A Marxist revolutionary fought Iran's shah, now his son backs the crown prince
A Marxist revolutionary fought Iran's shah, now his son backs the crown princeIRAN AFFAIRS: Bijan Jazani became a symbol of Iran’s Marxist opposition after he was killed. Half a century later, his son tells the ‘Post’ why he has chosen to stand with Reza Pahlavi.Follow us on GoogleIRAN’S CROWN PRINCE Reza Pahlavi (left) stands alongside Mazyar Maximilien Jazani at their meeting a few weeks ago. Jazani, who left Iran as a child and made his name as a lawyer in France, has publicly backed the exiled royal for leading a transitional governing body in Iran.(photo credit: Courtesy Office of Reza Pahlavi)
- ▪A Marxist revolutionary fought Iran's shah, now his son backs the crown princeIRAN AFFAIRS: Bijan Jazani became a symbol of Iran’s Marxist opposition after he was killed.
- ▪Half a century later, his son tells the ‘Post’ why he has chosen to stand with Reza Pahlavi.Follow us on GoogleIRAN’S CROWN PRINCE Reza Pahlavi (left) stands alongside Mazyar Maximilien Jazani at their meeting a few weeks ago.
- ▪Jazani, who left Iran as a child and made his name as a lawyer in France, has publicly backed the exiled royal for leading a transitional governing body in Iran.(photo credit: Courtesy Office of Reza Pahlavi)
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A Marxist revolutionary fought Iran's shah, now his son backs the crown princeIRAN AFFAIRS: Bijan Jazani became a symbol of Iran’s Marxist opposition after he was killed. Half a century later, his son tells the ‘Post’ why he has chosen to stand with Reza Pahlavi.Follow us on GoogleIRAN’S CROWN PRINCE Reza Pahlavi (left) stands alongside Mazyar Maximilien Jazani at their meeting a few weeks ago. Jazani, who left Iran as a child and made his name as a lawyer in France, has publicly backed the exiled royal for leading a transitional governing body in Iran.(photo credit: Courtesy Office of Reza Pahlavi)
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