IRAN – CIRCA 1940s VIDEO CONTENT Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Queen Fawzia, and Princess Shahnaz at Marble Palace; Tupkhaneh Square and Military Biplanes in Tehran
Iran, Tehran, Pahlavi Dynasty, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Queen Fawzia, , Middle East History, 1940s, 1950s, Royalty, Archival Footage, Black and White, Persian History, Shah of Iran
Princess Shahnaz Pahlavi 📹
Iranian Royal Family Video Portrait
Tupkhaneh Square, Imam Khomeini Square, Iranian Military, Biplanes, Mehrabad Airport, Vintage Aviation, Qajar Architecture, Imperial Iran, Cobblestone Courtyard, Historical Documents, Persian Monarchy
- Location: Tehran, Iran
- Date: Circa 1941–1948 (The period of the Shah’s marriage to Queen Fawzia)
- Era: Mid-20th Century
- Content Type: Editorial / Historical Archive
Marble Palace Tehran
Why it may appear in Soviet footage archives:
Iran and the Soviet Union had strong political, military, and diplomatic ties in the 1940s. For example, in August 1941, Britain and the Soviet Union entered Iran. Then, in January 1942, Iran, the USSR, and Britain signed a treaty and opened Iranian territory for Allied transit to the Soviet Union. As a result, Soviet newsreel teams could film events in Iran. In addition, Soviet institutions could collect, copy, and preserve Iranian material. However, without the original reel or archive record, it is safer to say that Soviet archives hold the footage than to say Soviet cameramen filmed it.
November 1943, Tehran hosted the Tehran Conference, and Soviet officials played a major role there.
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