I remember the Shah's crowning as a 7 year old. As an avid stamp collector, I still have the original First day cover with the Stamps issued to commemorate the day by the Post Office in Pakistan. A rare collectors item. Thank you very much for sharing this rare footage.
At least 50-100 years for sure. Iran was the progressive beacon of the ME, and a powerful force against Communism and other radical factions. There's a reason the Soviets did not attempt an invasion of them. The Shah had built a cultural, economic and military power respected worldwide. All was lost in 1979, including their pride and glory.
British Narrator in 1967: For a little boy who will one day wear the crown of Persia Morgan Freeman, stepping in for the British narrator in 1978: *That little boy won't wear the crown of Persia*
In in sixty seven 90% of the population of Iran didn’t have water and power. How vibrant is that ? In 1979 after 56 years of Pahlavi rule the literacy rate in Iran was 37%. 63% of the population couldn’t write their names .
@@willromeny1 // Baseless? According to the World Bank’s report, only 36% of Iranians were literate in the age group between 15 and 95 years old before the Islamic Revolution in 1979, while the global average was 69% at that time.[1] But according to the World Bank, Iran’s literacy rate reached 86% in 2016, which was equal to the global average of 86%. That is to say, Iran's growth rate in this age group after the Revolution has been so fast that it was able to fill the 33% gap that existed at that time between pre-revolutionary Iran and the global literacy rate
Shah was the successor of much more than 2500 yrears of monarchy. He definitely standed up in front of massive manipulation of western governments and eventually they all made a union to overthrow him. Uk, U.S and France are the responsible for all of suffering Iranians have during these 40 years.
I don’t think so,Benjamin Bloom. Jimmy Carter took him and his wife in, and sent him to a cancer center. I guess you don’t remember the 440 something days innocent Americans were held hostage while Ayatollah Khomeni was allowed to run amok in Iran.
@@yuutonosuri772 I don’t know anything about the monarchy in Iran (formerly Persia) except for when Shah Reza Pahlavi was invited to the US by the peanut farmer, Jimmy Carter. After he died, Iraq hit the fan with the riots.
Dude, Iranians are adults, they are doing what they want. Manipulation is part of the daily life of any countries, especially the powerful ones. Stop blaming Europeans for the failure of others.
@@pedddler: I just wanted to update people who may be wondering where some of the Pahlavi’s are now. His brother and one sister killed themselves. Did you know that?
@@elizabethpease8290 My original comment wasn't for you. But yes Leila Pahlavi and Ali Reza Pahlavi who were Shah's daughter and son, unfortunately committed suicide.
In 1968 the National Geographic magazine had two articles collectively titled "Coronations a World Apart" One was about the Shah, and the other was about the coronation of the King of Tonga, in the South Pacific. One a big flashy ceremony, the other smaller and I think happier. One monarachy is still there. The glory or wordly splendor passes quickly.
Iran has had a history of 2500 years of kingdom. So it is natural for an Iranian king to have his coronation ceremony to be big and flashy. Specially this particular King who chose to have his coronation at a time (1967) when thanks to him and his government, Iran had become a growing country in terms of eceonomy and culture. He officially became the King in 1941 at the age of 21 when Iran was in turmoil, but chose not to get crowned until Iran had become stable. And that happened during this clip in 1967.
Brilliant comment and very true @Denise Eulert I traveled several times to Iran over the last decade and found the reality about the sham under the glamour. There were millions of Iranians stuck in abject poverty while the Shah and his Queen lived a fake self-esteemed life. Their end was a lesson for the world.
@@pedddler Why did he choose to be crowned as if he was a European King???? as much as we know that Persian are European wanna be, but this does not hide the fact that Persians' royal outfits and customs is not like that
@@marmung6263 Kingdom in Iran has a lot longer history than Europe has. So what makes you think that it was the Iranian kings who tried to appear like European kings and not the other way around?
It was a pleasure to see, this is a monarchy that is twice as old as the British monarchy and they should never have allowed it to fade, it's like turning our backs on history.
The following is a list of international authorities that acted against the Pahlavi regime of the Shah of Iran before the revolution. 1500 newspapers 1100 Magazines 9,000 radio stations 1500 TV transmitters 2400 book publishing companies
Too be precise, Iran was still impoverished back in the late 1960s, but I also admit, it was much better than than it is now, since then, the country was open and foreign influences where allowed (thought he latter for the better or worse [Western Imperialism])
@@drunkbee880 Well, yes, the Pahlavi's where puppets of the USA and the UK, but the nation was still slowly developing from poverty and non-gender equal schools existed, which is better than being abused by oppressive Government that is exist as hell. But yes, both of them where bad but the new regime was worse.
@@drunkbee880 Aha, then you wanna deny the fact that every got WAY WORSE after his fall? What we got? NOTHING! we were a progressing country under his rule, no everything wasn't great but it was WAY BETTER.
@@mysubliminals9381 // Most of you guys remind me of the fanatic Christians . They read the Bible and anytime you ask them a question they say “ Jesus said.” Jesus never said a word that is in Bible . Do you know who created the Bible , when and where? The very first Bible was created in Rome by the Romans in 500AD . Which means 500 years After Death of Jesus. The same with you guys . 90% of you have never seen Iran or you were children when you were brought here and have no idea about what is going on in Iran . Just like the Christians everything you know about shah and Iran is from your parents who raised you with their side of the story . Pahlavi regime can be summed up in two statements. A) after 56 years of ruling Iran , in 1979 when he left 80% of the nation didn’t have water and power. B) global literacy rate in 1979 was 69%. The literacy rate in Iran was 37%, like Zaire and Congo. To educated people who really care about Iran this should be enough to know that pahlavi regime was a stain of shame on our history . Reza shah wasn’t even Iranian and couldn’t speak or write Farsi . He was a Cossack and that is why you never see him make a speech or hold an interview. Google pictures of Reza shah and click on the images and see him in his Cossack uniform . Also google pictures of Ataturk and you will see that both had the same uniform and Ataturk’s parents were Albanian and he was born in Greece . England installed them both in Iran and turkey .
