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The Crown and a New Iran

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When Reza Shah the Great put on the crown, he set Iran on a path of rebuilding and renewal. That crown stood for thousands of years of Iranian dignity and grandeur. It meant Iran, you, me, and our pride. Only an Iranian wholly devoted to the country is worthy of its crown. That is why no one has worn it since the uprising of 1979. May the day come when Reza Shah II, Shahanshah Iranmehr, wears it and builds Iran anew. Long live Iran. #جاویدشاه @PahlaviReza #رضا_شاه_روحت_شاد

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