza and
death threats vs.
de Gaulle and
democratization and reforms of
departs for exile
departure decision of 1978
detachment of
early plots vs.
education of
Eid-e Fetr protests and
Eisenhower and
exile of 1953
Fardust and
father Reza Shah and
father’s abdication to
final days of reign
foreign assessment of
health problems of
Hoveyda and
Hua Guofeng visit and
human rights and
interviews of
Iranian people, or farr, and
Iraq and
Islam and
Islamists and
Israel and
Jaleh Square massacre and
JFK and
Khomeini and
LBJ and
leadership style of
Lebanon and
legacy of
liberalization and
marriages of
marriage to Farah Diba
marriage to Fawzia of Egypt
marriage to Soraya Esfandiary
martial law and
Mashad protests and
memoir of
Middle East peace talks and
military and
military rule and
moderate clergy and
modernization and
Mossadeq and
mother and
Musa Sadr and
Nasser and
nationalism and
New Year’s Eve of 1977–78 and
Nowruz of 1978 and
oil and
Operation Kach and
Persepolis celebrations and
Persian Gulf defense and
Persian heritage and
personality of
plane crash and
portraits of
Reagan and
residences of
revolt of 1963 and
revolution of 1979 and
revolution time line and
Rex Cinema fire and
riots of November, 1978, vs.
royal family and
Sabeti crackdown proposal and
Sadat and
Saddam Hussein and
satellite summit and
Savak and
security and
Shariatmadari and
Sharif-Emami as prime minister and
sister Asraf and
son Crown Prince Reza and
Soviets and
speeches, Constitution Day, 1978
speeches, June 6, 1978
speeches, May 1978
speeches, Nowruz 1978
strikes of 1978 and
students and
Tabas earthquake and
Tabriz riots and
tomb of
trips to U.S.
trip to India
trip to seaports of 1978
trip to Soviet Union
UFOs and
unrest of early 1970s and
uprising of 1977–78 and
U.S. and, early reign
U.S. and, final years of reign
wealth of
White Revolution and
women’s rights and
Year of Iran and
Zahedi and
Moin, Baqer
Moinian, Nosratollah
Mongol invasian
Montazeri, Ayatollah
Moradian, Anahid
Morocco
Morris, Joe Alex
Moseley, Ray
Mossadeq, Mohammad
coup of 1953 and
Moss
ad (Israeli intelligence)
Movassaghi, Fereydoun
Movement of the Impoverished
Mozaffar al-Din Shah
Mubarak, Hosni
Muharram march of 1978
Mujahedin
mullahs, defined
Museum of Contemporary Arts
Museum of Persian Carpets
Naas, Charlie
Naas, Jean
Nahavandi, Hushang
Najaf
Farah meets Khoi in
Khomeini exile in
Napoleon Bonaparte
Naser al-Din Shah Qajar
Nasiri, Nematollah
Nasr, Assdollah
Nasr, Hossein
Nasr, Vali
Nasser, Gamal Abdel
National Front
National Geographic
National Iranian Oil Company
National Iranian Radio and Television
National Leprosy Fund
National Resistance Force
National Resistance Movement
National Security Council (Iran)
National Security Council (U.S.)
National Uprising Day (August 19, 1978)
Navot, Nahum
Negarastan Museum
Nemazie, Baquer
Nepal
Neshat, Ali
Newsom, David
Newsweek
New Yorker
New York Times
New Zealand
Nicholas II, Czar of Russia
Nikpey, Gholam Reza
Nilsson, Birgit
Nixon, Richard
Noor, Princess (daughter of Crown Prince Reza)
Noor, Queen of Jordan (Lisa Halaby)
Norway
Nouri, Ayatollah Yahya
Nourizadeh, Ali Reza
Nowruz (Persian New Year)
disturbances of 1978
nuclear program
Observer (London)
Office of Anti-Subversion
oil
shock of 1973
strikes of 1978
Oman
O’Neill, Eugene
O’Neill, Jennifer
OPEC
open space
Organization for the Intellectual Development of Children
Oveissi, Gholam Ali
Pahlau University
Pahlavi Dynasty
Pahlavi family
Pahlavi Foundation
Pahlavi University
Pakistan
Pakravan, Fatemeh
Pakravan, Hassan
Pakravan, Karim
Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO)
Palestinians
Panossian, Archbishop Diyair
Pari Sima, Princess
Paris Match
Pars News Agency
Parsons, Antony
Parthian Kingdom
Parvin School
Patrick Ali, Prince
Paul VI, Pope
Pearl Harbor, anniversary
Percy, Charles
Persepolis 2500 anniversary celebrations (1971)
Persia
geography of
history of
Islam accepted by
renamed Iran
rise of Pahlavi Dynasty
Shia Islam and
urban centers of
Persian Book of Kings (Ferdowsi)
Persian Gulf
Peter the Great
Philip, Prince of England
Philippines
Physical Culture Organization
Pinochet, Augusto
Poland
political parties, banned
political prisoners
Pol Pot
polygamy
Pompidou, Georges
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine
Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola
Post, Jerrold
Post, Telephones, and Telegraph Department strike
Pournik, Mehdi
Pourshaja, Amir
poverty
Precht, Henry
Qadar, Mansur
Qajar Dynasty
Qavam, Ali
Queen’s University Hospital
quietist ulama
Quinn, Anthony
Quinn, Sally
Quran
Rabii, Amir Hossein
Radio Iran
Radji, Parviz
Raein, Parviz
Rafsanjani, Akbar Hashemi
Rahimi, Amir
Rainier, Prince of Monaco
Ramadan
unrest of 1978
Randal, Jonathan
Rangeen Kaman, banned
Rastakhiz Party
Razmara, Haj-Ali
Reagan, Nancy
Reagan, Ronald
Regency Council
Republican Party (U.S.)