@@drunkbee880 Actually I'm living in Iran, Tehran the capital, my family were part of revolution and now they regret it. I'm studying history at university so all I know isn't from what I heard from my parents who were KIDS where the revolution happened. Where did you get all these numbers? Common man! 80% of people didn't have water and power? Reza shah couldn't speak Persian? He wants Iranian? Your basically such a lier or your brain washed. Pahlavi wasn't great but Iran wasn't comparable when they left Iran with what it was when Reza Shah took over. I don't have any time to waste talking with you and I truly don't care about what you say or you think. Every one can search and see the facts. But a big question is here: what has Islamic revelation brought for us? Poverty, Dictatorships, Economical crisis and… Pahlavi ended 43 years ago, if it was such a disaster you propaganda agents of the current regimen didn't have to try so hard. People have shown what they think with their chantings all over Iran in the protesting of the last two_three years.
@@Yoseman1 First, the Shah was not a fascist. Second, the Pahlavi Dynasty has done more good for Iran than any dynasty, apart from the Achaemenid Dynasty. Third, the Shah wasn’t a western puppet. He had is own foreign policy, and was seen by the west as a troublesome ally. Remember when he raised oil prices in the 70s that crippled the western economies. Fourth, life under the Shah was much better than life under Khomeini, and his successors. We had better job opportunities, our economy was booming, standard of living was rising, poverty was decreasing, and we were predicted to be a First World Country in a generations. Fifth, Mosaddegh, as much as I like his policies, was still very authoritarian. He made parliament give him emergency powers to rule by decree for 6 months and extended it by another 12 months. He suspended elections as soon as he had a majority. The Shah wasn’t as bad as the regime propaganda tells us.
@@raminpahlevan8728 Stop it. The Shah had no problem replacing a democratically elected leader, and had no problem never allowing the public to vote again. Further, he had murder squads and no Due Process in his court system. That is indeed a fascist, no matter what you say. He was one of the worst people of the 20th century, period.
@@Yoseman1 I am not saying that the Shah was perfect, but you are not looking at it from a nuanced perspective. The democratic leader that the Shah replaced was just as authoritarian as him. He allowed people to vote, though still maintained control of the government. His deaths squads killed only a couple hundred to maybe a thousand people, which is bad but no where compared to the current regime, or any of the other regimes of the 20th century. Under, the Shah’s reign the standard of living was improving, and we had friendly relations with our neighbours. He was not one of the worst person of the 20th century. The Shah wasn’t a good person, but he is not as bad as you say he is. Also, not all authoritarian’s are fascist.
@@medericojosephtarz Are you really comparing Shah to mullas? Is like comparing day and night. Spain also have a royal family and at the same time is a democratic country. I do not see any contrary.
@@emizerri ya you are right thats wht spain get back to the monarchy, and people vote for that, when you dont have enough knowledge about a subject you just can stay silent, good luck with this atittude and ignorence in your life
I don't know why Iran is suffering today so much because we have a parsi community in India and those people have achieved a lot in their respective fields I am amazed by seeing modern-day Iran because it should have reached to next level
Who says Iran is suffering? 37 years ago it couldn’t produce bullets today they are building ICBMs, their own fighter jets and are not taking orders from a foreign country . Iran is the only independent nation in Middle East . In the history of US , Iran is the only nation who attacked the US army , went on tv and told the world that they did it and showed the video of it and US did nothing .
A big beatrical deed happened. Sometimes history is not known for 2 centuries. The elimination of Shah could not happen without the disposition of the U. S. and the U. K. and an unexperienced and a nation that wanted to follow the democratic habits without having the readiness or a social and political structure to once exercise what is democratically approved and unfortunately the movement was taken advantage of by Shi'a Clerics. What we have today in the U. K. is a much smaller copy of what Shah, the King of Iran once wanted to have in Iran.
One day I hope to see Iran free from the Ayatollahs. An ancient and storied culture locked away behind the regime of a man who thinks it’s the 8th century
@@Alisonn2 he is complaining that Iran is allegedly locked down and he is not able to see the ancient and storied culture. I disagree with his statement. Anyone can visit Iran and enjoy its historic sights.
Sometimes I wish I had a palace as grand as the Shah's, but at the end of the day I have something that he didn't...a whole food court with tons of Western chains, as well as a pool in the shape of my head. Livin the life in a hot tub with Dennis Rodman
Eh... Irán was a democracy before the Shah. During the Shah regime, all of the resources were exploited by foreigners and the Shah spent the nation's money in his extravagance.
Learn your history. We DID bring Iran back to this, the man was being crowned directly due to CIA operations. It's also our involvement and the extreme wealth he displayed while 'his' average citizen lived in squalor that lead to his downfall. He was so concerned about being a modern monarchy he ignored the problems that modern monarchies don't face. And he paid for it. We all are.
and now poeple in iran are struggling to live because prices are 10 times higher than any country this is what happen when people betraying their honest and compassionate king and queen😭
The best years Iran has had in my lifetime. I lived there with my American parents from 1967 to 1974, then that evil Khomeni took over. He had my dad's friends followed and threatened so we had to leave. Too bad because the country is so rich in history and the majority of the people are educated.
Hmm I wonder why your dad's friends were followed! Before the Shah there was democratically elected president that the Americans didn't like and overthrew the Shah was put in place by the CIA and everyone knows it!
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Fascinating the twists and turns of history. In the early 1900's oil was discovered by the Britain and the USA in Iran and Arabia. Britain's trade was sea-based and her ships shifted to oil power rather than coal for efficiency. Simultaneously the auto industry was expanding. After that oil was indispensable hence the formation of the British American Oil Company, now BP and the rise of the Middle East as an energy source. The West has squandered this vital relationship through green arrogance and will regret it.
What is interesting is the Revolution that overthrew came from university students. It is important to keep an eye on what on earth they are teaching in university.
@@ericoberlies7537 keep and eye on Turkey. It may be the next Iran. You think it can’t happen in Canada or the US or Australia? History repeats. Germany, Russia, China, Iran, Cuba.. complete change. It came from something. Seeds planted are usually planted in youth. Iran is proof than a liberal thinking culture can turn into tyrannical theocracy. Russia is proof that a faithful nation can turn atheist. It was not just freedom from religion it was stringing up priests and burning the churches and synagogues down and making sure no parties are gifting exchanges and gatherings during the orthodox christian season.
@@kristinesharp6286 Just because they were university students doesn’t mean they were liberal. Canada, the United States, and Australia are not tyrannies. Turkey is authoritarian, and will reap what it sows - as the Pahlavi dynasty, and those that propped it up, did.
@@ericoberlies7537 my point is the university is not necessary center of culture. It’s often adversarial to whatever thought is current at the moment. Liberalism was current at the moment in Iran and those leading students were religious adversarial to liberalism. Iran was not tyrannical for Revolution to take place.
