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Arteshbod Gholam-Ali
Oveissi (Persian: غلامعلی اویسی; 16
April 1918 – 7
February 1984) was an
Iranian general and the
Chief Commander of the Imperial...
- was established. Tehran's
martial law
commander was
General Gholam-Ali
Oveissi, who was
known for his
severity against opponents. However, the Shah made...
- last
general to head the
Imperial Iranian Army was
General Gholam Ali
Oveissi, who was ********inated in
Paris along with his
brother in 1984. He was replaced...
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named commander of the
ground forces on 10 January,
succeeding Gholam Ali
Oveissi, who had
resigned from
office and left Iran.
Badrei formed a
group to carry...
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Leader of the ********ins and the
Nizari Ismaili State Gholam Ali
Oveissi (1918–1984) –
General and The
Chief Commander of the
Imperial Iranian Armed...
- al-Arab) crisis.
Unlike his
fellow Arteshbod and
exiled leader, Gholam-Ali
Oveissi.
Aryana was 'beloved' by the
Kurdish po****tion of Iran from his time as...
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Hejazi (1958–60)
Azimi (1960–66)
Zarghami (1966–68)
Minbashian (1968–72)
Oveissi (1972–78)
Badrei (1978–79)
Fallahi (1979–80)
Zahirnejad (1980–81) Sayad...
- absentia. His
cabinet was
composed of nine members:
General Gholam Ali
Oveissi,
Military governor of
Tehran (Labour and
social affairs (acting)), Lieutenant...
- with
Iranian opposition figures including Shapour Bakhtiar and
Gholam Ali
Oveissi, who were
themselves in
touch with
Iraqi officials and had
encouraged Saddam...
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charge of the 3rd Department,
departed on 27 November.
General Gholam Ali
Oveissi and
Tehran Police Chief General Moulavi left Iran in
January 1979 and relocated...
