Hossein Diba (German Wikipedia)

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  • In the early 1920s, the new autocratically minded regime of Reza Shah began considering the construction of a large prison. Qasr was to be Iran's first modern prison, Qasr Prison was known as the Iranian Bastille. In actual fact, it did not deserve such a macabre reputation. Ardashir Ovanessian, Memoirs. ....Ovanessian schreibt, dass die Qasr-Insassen die Veränderungen in der nationalen Politik als erste spürten: Würdenträger trafen zu jeder Tageszeit ein, manchmal nachdem sie am selben Abend mit der königlichen Familie Karten gespielt hatten. Seven prominent figures passed through Qasr before meeting their deaths in the Central Jail: Timurtash and Firuz Mirza, two of the triumvirate who had reformed the judicial system; Abdul-Hossein Diba, Timurtash's confidant and the uncle of the future empress Farah Diba, ... vgl. Ervand Abrahamian, Tortured Confessions: Prisons and Public Recantations in Modern Iran, [1]S. 44 f.

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  • In the early 1920s, the new autocratically minded regime of Reza Shah began considering the construction of a large prison. Qasr was to be Iran's first modern prison, Qasr Prison was known as the Iranian Bastille. In actual fact, it did not deserve such a macabre reputation. Ardashir Ovanessian, Memoirs. ....Ovanessian schreibt, dass die Qasr-Insassen die Veränderungen in der nationalen Politik als erste spürten: Würdenträger trafen zu jeder Tageszeit ein, manchmal nachdem sie am selben Abend mit der königlichen Familie Karten gespielt hatten. Seven prominent figures passed through Qasr before meeting their deaths in the Central Jail: Timurtash and Firuz Mirza, two of the triumvirate who had reformed the judicial system; Abdul-Hossein Diba, Timurtash's confidant and the uncle of the future empress Farah Diba, ... vgl. Ervand Abrahamian, Tortured Confessions: Prisons and Public Recantations in Modern Iran, [1]S. 44 f.
  • Der Direktor der Paßabteilung im iranischen Außenministerium, Hossein Diba, übernahm die Vertretung der Iranischen Interessen in den Nachbarstaaten Saudi-Arabien und Äthiopien. Er sollte für jeweils sechs Monate in einem der beiden Länder residieren. Von Saudi-Arabien aus, wo er Diplomatenstatus besaß, hatte er zusätzlich besondere Aufgaben im Oman wahrzunehmen, [2], Hossein Diba, Minister. Presented his credentials on August 15, 1954. Formerly Minister in Brussels, and not too happy about being posted to Jedda. A man of considerable experience in Europe. Is a most likeable and friendly man. courteous and civilised and fond of things European. It is too early yet to assess his professional ability, but the chances are that he is not very forceful when it comes to arguing with the Saudis. However, there is probably hole to argue about since Persian affairs here are limited more or less to those connected with the Pilgrimage. He speaks fluent French and Turkish and a little English and hopes to have his wife join him here soon vgl. Paul Preston, Michael Partridge, Malcolm Yapp, LexisNexis, British documents on foreign affairs--reports and papers from the Foreign Office confidential print: From 1951 through 1956. Near and Middle East, 2008 [3]S. 148; Iran Who's who, Echo of Iran., 1976, S. 132