Taban
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Iranian | Researching the history, art, and music of Iran and the Persian world. Follow/Repost ≠ Endorsement. Common sense enthusiast. ایران درست میشه
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Legendary Iranian actor Behrouz Vossoughi sends a heartwarming message to the people of Iran.
Taban262,286 views • 4 months ago
This particular Nowruz message from Hayedeh feels especially befitting this year
Taban120,964 views • 2 months ago
I found the video. Bahram Pahlavi, a grandson of Reza Shah, was called racial slurs (n***** /raghead) by a Barrington dentist in 2020. In the video, Gordon admits to calling Bahram Pahlavi racial slurs. The judge said it was actually the dentist who sustained serious injuries.
Taban270,259 views • 6 months ago
Arabs of Iran celebrating the liberation of Abu Musa and the Greater and Lesser Tunbs in the Strait of Hormuz by the victorious Imperial Iranian Navy, 1971. 🇮🇷 As the Persian Gulf islands once again trend in the news, amid renewed and extravagant claims from the UAE, it is important to remember the historical context. Iran retook control of Abu Musa and the Tunb islands in November 1971, following the withdrawal of British forces from the Persian Gulf, and has been fully administering them ever since. These islands remain an integral part of Iranian territory.
Taban43,507 views • 2 months ago
These are the people behind those “Iran Military Updates” accounts on X. These are the people who call Iranian women “OF whores” for rejecting theocracy. These are the people who can’t shut up about Iranian diaspora. The death of Khamenei upset everyone except actual Iranians.
Taban40,065 views • 3 months ago
![Former prime minister of Iran Amir Abbas Hoveyda talks about British crimes and the devastating state of Iran in the early 1940s, during and post-WW2. “Iranians and dogs were banned from the English-owned club in Ahvaz.” “Iranians had to sit in a separate train wagon away from the British.” “The south was occupied by one foreign force [the British] and the north by another [the Soviets], and Iranians were mistreated in their own land.” “You could see every country’s army uniform in Tehran.” “Iranians needed permission from the British and Soviets to travel from one city to another in their own country.” “There were dark times. Hopefully, and thankfully, we won’t ever have to go back to such misery.”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2000986392835637627/amplify_video_thumb/2000985843104931841/img/QAGBivtF5h934e9V.jpg)
Former prime minister of Iran Amir Abbas Hoveyda talks about British crimes and the devastating state of Iran in the early 1940s, during and post-WW2. “Iranians and dogs were banned from the English-owned club in Ahvaz.” “Iranians had to sit in a separate train wagon away from the British.” “The south was occupied by one foreign force [the British] and the north by another [the Soviets], and Iranians were mistreated in their own land.” “You could see every country’s army uniform in Tehran.” “Iranians needed permission from the British and Soviets to travel from one city to another in their own country.” “There were dark times. Hopefully, and thankfully, we won’t ever have to go back to such misery.”
Taban44,543 views • 5 months ago
This university professor just claimed that the Shah of Iran called it the White Revolution because Iranians aspired to Whiteness! You can’t make this up. This is where Sharghzadeh gets his information from I guess. For the record, it was called the White Revolution to emphasize its peaceful and non-violent transformation, as opposed to a Red Revolution (Marxist-inspired). It had nothing to do with wanting to be White, “professor.”
Taban57,175 views • 10 months ago
Golgo 13, a 1973 Japanese–Iranian action film directed by Junya Sato. The whole movie is like a fever dream. A Japanese-speaking (dubbed) Iranian cast held hostage in Persepolis by an Iranian kingpin tied to a human-trafficking and heroin-smuggling ring, who is being hunted by a Japanese assassin! The film was shot largely in the Imperial State of Iran and displays striking visuals of Isfahan, Shiraz, and Tehran.
Taban37,944 views • 6 months ago
“No Pakistani! No Indian! No Chinese!” ‘90s Australian commercial for authentic Persian carpets.
Taban35,023 views • 6 months ago
Iranians react to the return of the Persian Gulf islands following the end of British occupation in 1971. The people interviewed were primarily from the southern province of Khuzestan, from the cities of Ahvaz, Abadan, and Khorramshahr, and expressed overwhelming joy at the success of Iran’s Imperial Navy in reclaiming Abu Musa and the Greater and Lesser Tunbs. The local tribes of the south, whose livelihoods were closely tied to Iran’s maritime presence, were especially proud to witness the country’s flag once again raised over the islands in the ever-Persian Gulf.
Taban14,000 views • 2 months ago
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