May God bless him and all his works for his country.we Iranians owe him so much. We were too cruel and manipulated and we missed him As a 33 year old person who didn't see him alive,I believe I owe him my life.if he was not our king,I may not live today.
@@generalmeow9986 Thanks but i don’t care abt since when? I care about the misunderstanding bcoz sometimes some ppl think Farsi is different than Persian or Persia is different than Iran, altho They’re one So i thought it needed a clearance
@@generalmeow9986 Nope, we Iranians called our country Iran since ever. But western countries used to call it as Persia, in 1938 Reza shah asked every country to call Iran, Iran.
@@marzieli Crowning is constitutionally unnecessary for British Monarchs because they are 'acclaimed'. The Shar left it too late before entertaining the idea of becoming a constitutional monarch.
It is terrible to see how Iran has changed. Shah perhaps was a bad and corrupt ruler, yet the women and men were free. Look how beautiful they are. Now all have to hide behind veils.
He was bot corrupt or bad. Once your realize those are also lies propogated by the Islamic Regime of Iran, then you will see the extent of propaganda needed to tell these lies
@@Challenge_24_24 محمد مصدق مطابق با آنچه در شناسنامهاش درج شده، در ۲۹ اردیبهشت سال ۱۲۵۸ شمسی در محلهٔ سنگلج شهر تهران به دنیا آمد. از زمان حیات مصدق تاکنون، در مورد تاریخ دقیق زادروز او اختلاف نظر هست: برخی از منابع تاریخ تولدش را طبق کتاب خاطرات و تألمات مصدق، ۲۶ خرداد ۱۲۶۱ حساب میکنند. پدرش میرزا هدایت الله آشتیانی، وزیر دفتر ناصرالدین شاه، از نوادگان میرزا محسن آشتیانی و از رجال متجدد روزگار و اطرافیان میرزا تقی خان امیرکبیر بود. مادر محمد مصدق ملک تاج خانم نجمالسلطنه دختر شاهزاده فیروز میرزا نصرتالدوله و نوهٔ عباس میرزا ولیعهد بود . خانم اشرف الملوک فخرالدوله دختر مظفرالدین شاه قاجار دخترخاله محمد مصدق بود. در ۱۶ اسفند ۱۲۶۴، پدربزرگ مادری محمد، شاهزاده فیروز میرزا نصرتالدوله درگذشت. چنانکه در آن دوره مرسوم بود، هرگاه یکی از حقوقبگیران دولت در میگذشت، یک سوم حقوق او به بازماندگان میرسید و به همین سبب یک سوم حقوق ۱۲۰ تومانی وی به فرزندانش از جمله عبدالحسین میرزا سالار لشکر (بعداً معروف به فرمانفرما)، خانم سرورالسلطنه (بعدها ملقب به حضرت علیا) و خانم نجمالسلطنه تعلق گرفت. به نوشته مصدق: «هیچ حقوقی یا اضافهحقوقی داده نمیشد مگر اینکه پیشتر محل آن تعیین شدهباشد و محل حقوق جدید به این روش معمولاً یک سوم متوفیات بود. بهاین طریق که هر کسی از دنیا میرفت اگر وارثی داشت یک سوم از حقوق او و الا تمام آن در اختیار دولت قرار میگرفت که به هر کس میخواست میداد…» ... در سال ۱۲۷۰ خورشیدی، میرزا هدایتالله آشتیانی از ناصرالدین شاه درخواست کرد که میرزا محمد (مصدق) ۹ ساله در ردیف مستوفیان زبردست قرار گیرد و در فهرست حقوقبگیران درآید و ناصرالدین شاه پذیرفت. در تاریخ ۱ شهریور ۱۲۷۱ خورشیدی پدر میرزا محمد درگذشت. پس از در گذشت پدر به رسم زمامداری آن زمان، محمد به تصدی استیفای خراسان رسید که وظائف رسیدگی به کلیه حسابهای ایالات یا ولایات مربوط و دستورالعملهای امور مالی را برعهده داشت.. ابتدا از وجود سررشته داران راهنمایی گرفت ولی خیلی زود بر امور مسلط شد و در ردیف مستوفیان کارآمد قرار گرفت .
The Reza Shah Pahlavi was the king of the kings , Jimmy Carter made the Khomeini and called him Supporter of the oppressed and made the kings ( Iranian people) Destitute
Just remember, the Islamic Revolution was a result of the US and the UK interfering with Iran's politics. The prime minister was pushing towards democracy and the nationalization of oil I believe. UK did not like that. Take this with a grain of salt and do a Google search.
this is such an inaccurate take it is ridiculous. Mossadegh was not democratic, neither was he in anyway shape or form pushing for democracy. He was a wannabe dictator who abused the Parliament, and went around the constitution. He also held illegal and tampered "referendums" to show that "people didn't want this system", essentially rigging the referendum. Before this happened Iran was pushing towards nationalization anyways and had just negotiated a 50% rights to profit in addition to free and extensive education of engineers and specialists, something that Iran DESPERATELY lacked. The previous PM was assassinated (General Razmara), and the terrorist was praised by Mossadegh and bailed out of prison. Then Mossadegh paid him monthly out of the government's pockets until he was sentenced to death. The so called referendum was regulated, monitored, and counted by Mossadegh's government, which itself was compromised of many of his relative that were put to power because of nepotism. Not only that, but the ballot boxes for "yes" and "no" votes were separated not only by box, but BY LOCATION. meaning that many saw who voted no, because for example location #1 only has the "no" ballot boxes for the answer to "Do you want to get rid of the monarchy". In addition, Mossadegh wasn't deposed. according to the constitution of Iran, which was established by the people after the constitutional revolution of Iran (1905-1911), the king can at any time, for any reason, change the prime minister, meaning that he has to give up his PM seat, and return to the Parliament as a member. Afterwards, the leading party (or coalition) may choose another member to be a candidate. It is also worth noting that he was taken off as a prime minister before, and nothing happened then. He was nominated later on and selected with no issues. Such a surface level knowledge only resembles lies told by Regime cronies
Basically a complete copy of British royal tradition. It was kind of a farce really- those European dignitaries only turned up in Tehran because of the oil.
Re the UK..things have become so casual these days. Re Iran.... what a tragedy the present is there. Within 10 years of the Shah's coronation the ayatollahs had destroyed the country and now they have turned it into a pariah state.
