List of Articles 1907

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  1 - The Consequence of England Policy at Constitutional Revolution of Iran after Treaty 1907
  aliakbar khadrezadeh
  Before spreading Germany power in Europe, England was looking mainly to protect its own interests in India.Since Germany reached the peak of its power and applied the policy of "taking the east in to consideration" during the second Wilhom (1888-1918),England which had More

  Before spreading Germany power in Europe, England was looking mainly to protect its own interests in India.Since Germany reached the peak of its power and applied the policy of "taking the east in to consideration" during the second Wilhom (1888-1918),England which had confronted the growing threats of Germany in the Persian Gulf, sought to put aside its old policy based upon competing with Russia in Iran.In the late 19th centuary England brought to end its different with France and signed "treaty 1907" with Russia.By signing this treaty, England policy in Iran was changed which was based on decreasing Russia influence and favouring the constitutional revolution changed and applied another policy in Iran together with Russia which led to bombarding the first parliament Manuscript profile
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  2 - The Consequence of England Policy at Constitutional Revolution of Iran after Treaty 1907
  Ali Akbar Khedrizadeh
  Before spreading Germany power in Europe, England was lookingmainly to protect its own interests in India.Since Germany reached thepeak of its power and applied the policy of "taking the east in toconsideration" during the second Wilhom (1888-1918),England whichhad conf More

  Before spreading Germany power in Europe, England was lookingmainly to protect its own interests in India.Since Germany reached thepeak of its power and applied the policy of "taking the east in toconsideration" during the second Wilhom (1888-1918),England whichhad confronted the growing threats of Germany in the Persian Gulf,sought to put aside its old policy based upon competing with Russia inIran.In the late 19th centuary England brought to end its different withFrance and signed "treaty 1907" with Russia.By signing this treaty,England policy in Iran was changed which was based on decreasingRussia influence and favouring the constitutional revolution changed andapplied another policy in Iran together with Russia which led tobombarding the first parliament. Manuscript profile
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  3 - 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