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A Brief Look at History and Iran's Unity

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#مروری_کوتاه_بر_تاریخ Lately I have been looking back at Iran's history to understand the present: at Cyrus and Darius the Great, Nader Shah, Karim Khan Zand, and finally Reza Shah the Great. Their eras cannot simply be compared. Each faced different conditions at home and abroad. Still, I see two things they shared: the country was in distress before they came to power, and they loved Iran and wanted to restore its dignity. As I read it, each began by trying to bring the country together, quell rebellions, and resist those seeking to split it apart for power. Their paths differed with their times, but the need to establish stability and security runs through these stories. Today's Iran is in a desperate condition, perhaps worse. Reza Shah II is giving all he can to the struggle against the Islamic Republic. Yet the earlier rulers fought from within Iran, while he is in exile. Let us recognize how hard that makes this struggle. With patience and focus, we can help bring the day of victory closer. Long live Iran. #جاویدشاه #پهلوي_رهبر_انقلاب_ملی

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Original X hashtags: #مروری · #جاویدشاه (Long live the Shah) · #پهلوي_رهبر_انقلاب_ملی

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