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The Shah and his father died outside Iran. His father overthrown by Brithish and was sent to exile in South Africa and died there. His son was overthrown by the U.S. and died in Egypt. His son now lives in Virginia and he will die there. Bcuz, they weren't elected by the Iranians. Rather, they were selected by coups by the British and the Americans.
Regime crony spotted. In the streets the people chant for the return of the king, and that they are sorry that they participated in the sham of that 1979 "revolution", which we know was more of an insurgency uprising. And people want the blood of the mullahs. Your days are numbered
Her green cape with its 26 foot train edged in white mink. Minks who - like today still in the millions - have suffered their entire lives in terrible cages to end as furs for sheer vanity!
@@DaDoM123 Are you stupid What has the largest empire in the world got to do with being savage or not? This itself shows how savagely you have colonized different countries. You just killed between 8 and 10 million Iranians in World War II with a fake famine. Hitler in front of you is Mother Teresa
@Sajid A dictatorship that granted people freedom of thinking and wearing cloths that does not suit to religion. Much better than dictatorship of religion that oppress people with free opinion and thoughts. Probably, not able to recognize to slaves that are accustomed to that religion as it is like air to not have freedom to them.
Shah invited British monarchy over to watch the Coronation ceremony, they got jealous and had to overthrow the Shah... Just because to them all the beauty's must die
I remember the Shah's crowning as a 7 year old. As an avid stamp collector, I still have the original First day cover with the Stamps issued to commemorate the day by the Post Office in Pakistan. A rare collectors item.
Thank you very much for sharing this rare footage.
I am also a philatelist. Stamp collection. However nowadays it doesn't seem to be a sustainable hobby
Wow! I wish I had that stamp!
@@PersianImm0rtal Would you be willing to buy it?
If only Iran were still like this today. The Shah wasn't really all that bad. He was just trying to protect Iran and its monarchy.
Yep
Bruh, you know nothing then.
@@worstcatapultkingplayer5810 you like Iran being run by a bunch of warlords in rags?
@@worstcatapultkingplayer5810 the Iranian people are way worse now than under the shah, eventually it would of turned constitutional
@user-ut8bq5on3c Well God bless you.
As a American it
It’s sad to see what Iran turned into
It’s not even the same country anymore
I hope one day iran can go back to what it once was
That would make Iran and the region not so profitable !! Islamic republic is the golden goose of the USA !!
@@Ophadelaxdu hast den Durchblick !
"And the little boy, who will one day wear the crown of Persia..."
life sometimes surprises you when you least expect it :)
Is he Cyrus of Persia? I think. Is he living in the USA nowadays?
He will.
@@unioneitaliana7107 noo he's not Cyrus, CYRUS lived 4500 years ago, he is the latest king's son and he is living in the USA after his dad’s death
@@maryam.asadi97 Reza Cyrus, the Shah's son, was born in Tehran in 1960.
I know that Cyrus the Great lived millennia ago.
@@maryam.asadi97 Don't you mean 2500 years ago? You wrote 4500 years ago.
Please , back to the good old times ! We are waiting and praying !
They brought such culture and progress to Iran. The overthrow of 1979 set them back 1000 years.
At least 50-100 years for sure. Iran was the progressive beacon of the ME, and a powerful force against Communism and other radical factions. There's a reason the Soviets did not attempt an invasion of them. The Shah had built a cultural, economic and military power respected worldwide. All was lost in 1979, including their pride and glory.
Iran is becaming super power of middle east abd central Asia , so keep hating you conolization bastards
Are you a complete clueless Brat? Get out of your urban penthouse
it was a downgrade indeed
@@thunderbird1921 + he was a western puppet
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Wow fantastic bit of history ❤️
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Yes it's
Shah created this Seen And Give All Oild field To USA And UK
British Narrator in 1967: For a little boy who will one day wear the crown of Persia
Morgan Freeman, stepping in for the British narrator in 1978: *That little boy won't wear the crown of Persia*
He will.we iranians will put the crown on his head.
But now he will surely
😂😂😂
My heart breaks for Iran. Look how vibrant, modern and cosmopolitan does it look in 1967! Hope Iran rises again!
Had there been no sanctions against Iran for 40+ years already, it would be fine
In in sixty seven 90% of the population of Iran didn’t have water and power.
How vibrant is that ?
In 1979 after 56 years of Pahlavi rule the literacy rate in Iran was 37%.
63% of the population couldn’t write their names .
@@drunkbee880 baseless.
@@willromeny1 //
Baseless?
According to the World Bank’s report, only 36% of Iranians were literate in the age group between 15 and 95 years old before the Islamic Revolution in 1979, while the global average was 69% at that time.[1] But according to the World Bank, Iran’s literacy rate reached 86% in 2016, which was equal to the global average of 86%. That is to say, Iran's growth rate in this age group after the Revolution has been so fast that it was able to fill the 33% gap that existed at that time between pre-revolutionary Iran and the global literacy rate
@@drunkbee880 silly man
Shah was the successor of much more than 2500 yrears of monarchy. He definitely standed up in front of massive manipulation of western governments and eventually they all made a union to overthrow him. Uk, U.S and France are the responsible for all of suffering Iranians have during these 40 years.
I don’t think so,Benjamin Bloom. Jimmy Carter took him and his wife in, and sent him to a cancer center. I guess you don’t remember the 440 something days innocent Americans were held hostage while Ayatollah Khomeni was allowed to run amok in Iran.
@@elizabethpease8290 Really who was the ones be hide stuff history is very messy lol
@@yuutonosuri772 I don’t know anything about the monarchy in Iran (formerly Persia) except for when Shah Reza Pahlavi was invited to the US by the peanut farmer, Jimmy Carter. After he died, Iraq hit the fan with the riots.
That should say ‘Iran’.
Dude, Iranians are adults, they are doing what they want.
Manipulation is part of the daily life of any countries, especially the powerful ones.
Stop blaming Europeans for the failure of others.
"Prince Reza, heir to the throne, already knows his future role."
Fleeing to Egypt, apparently.
I heard he and his family live in Washington, DC now.
So what is your point?
@@pedddler: I just wanted to update people who may be wondering where some of the Pahlavi’s are now. His brother and one sister killed themselves. Did you know that?
@@elizabethpease8290 My original comment wasn't for you. But yes Leila Pahlavi and Ali Reza Pahlavi who were Shah's daughter and son, unfortunately committed suicide.
@@pedddler just a joke, bro
In 1968 the National Geographic magazine had two articles collectively titled "Coronations a World Apart" One was about the Shah, and the other was about the coronation of the King of Tonga, in the South Pacific. One a big flashy ceremony, the other smaller and I think happier. One monarachy is still there. The glory or wordly splendor passes quickly.
