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Nevisi, Colonel Yazdan
| Interviewer | Mahnaz Afkhami |
|---|---|
| Place | Los Angeles |
| Date | February 13, 1985 |
| Condition | Open |
| Status | Complete |
| Language | Persian |
| Content | 45pp. + summary + biographical note + index |
| Interviewee Details | Officer of the Imperial Guard; Personal Adjutant to Queen Farah, 1972-1979. |
| Abstract | Personal background; joining the military; structure and functions of the Imperial Guards; duties and working of the Immortal Guard; reminiscences of the imperial court and its working; impressions of the personal traits of the Shah; recollections of the personal qualities of Queen Farah; on the Queen's duties and travels; preparations for the Shah's final departure from Iran; on the Shah's reaction to street demonstrations; recollections of the royal family's stay in exile in the first months following the Revolution; attitudes of President Sadat of Egypt and King Hasan of Morocco toward the Shah; Shah's relations with Prime Minister Bakhtiyar while in exile; Shah's physical condition and psychological perseverance in exile; attempt on the Shah's life; Shah's opinion of various Iranian political leaders and government officials. |
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