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Haydar Khan Amo-
oghli Tariverdi (Persian: حیدرخان عمواوغلی تاریوردی;
December 20, 1880 –
October 15, 1921) was an
Iranian left-wing revolutionary, key...
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Abbas Beyg's son
Oghli Beyg I. was
landlord (Persian mallak) of a big
estate in the
Kurdistan Province under the
Valis of Ardalan.
Oghli Beyg's son Ali...
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renamed the "Communist
Party of Persia" in 1920.
Haydar Khan Amo-
oghli, one of the
leaders of the
Persian Constitutional Revolution, was elected...
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Amuowghli or Amu
Owghli (Persian: عمواوغلي), also
rendered as Amu
Oghli, may
refer to: Amuowghli-ye Olya Amuowghli-ye
Sofla This
disambiguation page lists...
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usage Tengri is used for the
father of Jesus, who is
referred to as "Tengri
Oghli" (Son of God) and "Mshikha Tengri" (Messiah God).
Tengri is also compared...
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Damir Ughlikesh (Persian: دميراوغلي كش, also
romanized as Damīr Ūghlīkesh) is a
village in
Heyran Rural District, in the
Central District of
Astara County...
- Arab
Ughluy (Persian: عرب اوغلوي), also
rendered as Arab
Ughlu or Arab
Oghli, may
refer to: Arab Ughluy-e Olya Arab Ughluy-e
Sofla This disambiguation...
- Amo-
oghli clashed over the
extremism and ********inations
committed by Amo-
oghli,
which led to the
dissolution of the party.
Haydar Khan Amo-
oghli, known...
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support of "Gholoush-Bik," a
relative of
Haydar Khan Amo-
oghli from the Caucasus,
enrolled in the
Ferdowsi School in Rasht. He
began his...
- al-Sadr (1891–1937),
Muslim Iraqi cleric and
ayatollah Haydar Khan e Amo-
oghli (1880–1921),
revolutionary and
military activist in Iran,
Republic of Azerbaijan...