Iran has had a history of 2500 years of kingdom. So it is natural for an Iranian king to have his coronation ceremony to be big and flashy. Specially this particular King who chose to have his coronation at a time (1967) when thanks to him and his government, Iran had become a growing country in terms of eceonomy and culture.
He officially became the King in 1941 at the age of 21 when Iran was in turmoil, but chose not to get crowned until Iran had become stable.
And that happened during this clip in 1967.
Brilliant comment and very true @Denise Eulert
I traveled several times to Iran over the last decade and found the reality about the sham under the glamour.
There were millions of Iranians stuck in abject poverty while the Shah and his Queen lived a fake self-esteemed life. Their end was a lesson for the world.
@@pedddler Why did he choose to be crowned as if he was a European King???? as much as we know that Persian are European wanna be, but this does not hide the fact that Persians' royal outfits and customs is not like that
@@marmung6263 Kingdom in Iran has a lot longer history than Europe has. So what makes you think that it was the Iranian kings who tried to appear like European kings and not the other way around?
@@pedddler Because It clearly does not look like any of previous Persian Kings.
Imagine growing up knowing nothing of an other royalty but the British and to see all this.
K.J. Fallon: Yeah. Just like the Romanovs and their subjects, the peasants.
Thank you!!! As an Iranian when we lost our monarchy we lost everything.
It was a pleasure to see, this is a monarchy that is twice as old as the British monarchy and they should never have allowed it to fade, it's like turning our backs on history.
@@nostalgia545 stfu, fake "iRaNiAn"
@@k.j.falloon8563 100%. Murdering people, using taxes on oneself, and overall being fascist is worth admiration ig
Fascinating Shah of Persia,Iran
THIS WAS BEAUTIFUL 🤩 ❤
The following is a list of international authorities that acted against the Pahlavi regime of the Shah of Iran before the revolution.
1500 newspapers
1100 Magazines
9,000 radio stations
1500 TV transmitters
2400 book publishing companies
Very sad indeed 😢
How many sponsored by Soviets and Arabs?
Fake news has been always there
@@AlirezaGZadeh to be honest not many arabs except from iraq, shah even has most friendly relation with saudi Arabia' s ruler shah faisal
For good reason
Iran such a modern and open country back then..hmm
Too be precise, Iran was still impoverished back in the late 1960s, but I also admit, it was much better than than it is now, since then, the country was open and foreign influences where allowed (thought he latter for the better or worse [Western Imperialism])
Ahhh back then when Iran was civilised and peaceful.
Then the US came...
Ahhhh.... You are very wrong about Iran, even today's Iran is much civilized and peaceful than many Western countries.
@@peaceofmind5515 You must not know any western countries then
Even today iran is very civilised unlike some western countries who hypocrites live on war and blood of others.
@@myamdane6895 he probably meant balkans
Seeing the streets broke my heart💔🥺
I really want this Iran back again it fills my heart with sadness what happened to her
I hope your nation and people end up living the way we lived under the rule of this puppet so that you know how things were.
Amen 🙏
😄
@@drunkbee880 Well, yes, the Pahlavi's where puppets of the USA and the UK, but the nation was still slowly developing from poverty and non-gender equal schools existed, which is better than being abused by oppressive Government that is exist as hell. But yes, both of them where bad but the new regime was worse.
@@drunkbee880 Aha, then you wanna deny the fact that every got WAY WORSE after his fall? What we got? NOTHING! we were a progressing country under his rule, no everything wasn't great but it was WAY BETTER.
@@mysubliminals9381 //
Most of you guys remind me of the fanatic Christians .
They read the Bible and anytime you ask them a question they say “ Jesus said.”
Jesus never said a word that is in Bible .
Do you know who created the Bible , when and where?
The very first Bible was created in Rome by the Romans in 500AD .
Which means 500 years After Death of Jesus.
The same with you guys .
90% of you have never seen Iran or you were children when you were brought here and have no idea about what is going on in Iran .
Just like the Christians everything you know about shah and Iran is from your parents who raised you with their side of the story .
Pahlavi regime can be summed up in two statements.
A) after 56 years of ruling Iran , in 1979 when he left 80% of the nation didn’t have water and power.
B) global literacy rate in 1979 was 69%. The literacy rate in Iran was 37%, like Zaire and Congo.
To educated people who really care about Iran this should be enough to know that pahlavi regime was a stain of shame on our history .
Reza shah wasn’t even Iranian and couldn’t speak or write Farsi .
He was a Cossack and that is why you never see him make a speech or hold an interview.
Google pictures of Reza shah and click on the images and see him in his Cossack uniform .
Also google pictures of Ataturk and you will see that both had the same uniform and Ataturk’s parents were Albanian and he was born in Greece .
England installed them both in Iran and turkey .
@@drunkbee880 Actually I'm living in Iran, Tehran the capital, my family were part of revolution and now they regret it.
I'm studying history at university so all I know isn't from what I heard from my parents who were KIDS where the revolution happened.
Where did you get all these numbers? Common man! 80% of people didn't have water and power? Reza shah couldn't speak Persian? He wants Iranian?
Your basically such a lier or your brain washed.
Pahlavi wasn't great but Iran wasn't comparable when they left Iran with what it was when Reza Shah took over.
I don't have any time to waste talking with you and I truly don't care about what you say or you think. Every one can search and see the facts.
But a big question is here: what has Islamic revelation brought for us? Poverty, Dictatorships, Economical crisis and…
Pahlavi ended 43 years ago, if it was such a disaster you propaganda agents of the current regimen didn't have to try so hard.
People have shown what they think with their chantings all over Iran in the protesting of the last two_three years.
What Memories the Shah of Persia!
What memories of western enforced fascism after overthrowing the democratically elected leader. Worked out very well, as it usually does.
@@Yoseman1 First, the Shah was not a fascist. Second, the Pahlavi Dynasty has done more good for Iran than any dynasty, apart from the Achaemenid Dynasty. Third, the Shah wasn’t a western puppet. He had is own foreign policy, and was seen by the west as a troublesome ally. Remember when he raised oil prices in the 70s that crippled the western economies. Fourth, life under the Shah was much better than life under Khomeini, and his successors. We had better job opportunities, our economy was booming, standard of living was rising, poverty was decreasing, and we were predicted to be a First World Country in a generations. Fifth, Mosaddegh, as much as I like his policies, was still very authoritarian. He made parliament give him emergency powers to rule by decree for 6 months and extended it by another 12 months. He suspended elections as soon as he had a majority. The Shah wasn’t as bad as the regime propaganda tells us.
