A HISTORY OF MODERN IRAN - Stoa
A HISTORY OF MODERN IRAN - Stoa
A HISTORY OF MODERN IRAN - Stoa
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Table 7 Prime ministers (August 1941–August 1953)<br />
Foreign<br />
languages<br />
Approximate<br />
birth date Career Education<br />
Original name Cabinet<br />
Foroughi Ali Zaka al-Mulk August 1941–March 1873 Judge Dar al-Fanon French, English<br />
1942<br />
Soheily Ali March–August 1942; 1890 Foreign ministry Dar al-Fanon French, Russian<br />
January 1943–March<br />
Turkish<br />
1944<br />
Qavam Ahmad Qavam al-Saltaneh August 1942–February 1875 Ministries France French<br />
1943; February<br />
1946–December 1947;<br />
July 1952<br />
Sa’ed Muhammad Sa’ed al-Vezareh March–December 1885 Foreign ministry Caucasus, France Russian,<br />
1944; November 1948–<br />
Turkish, French<br />
March 1950<br />
Bayat Morteza Saham al-Saltaneh December 1944–May 1882 Landowner, deputy Switzerland French<br />
1945<br />
Hakimi Ibrahim Hakim al-Mulk May–June 1945; 1870 Court doctor France French<br />
December 1945–<br />
February 1946;<br />
December 1947–June<br />
1948<br />
Sadr Mohsen Sadr al-Ashraf June–December 1945 1873 Landowner, judge Traditional Arabic<br />
Hezhir Abdul-Hussein June–November 1948 1895 Ministries Dar al-Fanon French, Russian,<br />
English<br />
Mansur Ali Mansur al-Mamalek March–June 1950 1888 Ministries Dar al-Fanon French<br />
Razmara Ali June 1950–March 1951 1900 Military St. Cyr French, Russian<br />
Ala Hussein Mu’en al-Vezareh March–May 1951 1884 Landowner, Foreign England English<br />
Mossadeq Muhammad Mossadeq al-Saltaneh May 1951–August 1953 1885 Ministry, landowner Switzerland French
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