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Imperial Iran of the Qajar Dynasty
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Showcase IRAN (by various photographers)
Fath Ali Shah Qajar
Nasereddin Shah Qajar of Persia
Qajar Freemason royal coat of arms
Nasereddin Shah Qajar of Persia
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Nasereddin Shah Qajar of Persia
Royal Palace - Tehran
Le grand vizier de Perse
Nasereddin Shah Qajar
Nasereddin Shah as Crown Prince
Governor of Shiraz & Khorasan
Nasereddin Shah Qajar of Persia
Le Grand Vizier de Perse
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Nasereddin Shah Qajar
Golestan Palace - Tehran
Khan Malek Sassani
Fatemeh Pirnia, wife of Mostafa Khan Pirnia
Nasereddin Shah Qajar of Persia
Nasereddin Shah
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Nasereddin Shah
Persian infantry 1800's
Persian cavalry
Persian Cosack Brigade
Persian Army orchestra
Mozaffared
din Shah Qajar
A happy Nasereddin Shah
Golestan Palace - Tehran
Golestan Palace - Tehran
Ahmad Shah
Aga Mohammad Khan Qajar - Shah of Persia
Reparation
s at Golestan Palace
Doust Mohammad Khan Moayer ol Mamalek
Prince Malek Mansour Mirza Qajar
Ahmad Shah Qajar
Persian royal visit to England 1902
Golestan Palace - Tehran
General Ahmad-Amir Ahmadi
Naereddin Shah Qajar
General Khodaayaar Khan
Hassan Pirnia Moshir Ol-Doleh
Sartip Serkis Davidkhani
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Nasereddin Shah
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Nasereddin Shah Qajar
Fath Ali Shah Qajar in full regalia
Mohammad Shah Qajar of Persia
Nasereddin Shah as a Young man
Mozaffared
din Shah Qajar
article published 12/14/2005
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thanks and request
hi I am emad ezzati . i am working in JAM_E_JAM daily so, i want to have some information from you about 1. EMAM MOSA SADR 2. USA EMBASSY IN TEHRAN (IN IRAN REV0LUTION) 3. NOJEH COUP yours faithfully E.Ezzati
— Emad Ezzati, June 25, 2009
thanks......very nice
— elham, October 16, 2008
Interesting!
I doesn´t mind at all. Neither Darius I nor any of his descendants were achaemenids but they acted as if they were. Anyway, many thanks, Shahram, for your historical galleries concerning qajars and old Tehran. I´m a student from University and I "fell in love" with Iran and its history time ago, so this living examples give me a beautiful account of the past.
Greetings from Spain.
— Irdabama, September 17, 2008
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