@@raminpahlevan8728 Stop it. The Shah had no problem replacing a democratically elected leader, and had no problem never allowing the public to vote again. Further, he had murder squads and no Due Process in his court system. That is indeed a fascist, no matter what you say. He was one of the worst people of the 20th century, period.
@@Yoseman1 I am not saying that the Shah was perfect, but you are not looking at it from a nuanced perspective. The democratic leader that the Shah replaced was just as authoritarian as him. He allowed people to vote, though still maintained control of the government. His deaths squads killed only a couple hundred to maybe a thousand people, which is bad but no where compared to the current regime, or any of the other regimes of the 20th century. Under, the Shah’s reign the standard of living was improving, and we had friendly relations with our neighbours. He was not one of the worst person of the 20th century. The Shah wasn’t a good person, but he is not as bad as you say he is. Also, not all authoritarian’s are fascist.
@@raminpahlevan8728 the shah was a coward he only knew how to plan an escape from his own country
2:00 The 41 year old queen looks beautiful
She look gorgeous, as always
I have respect for Iranian Monarchy.
my king forever , I believe and know that Pahlavi dynasty is coming back to Iran , love
@@medericojosephtarz Are you really comparing Shah to mullas? Is like comparing day and night. Spain also have a royal family and at the same time is a democratic country. I do not see any contrary.
Monarchism as an ideology is dead and buried. Good luck getting a country without one to willingly fight for it in the 21st century.
@@emizerri ya you are right thats wht spain get back to the monarchy, and people vote for that, when you dont have enough knowledge about a subject you just can stay silent, good luck with this atittude and ignorence in your life
@@ftg19I hope so
I don't know why Iran is suffering today so much because we have a parsi community in India and those people have achieved a lot in their respective fields I am amazed by seeing modern-day Iran because it should have reached to next level
Ask cia and mi6
Who says Iran is suffering?
37 years ago it couldn’t produce bullets today they are building ICBMs, their own fighter jets and are not taking orders from a foreign country .
Iran is the only independent nation in Middle East .
In the history of US , Iran is the only nation who attacked the US army , went on tv and told the world that they did it and showed the video of it and US did nothing .
🤔
Suffering for this regime
@@harambe894 no. ask stupid people who believed in Khomeini's ideology
A big beatrical deed happened. Sometimes history is not known for 2 centuries. The elimination of Shah could not happen without the disposition of the U. S. and the U. K. and an unexperienced and a nation that wanted to follow the democratic habits without having the readiness or a social and political structure to once exercise what is democratically approved and unfortunately the movement was taken advantage of by Shi'a Clerics. What we have today in the U. K. is a much smaller copy of what Shah, the King of Iran once wanted to have in Iran.
One day I hope to see Iran free from the Ayatollahs. An ancient and storied culture locked away behind the regime of a man who thinks it’s the 8th century
Imagine how much Iran could achieve without that backwards tyrant
You can visit Iran - what is your problem?
@@MM-kz9pd thats not what he says
@@Alisonn2 he is complaining that Iran is allegedly locked down and he is not able to see the ancient and storied culture. I disagree with his statement. Anyone can visit Iran and enjoy its historic sights.
Да.....золотое время Ирана!
Sometimes I wish I had a palace as grand as the Shah's, but at the end of the day I have something that he didn't...a whole food court with tons of Western chains, as well as a pool in the shape of my head. Livin the life in a hot tub with Dennis Rodman
Wtf ! you are on every political video
The problem is that Buckingham Palace is grander than Our Shah's Palace.
GOD Bless him and his father and all our Kings.
Shah was a great man
yes he was
2:23-This Prince became King just two weeks ago.
Back when Iran was a respectable nation with a bright future
More respectable now, used to be Zionists puppet.
Eh... Irán was a democracy before the Shah. During the Shah regime, all of the resources were exploited by foreigners and the Shah spent the nation's money in his extravagance.
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Yes bright future for you though getting oil for the price of water indeed was very happy day for you guys 👦
Shah that person every Iranian like me loves him
Irán 1967 ... Modern Era Modern Country...
Irán 2022 ... Medieval Country...
Absolutely
We need to bring Iran back to this
Learn your history. We DID bring Iran back to this, the man was being crowned directly due to CIA operations. It's also our involvement and the extreme wealth he displayed while 'his' average citizen lived in squalor that lead to his downfall. He was so concerned about being a modern monarchy he ignored the problems that modern monarchies don't face. And he paid for it. We all are.
Well said Dustin they all uguly brutal dictators in my book.
You didn't bring It when It was the firsts of revolution and now you wanna bring it back ? You will have lots of Casualties.
@North American International GP in your hopeless dreams.
@@IdleByte yeah the mullah with their oppressive regime care about the average iranian😂
Was it the British or Iranian royalty you are showing?
and now poeple in iran are struggling to live because prices are 10 times higher than any country this is what happen when people betraying their honest and compassionate king and queen😭
wow, honest and compassionate? the same people who brought them into power (yankees) called them expendable wusses lmfao
😔
Still Iranian are so proud of that era nonetheless they did not try to maintain it due to deceptive Mullahs
I love this what a Fantastic Coronation!!
What we were and what we are now.😢
The best years Iran has had in my lifetime. I lived there with my American parents from 1967 to 1974, then that evil Khomeni took over. He had my dad's friends followed and threatened so we had to leave. Too bad because the country is so rich in history and the majority of the people are educated.
Best years for an American, not for the Iranians. Hence why they celebrated
@@tla2119 It's was good when Shah ruled it was peaceful . Now it's just a horrible country to live in .
Hmm I wonder why your dad's friends were followed! Before the Shah there was democratically elected president that the Americans didn't like and overthrew the Shah was put in place by the CIA and everyone knows it!
@@tla2119 Iran looked better back then they had more education and less poverty.
i hope one we become free in iran and you visit iran again
Iran was so much better off 60 years ago than today
Definitely
Kamera arkası böyle değil!
Der beste, tollste, gerechteste, König,s paar in aller Zeiten.♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
die großartigsten Monarchie der Welt , Pahlavi 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Fascinating the twists and turns of history. In the early 1900's oil was discovered by the Britain and the USA in Iran and Arabia. Britain's trade was sea-based and her ships shifted to oil power rather than coal for efficiency. Simultaneously the auto industry was expanding. After that oil was indispensable hence the formation of the British American Oil Company, now BP and the rise of the Middle East as an energy source. The West has squandered this vital relationship through green arrogance and will regret it.
