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Javad Fakouri (Persian: جواد فکوری; 3
January 1936 – 29
September 1981) was an
Iranian prominent military figure who
served as the 4th
defence minister...
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Javad Khan
Qajar (Persian: جواد خان قاجار, romanized:
Javād Khān-e Qājār); c. 1748 – 1804) was a
member Ziyadoghlu Qajar, a clan of the
Qajar tribe, as...
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JavadColonel Javad Fakoori (1936–1981) 10
September 1980 17
August 1981 341 days Army (Air Force)
Rajai 5 Namjoo, Mousa
Colonel Mousa Namjoo...
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Javad bey
Mammad agha
oghlu Shikhlinski (Azerbaijani:
Cavad bəy Məmməd Ağa oğlu Şıxlinski; b.
January 3, 1874 - d. 1959) was an
Azerbaijani military officer...
- Beg. He had 7 children. Four boys: Mir
Kazim Beg, Mir
Abdullah Beg, Mir
Javad-bey, Mir
Khanlar Beg and
three girls: Nisa Khanum,
Zahra Khanum and Sara...
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Javad Khan
Shirvanski (Azerbaijani:
Cavad Xan Şirvanski, Russian: Джавад Хан Ширванский) was an
Azerbaijani noble and
Imperial Russian general. He was...
- Tbilisi,
which Javad Khan
fought alongside Agha Muḥammad Khān,
Tsitsianov wrote a
letter to
Javad Khan,
demanding a
voluntary surrender:
Javad Khan answered:...
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Ahmad Javad and
Huseyn Javid, as well as
writers ****ociated with Mussavatists, Pan-Turks, and nationalists. On the
night of June 4, 1937,
Ahmet Javad, Mikayil...
- Firouzabadi [fa]
Javad Alavi Boroujerdi [fa]
Javad Gharavi Aliari Javad Hussayni Kia [fa]
Javad Khamenei Jawad Tabrizi Javad Mojtahed Shabestari Javad Nikbin [fa]...
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member Ziyadoghlu Qajar, a clan of the
Qajar tribe. He was born in 1781 to
Javad Khan of
Ganja and his
first wife
Shukufa khanum (d. 1812). He was named...
