10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BAKHTARAN»
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T o the south of ^erbaijan, along the border with lraq moving I southwards, wje
find the provinces of Kordestan, Bakhtaran, :he interior, Hamadan and Lorestan.
This region is almost entirely covered with mountains, with multiple plictations ...
Yves Korbendau, Kirk McElhearn, 2009
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Iran: Country Study Guide
The Kurdish area of Iran includes most of West Azarbaijan, all of Kordestan,
much of Bakhtaran (formerly known as Kermanshahan) and Ilam, and parts of
Lorestan. Historically, the Kurds of Iran have been both urban and rural, with as
much ...
The most populated parts of the Zagros ranges are in the northwest, in Bakhtaran
province, where a fertile basin supports one of the richest agricultural regions in
Iran. Crops include wheat, barley, corn, fruits and vegetables, and oilseeds.
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The Pacification of Earth
My advance forces block his transportation routes north at Qom, Hamadan, and
Bakhtaran.” He guided a red line from west to east on the hologram map
projected on the table by ceiling lasers. West of Qom, the Central Iranian Desert
blocks ...
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The Europa World Year Book 2003
45,481 3,378,242 74.3 Tabriz Azarbayejan-e-Gharbi (West Azerbaijan) . 37,463
2,774,804 74.1 Orumiyeh Bakhtaran (Kermanshah) . 24,641 1,962,176 79.6
Bakhtaran Khuzestan .... 63,213 4,506,816 71.3 Ahvaz Fars 121,825 4,135,251
33.9 ...
Taylor & Francis Group, 2003
Undeterred by the local population's lack of support, the NLAI and Iraqi forces
continued their push towards Bakhtaran, a teeming city of half a million people.
The Iranianhigh command allowed theNLAIand Iraqi thrust to advance close to ...
7
The Middle East and North Africa 2003
Shiraz . Karaj Ahwaz . Qom Bakhtaran (Kermanshah) . Orumiyeh Zahedan.
417,748 401,281 384,991 380,755 340,386 326,776 291,117 286,295 277,808
273,578 272,815 265,450 * Including towns of Rajayishahr and Mehrshahr.
Estimated ...
8
International Dictionary of Historic Places: Middle East and ...
Location: Village at the foot of the Zagros Mountains in western Iran, northeast of
Baghdad; approximately twenty miles east of Bakhtaran (ancient Kermanshah).
Name also refers to bas-reliefs carved into cliffs of Kuh-e Bisitun overlooking the
...
Trudy Ring, Robert M. Salkin, Sharon La Boda, 1996
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JPRS Report: Near East & South Asia
Statistics on Bakhtaran's Manpower Resources Published [Report entitled: "
Detailed Results of Manpower in the CityofBakhtaran"] 93LA0036A Tehran
JAHAN-E ESLAM in Persian 30 Mar 93 p 7 [Text] The spokesman for the public
relations ...
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Iranian Entomology: An Introduction
and spoil them. They are also noticed in flower nursuries. The following species
are listed by Afchar (1952): 1. Labia minor (L.) from Khorasan. 2. Forficula tomis (
Kol.) from Azarbaijan, Rasht, Kermanshahan [Bakhtaran], Khorasan, Tehran and
...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BAKHTARAN»
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Bakhtaran is used in the context of the following news items.
Under her skin: The paradoxical world of Doris Lessing
Doris Lessing was born Doris May Taylor in 1919 in Kermanshah in Persia (now Bakhtaran in Iran). In 1925, the family moved to a farm in then ... «Daily Maverick, Nov 13»
Notorious Iranian militant has a connection to alleged assassination …
Shahlai's cousin in the United States is Mansour Arbabsiar, who had grown up with him in the Iranian city of Kermanshah (now Bakhtaran) but ... «Washington Post, Oct 11»
Iran the land of Emperor Dayukku and Cyrus the Great- Part I
... of Airyanem Vaejah Nation, pretended when I arrived to be a merchant from Media looking for goods to buy and take back to Bakhtaran [37]. «OpEdNews, Jan 10»