That glorious music! Can anyone tell me what it's called or who wrote it?
Khomeini entered the chat
In Iran 1967 the women No uses Hijab No Burqa ... Wooow other country other era, the woman is FREE.
Rza Shah Pehlevi Farah Diba WONDERFUL MOMENT
I love king Pahlavi I hope come back soon in Iran 😢😢😢😢👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😢🌹❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌹🌹❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow❤️ just magnificent 👏
What a classy time
Realy
What's the music at 1:45 until they change to the Sha's coronation? (Was it composed for this film?)
The Queen looks so beautiful here! 1:57
agree
She was ready for prostitution
Long live Persia and Persian king ♔
Alhamdulilah...
Baginda masih hidup....tidak mati......?saya sedih melihat Vidio Vidio Iran...
What is interesting is the Revolution that overthrew came from university students. It is important to keep an eye on what on earth they are teaching in university.
Mainly idiotic communist ideology it would seem
They are teaching students to stand up against tyrants.
@@ericoberlies7537 keep and eye on Turkey. It may be the next Iran. You think it can’t happen in Canada or the US or Australia? History repeats. Germany, Russia, China, Iran, Cuba.. complete change. It came from something. Seeds planted are usually planted in youth. Iran is proof than a liberal thinking culture can turn into tyrannical theocracy. Russia is proof that a faithful nation can turn atheist. It was not just freedom from religion it was stringing up priests and burning the churches and synagogues down and making sure no parties are gifting exchanges and gatherings during the orthodox christian season.
@@kristinesharp6286 Just because they were university students doesn’t mean they were liberal. Canada, the United States, and Australia are not tyrannies. Turkey is authoritarian, and will reap what it sows - as the Pahlavi dynasty, and those that propped it up, did.
@@ericoberlies7537 my point is the university is not necessary center of culture. It’s often adversarial to whatever thought is current at the moment. Liberalism was current at the moment in Iran and those leading students were religious adversarial to liberalism. Iran was not tyrannical for Revolution to take place.
How lovely, to magnificent countries.
Lets compare today iran vs old shahs time iran , which one would you like more ?
And sadly, look at what it’s become 😪
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It has become a better place no longer ruled by a puppet regime.
Persia was once the envy of the world. Its successor country is just so sad to look at.
May God bless him and all his works for his country.we Iranians owe him so much.
We were too cruel and manipulated and we missed him
As a 33 year old person who didn't see him alive,I believe I owe him my life.if he was not our king,I may not live today.
And in 12 years' time, Persia came back to the 12th century and still now on.
Persia and Iran when they could be respected!! 🙏
first of all thank you and second of all sorry for saying this, but Persia is Iran
@@maryam.asadi97 🤣 that dumb guy, little knowledge is dangerous
@@maryam.asadi97 since 1938
@@generalmeow9986
Thanks but i don’t care abt since when?
I care about the misunderstanding bcoz sometimes some ppl think Farsi is different than Persian or Persia is different than Iran, altho They’re one
So i thought it needed a clearance
@@generalmeow9986 Nope, we Iranians called our country Iran since ever. But western countries used to call it as Persia, in 1938 Reza shah asked every country to call Iran, Iran.
British Queen Elizabeth II was looking so pretty 😍
😍💓👍
"In Tehran a king is crowned, in London a queen performs her duty": telling distinction.
Both fancy words.
@@haroonlegends567 Two words were fancy (if so, which two) or both Monarchs fancy (or in the case of the one deceased) / fancied words?
Telling distinction of what? Hasn't the queen been crowned?!
@@marzieli Crowning is constitutionally unnecessary for British Monarchs because they are 'acclaimed'. The Shar left it too late before entertaining the idea of becoming a constitutional monarch.
It is terrible to see how Iran has changed. Shah perhaps was a bad and corrupt ruler, yet the women and men were free. Look how beautiful they are. Now all have to hide behind veils.
He was bot corrupt or bad. Once your realize those are also lies propogated by the Islamic Regime of Iran, then you will see the extent of propaganda needed to tell these lies
They were just wearing on the Western way lol that doesn't mean freedom at all
@@taglem714 at least, they had a choice between wearing a hijab and not-wearing it
@@taglem714 you must keep your mouth shut .you know nothing
As if Turkey is getting any better.
sad fact 😞
her boy never became king
because the freaking revoulation happened
I want the Shah. Hope one day will be able to see his son Prince Reza Pahlavi's coronation as a new Shah of Persia
I love the ceremony's vibes 🎉
✊✊✊👍👍👍🙏رضا شاه روحت شاد . 🙏🙏✌✌🤞🤞🤞💪💪💪
رضا شاه روحت شاد . رضا شاه روحت شاد . رضا شاه روحت شاد . رضا شاه روحت شاد . رضا شاه روحت شاد .
ای جانم رضاشاه روحت شاد خوشحال شدم تو هم جمهوری طلب نیستی
@@Challenge_24_24 جمگوزی طلب نه نیستم . جاوید شاه ، جاوید شاه ، جاوید شاه شاه شاه
@@Challenge_24_24 محمد مصدق مطابق با آنچه در شناسنامهاش درج شده، در ۲۹ اردیبهشت سال ۱۲۵۸ شمسی در محلهٔ سنگلج شهر تهران به دنیا آمد. از زمان حیات مصدق تاکنون، در مورد تاریخ دقیق زادروز او اختلاف نظر هست: برخی از منابع تاریخ تولدش را طبق کتاب خاطرات و تألمات مصدق، ۲۶ خرداد ۱۲۶۱ حساب میکنند.
