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	Teymur Bakhtiar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Teymur Bakhtiar (تیمور بختیار in Persian) (1914–1970) was an Iranian general and the founder and head of SAVAK from 1958 to 1961, when he was dismissed by the Shah.
		Bakhtiar was born in 1914 to Sardar Moazzam Bakhtiari, a chieftain of the eminent Bakhtiari tribe.
		Bakhtiar waged an extensive campaign against the Communist Tudeh party; he arrested and had 24 Tudeh leaders summarily tried and executed, including Khalil Tahmasebi, the assassin of former Prime Minister Ali Razmara.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Teymour_Bakhtiar (627 words)

	Encyclopedia: List of Iranians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Although born in California, Bakhtiar was raised in Iran until the revolution when her family moved to the United States.
		Dr. Shapour Bakhtiar, son of Mohammad Reza (Sardar-e Fateh) and Naz-Baygom was born in 1915 in the Bakhtiari region of Iran.
		Teymur Bakhtiar (تیمور بختیار in Persian) (1914–1970) was an Iranian general and the founder and head of SAVAK from 1958 to 1961, when he was dismissed by the Shah.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/List-of-Iranians (5962 words)

	IranianVoice.org - The first moderate,Dr.Shapour Bakhtiar
		When chants of "Bakhtiar Nokar-e Bee-ekhtiar" (Bakhtiar the powerless servant) were heard in the streets of Tehran, we were not dismayed or even a bit troubled as we were all fiery in the fervor of the revolution.
		Bakhtiar was quite impressed and told my uncle to bring me along whenever he went to visit him.
		Bakhtiar was determined to do away with the monarchy and declare a republic but he was concerned about the army's reaction in attempting to organize a coup.
	www.iranianvoice.org /modules.php?name=News&file=print&sid=707 (1910 words)

	Hostage to Khomeini
		Teymour Bakhtiar was a sadist, who developed a reputation for the cruelest sorts of tortures and confinement.
		The Shah realized that Bakhtiar was acting as a traitor, and he dismissed him from his position as head of the Savak.
		During the rest of the 1960s Bakhtiar was involved in several conspiracies, including the 1965 assassination of Prime Minister Ali Mansour and a botched assassination attempt against the Shah.
	hkhomeini.4t.com /4.htm (4535 words)

	Above the President
		Bakhtiar was a known asset of British intelligence and was appointed (by the British) as the head of Iran's deaded secret police, the SAVAK, in 1957 (shortly following the putsch that brought the Shah, and British Petroleum along with him, back into power).
		Bakhtiar was dismissed from his post in 1961 by a suspicious Shah, and later fled to Switzerland in 1962 when directly confronted, face-to-face, by the Shah with evidence of his treason.
		The ostensible reason for Bakhtiar's trip from Switzerland was to receive medical treatment, but his first stop in the U.S. was at the Kennedy White House.
	abovethepresident.blogspot.com (4914 words)

	The Modern Magazine for Persian Celebrations, Cuisine, Culture & Community
		SAVAK agents were trained by the CIA, MI6, and Mossad in methods of brutality towards people and were trained to lie to their superior officers as well as the Shah about their activities.
		The first head of SAVAK, General Teymour Bakhtiar, tried to use SAVAK as a means to achieve control of Iran but was removed from command in 1961 and murdered by SAVAK agents in 1970.
		Once Bakhtiar became Prime Minister and order was restored the governments of America, Britain, France, and West Germany met a Guadeloupe on January 4, 1979 where they agreed to support the overthrow of Mohammed Reza Shah.
	www.persianmirror.com /community/writers/PeterZendran/2004/opinionpkz2.cfm (1338 words)

	THE IRANIAN: Shapour Bakhtiar, Fariba Amini
		The Shah was quite impressed by the young man.
		But Bakhtiar could not see himself working so close to the system.
		Amidst the blood and fire in the capital in the afternoon of the February 11 1979, Shapour Bakhtiar left his lunch untouched and got out of the his office for an unknown destination.
	www.iranian.com /FaribaAmini/2003/January/Bakhtiar/p.html (1933 words)

	Re: On the Melliun: A Response to armhat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		We do not know what would have happened if the military under Bakhtiar would have killed 1 million people and stoped the revolution.
		Would the Shah have done to Bakhtiar what the Shah did to Ahmad Ghavam and Ali Amini.
		The Shah executed Dr. Fatemi; The Shah even executed his own frieds and supporters such as the head of SAVAK e.g., General Teymour Bakhtiar).
	www.ait-cec.com /jebhe5bbmesg/1486.html (1193 words)

	:: IRANBOOKS, English and Persian books about Iran since 1979 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		By the time we began our interviews, however, none of the former chiefs was alive.
		The organization’s first head, General Teymour Bakhtiar (1957-61), had been assassinated by his own former agents in 1970.
		The second director, General Hassan Pakravan (1961-65), was executed in 1979 by the revolutionary court.
	www.iranbooks.com /showbook.asp?Book_ID=940 (1690 words)

	THE IRANIAN: Hollywood and oil, Darius Kadivar
		Nevertheless cases of physical torture and moral intimidation by the SAVAK the Secret Police of the Imperial Regime were regularily reported and denounced by Amnesty International) and lack of political pluralism.
		Although inspired and well informed, with such precise allusions as to Khomeini's 1963 revolt, or General Teymour Bakhtiar's conspiracies against the monarch, the book made the Shah appear as an enigmatic oriental ruler with obscure ambitions.
		Many pictures in the book tend to give an unflattering image showing the Shah with his thick sun-glasses, leaving his limousine in haste to an undefined destination surrounded by SAVAK agents.
	www.iranian.com /DariusKadivar/2003/May/Oil/p.html (6395 words)

	Iran Briefing
		The Shah used a brutal secret police force, the SAVAK, to repress dissent, which in turn motivated even greater protests and violence.
		As civil unrest grew, the Shah went into exile in early 1979, leaving a crony, Chaput Bakhtiar as prime minister.
		The Ayatollah Khomeini returned from exile and assumed power, amid widespread violence as religious militia forces killed thousands.
	www.flashpoints.info /countries-conflicts/Iran-web/Iran_briefing_main.htm (7149 words)

	Bakhtiar, Teymour
		This web site is about Teymour Bakhtiar, his history and genealogy.
		Please contact Golnar Bakhtiar at the email address, phone or postal address listed below.
		GRANDFATHER OF GENERAL BAKHTIAR, UNCLE OF SHAHPOOR BAKHTIAR.
	www.bakhtiarteymour.com (323 words)

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		ii) Pierre Cyril Cyrus Teymour Pahlavan Nassab [Pierre-Cyrus Pahlavi].
		December 1988, H.H. Princess (Vala Gohari) Ladan Pahlbod, née Mojaheed Bakhtiar.
		He has issue, one son and one daughter by his second wife:
	www.4dw.net /royalark/Persia/pahlavi2.htm (1989 words)

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