Shah of Persia in Europe: Nassereddin Shah Qajar (1873)

A sketch of Naser al-Din Shah Qajar (Nassereddin Shah) from 1873 by the Dutch artist J. L. Ten Kate. It was originally published in Amsterdam under the title De Schah van Perzië in Europa around the same time.

Naser al-Din Shah was the fourth monarch of the Qajar dynasty, which ruled Persia from 1789 to 1925. In the early 20th century, the Qajars were succeeded by a new ruling power — the Pahlavi dynasty.

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First Wife of Mohammad-Reza Shah, passed Away in Egypt

Today the Egyptian princess Fawzia passed away in Alexandria. She was 91. Fawzia was the first wife of Mohammad-Reza Pahlavi, the last king of Persia. They divorced in 1948. Here is an Australian newspaper image which published the divorce news on that time.

SHAH: Oil Price Will Not Drop / WEST: Then We Support Khomeini !

February 1975 :
An image of the English-language weekly KAYHAN INTERNATIONAL which shows Shah of Persia who says: "Price of Oil won't drop..."

At the same time all media facilities were provided for Ayatollah Khomeini in Paris, to be active against Shah regime. Few years later, in 1979 the Islamic Revolution was take place in the country and Iran returned to medieval times.

Now no one knows what should be done to get rid of the Islamic regime in Tehran!