revolt of June 5, 1963 (Fifteenth Khordad)
Rex Cinema arson
Reza Abbasi Museum
Reza Pahlavi, Crown Prince (son of Shah)
birth of
coronation and
succession and
Reza Pahlavi Cultural Foundation
Reza Shah Pahlavi (father of Mohammad Reza Shah)
abdication of
coronation of
Islam and
Khomeini and
land acquisitions by
marriages of
marriages of daughters and
Mossadeq and
Pahlavi name taken by
power seized by
reforms of
son Mohammad Reza and
torture and
World War II and
Rockefeller, David
Rockefeller, Happy
Rockefeller, Nelson
Romania
Rome
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Kermit “Kim”
Roosevelt, Theodore
Roots (Haley)
Rouhani, Hassan
Rouleaux, Eric
Rudaki Hall
Rumsfeld, Donald
Russia, imperial. See also Soviet Union
Russian Revolution
Saadi (poet)
Sabeti, Parviz
report on unrest
Sadat, Anwar
Sadat, Jehan
Sadighbi, Hossein Amir
Sadr, Grand Ayatollah Sadreddin
Sadr, Imam Musa
Amal militia and
disappearance of
meets with Shah
Safavian, Abbas
Safavid Dynasty
Saghi, James
Sanjabi, Karim
Sarkis, Elias
Sarvanaz, Princess
Sasanian Empire
satellite summit
Saudi Arabia
Savak
Scheel, Walter
Schmidt, Helmut
“Second Ashura”
Segev, Yitzhak
Senegal
Shafa, Shojaeddin
Shahidy, Ahmad
Shahnameh (Ferdowsi)
Shahnaz, Princess (daughter of Shah and Queen Fawzia)
marriage to Ardeshir Zahedi and
marriage to Djahanbani
religious conversion of
Shahram, Prince
Shahrestani, Javad
Shahriar, Prince
Shahyad Monument (Tehran)
Shakir, Sadoun
Shams, Princess (sister of Shah)
Sharbiani, Hossein
Sharia law
Shariati, Ali
Shariatmadari, Grand Ayatollah Kazem
Shariatmadari, Hassan
Sharif-Emami, Jafar
Shellenberger, Jack
Shellenberger, Katie
Shia Islam
Shiraz Festival of Arts
Shiraz-Persepolis Festival of the Arts
Sick, Gary
siqeh (contract marriages)
Sisi, Abdel Fattah el-
Six-Day War (1967)
Smith, Colin
Smith, Richard Mayhew
Sofia, Queen of Spain
Somalia
Soraya Esfandiary-Bakhtiary, Queen-Empress (second wife of Shah)
coup of 1953 and
death of
divorce and
marriage to Shah
South Korea
South Vietnam
South Yemen
Soviet-Iranian Treaty of Friendship
Soviet Union
Special Bureau, Queen Farah’s
Special Bureau, Shah’s
Special Protection Unit
Spielberg, Steven
Stalin, Joseph
Stallone, Sylvester
Stempel, John
Streisand, Barbra
strikes
students
Suez crisis
Suharto
Sullivan, William
Sunni Islam
Switzerland
Syria
Tabas earthquake
Tabatabai, Ayatollah Mohammad Hossein
Tafazoli, Jahingir
Taheri, Amir
Taheri, Ayatollah Jalal Al-Din
Taj ol-Moluk, Queen Mother “Nimtaj” (second wife of Reza Shah, mother of Mohammad Reza Shah)
Takbalizadeh, Hossein
taqiya (lying for self-preservation)
Tavakoli, Mohammad
Tavakoli, Taqi
Taylor, Claude
Taylor, Ken
Taylor, Pat
Tehran American School
Tehran Conference (1943)
Tehran International Film Festival
Tehran International Trade Fair
Tehran Stock Exchange
Telstar
Teymurtash, Mehrpur
Thailand
Thatcher, Margaret
“Thinking the Unthinkable” (Sullivan cable)
Third Directorate
Thousand Families
Time
Time for Truth (Princess Ashraf)
Times (London)
Tito, Josip Broz
torture
Towering Inferno (film)
Toynbee, Arnold
Trans-Iranian Gas Pipeline
Translations on Near East and North Africa (CIA)
Travolta, John
Trudeau, Garry
Truman, Harry
Tsafrir, Eliezer
Tudeh Party (Communist)
Turan, Queen (second wife of Reza Shah)
Turkey
Turkish minority
Turner, Stansfield
Tyre, Lebanon
UFO sightings
Uganda
Umberto, King of Italy
United Nations
United States
Allied invasion and
exile of Shah and
Khomeini and
Mossadeq and
oil and
revolt vs. Shah and
Shah’s early relations with
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Department of Defense
U.S. embassy
seizure of
U.S. intelligence. See also Central Intelligence Agency
U.S.-Iran nuclear deal of 2015
U.S. Marines
U.S. News & World Report
U.S. Secret Service
U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
U.S. State Department
U.S. Status of Forces Agreement (1964)
U.S. Supreme Court
University of Tehran
Vance, Cyrus
Vatican
Vaughan, Sarah
Vernor, Bruce
Vernor, Eileen
Vernor, Pat
Vicker, Ray
Vietnam War
Waldorf Hotel
Wall Street Journal
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