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1 - Mohammad Reza Shah's relations during the Cold War
Farshid Rahi Masomeh garadagi Mohammed Yousefi Joybari nazli Eskandarinejad

Iran enjoys an extremely strategic position in the Middle East, and its size is unique after Saudi Arabia, and it has long borders with the central regions. One of the most important straits in the world has complete dominance, and the orientation of its heights has cre More

Iran enjoys an extremely strategic position in the Middle East, and its size is unique after Saudi Arabia, and it has long borders with the central regions. One of the most important straits in the world has complete dominance, and the orientation of its heights has created a suitable defensive position. Iran's foreign policy model became a model of "neutrality" in the post-constitutional era. This pattern refers to the neutralization pattern of the de-stressing pattern. It was about the rivalry of the great powers and the use of their rivalry to ensure Iran's security and territorial integrity. This pattern continued until 1332 AH. After the coup d'état of 28 August 1332 and the establishment of the Shah's position as the sole helmsman of Iran's foreign policy, the neutrality model was replaced by the adaptation model. During this period, which coincided with the escalation of the Cold War between the two powers, Iran's foreign policy was formed under the auspices of the United Arab Emirates. Mohammad Reza Shah's foreign policy during this period was close to that of the United States. Manuscript profile
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2 - the resualts of St. Petersburg Agreement in iran
Hojat Abdolahi Masomeh Gharadaghi Manuchehr samadivand Nazli Eskandarinejad

During the Qajar period, Iran was considered the point of Russian-British convergence policy. Due to Iran's strategic importance and important geopolitical components, such as the location of the crossroads of the superpowers, the government plays a shocking role in the More

During the Qajar period, Iran was considered the point of Russian-British convergence policy. Due to Iran's strategic importance and important geopolitical components, such as the location of the crossroads of the superpowers, the government plays a shocking role in the confrontation between the superpowers and the Indian issue, as well as the Afghan crisis in the east and the Caucasus wars in the northwest. Russia came from the north in four directions, British India and Afghanistan from the east, the Ottomans from the west and Britain from the south in the Persian Gulf to the Qajar states. Which dominates the vital highway of the world. In the treaty of August 31, 1907, he concluded an agreement with Tsarist Russia, dividing Iran into three regions under his influence and Russia, and neutralizing it completely, and completely protecting Iran. However, the territorial integrity of Iran and the independence, order and development of the country were emphasized. Manuscript profile
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3 - The views of English travel writers on the political situation in Nasserite Iran
Hojat Abdolahi Masomeh Gharadaghi Manuchehr Samadivand nazli Eskandarinejad

The nineteenth century AD is one of the most important and influential periods in the history of Iran. The emergence of great European powers and their extensive interference in the internal affairs of Iran on the one hand threatened the political-economic independence More

The nineteenth century AD is one of the most important and influential periods in the history of Iran. The emergence of great European powers and their extensive interference in the internal affairs of Iran on the one hand threatened the political-economic independence of the country and on the other hand introduced Iranian intellectuals to Western science and technology. Iran's strategic position, which was adjacent to the two superpowers at the time, Russia and Britain, and the two countries' competition for greater benefits led to the signing of treaties and the concession of concessions to them. European ambassadors and representatives, examining the geographical situation and resources of Iran, began to compile works that, although mainly serving the national interests of their respective countries, can be considered in some respects, but their use must be carefully considered. This study shows that the reports and works of British tourists and ambassadors from the Nasserite Iranian society, which pointed to the tyranny of the governing body, the weakness and ignorance of the people about the world situation, internal differences between different ethnicities, factors of Iran's decline and backwardness , Be reviewed. Manuscript profile
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4 - Analysis of internal and external factors affecting the political-social situation of Tabriz during the First World War
Ali Tarverdi nasab Masomeh Gharadaghi Abbas Ghadimi Gheydari Nazli Eskandarinejad

Due to its geographical, economic and political location, Iran has been a place of conflict for major world powers throughout history. In the First World War, despite the fact that the Iranian government declared neutrality, the same strategic characteristics of Iran ca More

Due to its geographical, economic and political location, Iran has been a place of conflict for major world powers throughout history. In the First World War, despite the fact that the Iranian government declared neutrality, the same strategic characteristics of Iran caused the country to become involved in the political relations of the warring forces. In these relations, the three factors of identitarian currents, Iran's dependence on foreign governments and the political and economic weakness of the central government have been decisive. During this period, due to its geographical location, social and cultural structure, Tabriz was the area of conflict between the Ottoman and Russian forces. The Ottoman and German governments tried to establish their position in the region by beating the drum of identitarian feelings of racial, ethnic and religious groups, and on the other hand, the influence and power of the Russian government and the dependence and weakness of the central government caused Azerbaijan and especially During this period, the city of Tabriz witnessed events such as the activities of the Pan-Tereks, the confrontation of the nationalists against the identity seekers, religious and religious differences, and the Russian government's obstruction of the revival of the tradition of the Crown Prince of Tabriz. Manuscript profile

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