پدرش میرزا هدایت الله آشتیانی، وزیر دفتر ناصرالدین شاه، از نوادگان میرزا محسن آشتیانی و از رجال متجدد روزگار و اطرافیان میرزا تقی خان امیرکبیر بود. مادر محمد مصدق ملک تاج خانم نجمالسلطنه دختر شاهزاده فیروز میرزا نصرتالدوله و نوهٔ عباس میرزا ولیعهد بود . خانم اشرف الملوک فخرالدوله دختر مظفرالدین شاه قاجار دخترخاله محمد مصدق بود. در ۱۶ اسفند ۱۲۶۴، پدربزرگ مادری محمد، شاهزاده فیروز میرزا نصرتالدوله درگذشت. چنانکه در آن دوره مرسوم بود، هرگاه یکی از حقوقبگیران دولت در میگذشت، یک سوم حقوق او به بازماندگان میرسید و به همین سبب یک سوم حقوق ۱۲۰ تومانی وی به فرزندانش از جمله عبدالحسین میرزا سالار لشکر (بعداً معروف به فرمانفرما)، خانم سرورالسلطنه (بعدها ملقب به حضرت علیا) و خانم نجمالسلطنه تعلق گرفت. به نوشته مصدق: «هیچ حقوقی یا اضافهحقوقی داده نمیشد مگر اینکه پیشتر محل آن تعیین شدهباشد و محل حقوق جدید به این روش معمولاً یک سوم متوفیات بود. بهاین طریق که هر کسی از دنیا میرفت اگر وارثی داشت یک سوم از حقوق او و الا تمام آن در اختیار دولت قرار میگرفت که به هر کس میخواست میداد…» ... در سال ۱۲۷۰ خورشیدی، میرزا هدایتالله آشتیانی از ناصرالدین شاه درخواست کرد که میرزا محمد (مصدق) ۹ ساله در ردیف مستوفیان زبردست قرار گیرد و در فهرست حقوقبگیران درآید و ناصرالدین شاه پذیرفت. در تاریخ ۱ شهریور ۱۲۷۱ خورشیدی پدر میرزا محمد درگذشت. پس از در گذشت پدر به رسم زمامداری آن زمان، محمد به تصدی استیفای خراسان رسید که وظائف رسیدگی به کلیه حسابهای ایالات یا ولایات مربوط و دستورالعملهای امور مالی را برعهده داشت.. ابتدا از وجود سررشته داران راهنمایی گرفت ولی خیلی زود بر امور مسلط شد و در ردیف مستوفیان کارآمد قرار گرفت .
The Reza Shah Pahlavi was the king of the kings , Jimmy Carter made the Khomeini and called him Supporter of the oppressed and made the kings ( Iranian people) Destitute
Americans everything they touch they destroy,,,
@@alexandrinaescandanova1861 it was actually the British with the help of Americans. Mostly British
Just remember, the Islamic Revolution was a result of the US and the UK interfering with Iran's politics. The prime minister was pushing towards democracy and the nationalization of oil I believe. UK did not like that. Take this with a grain of salt and do a Google search.
this is such an inaccurate take it is ridiculous. Mossadegh was not democratic, neither was he in anyway shape or form pushing for democracy. He was a wannabe dictator who abused the Parliament, and went around the constitution. He also held illegal and tampered "referendums" to show that "people didn't want this system", essentially rigging the referendum. Before this happened Iran was pushing towards nationalization anyways and had just negotiated a 50% rights to profit in addition to free and extensive education of engineers and specialists, something that Iran DESPERATELY lacked. The previous PM was assassinated (General Razmara), and the terrorist was praised by Mossadegh and bailed out of prison. Then Mossadegh paid him monthly out of the government's pockets until he was sentenced to death.
The so called referendum was regulated, monitored, and counted by Mossadegh's government, which itself was compromised of many of his relative that were put to power because of nepotism. Not only that, but the ballot boxes for "yes" and "no" votes were separated not only by box, but BY LOCATION. meaning that many saw who voted no, because for example location #1 only has the "no" ballot boxes for the answer to "Do you want to get rid of the monarchy".
In addition, Mossadegh wasn't deposed. according to the constitution of Iran, which was established by the people after the constitutional revolution of Iran (1905-1911), the king can at any time, for any reason, change the prime minister, meaning that he has to give up his PM seat, and return to the Parliament as a member. Afterwards, the leading party (or coalition) may choose another member to be a candidate. It is also worth noting that he was taken off as a prime minister before, and nothing happened then. He was nominated later on and selected with no issues.
Such a surface level knowledge only resembles lies told by Regime cronies
Although I wasn’t alive in this time period, I miss this era of Iran. I hope they can reclaim their country from Pakistan
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Golden days of Iran's and England's people
The music is hilariously orientalist. Great video and great memory regardless.
Beautiful
Happy Birthday 86th Shahbanou Farah Pahlavi!
Long Live The King Reza Pahlavi II👑
Basically a complete copy of British royal tradition. It was kind of a farce really- those European dignitaries only turned up in Tehran because of the oil.
Re the UK..things have become so casual these days. Re Iran.... what a tragedy the present is there. Within 10 years of the Shah's coronation the ayatollahs had destroyed the country and now they have turned it into a pariah state.
Iran was better off during the time of the Shah.
Tehran just like Kabul was at the time a cultural island.
no wonder he got chased out. people were telling him dont do this. see what arrogance gets you.
Narrator: sounds like old American movies... "welcome tooo America"
King of iran cereminy was much better than uk
Back when Iran looked like a nice modern country now it look like some place from the middel ages.
If walking less covered is modern
than glad tidings to the animals
@@civileng6076 it’s not JUST that. Thousands of other things
Thanks the the western countries for destroying iran
Iran doesn't look like somewhere from the middle ages tho
@@romina2185 Maybe not the middel ages the 1800s.
The palace of roses is decorated with golden royal figures.
Мене не було у ті роки … дивитись подобалось такі фільми у дитинстві сидячі у кріслі . Півник Pete -Pete is fine. Я пам‘ятаю малюнок Півника ще мав рекламу і розмовляв мовами … багатьма і можна було побачити по телевізору дітям і дорослим подобалось . Красиві і молоді . Завжди приємно що є щось гарне у житті.
З найкращими вітаннями ! Київ Україна Європа! Европа теж була Молода так називалося ім‘я жінки , що жила давно і далеко їй прийшлось їхати по воді , щоб зустрітись з тим , що Вони Одружились і народили багато ….
You know... If the Brits did not tell the United States "Iran has oil", the Shah Dynasty and this age of Iran remains
The Shah and his father died outside Iran. His father overthrown by Brithish and was sent to exile in South Africa and died there. His son was overthrown by the U.S. and died in Egypt. His son now lives in Virginia and he will die there. Bcuz, they weren't elected by the Iranians. Rather, they were selected by coups by the British and the Americans.
Yeah, besides the Shahs of Iran, every kings and queens in history were selected by their people.
Regime crony spotted.
In the streets the people chant for the return of the king, and that they are sorry that they participated in the sham of that 1979 "revolution", which we know was more of an insurgency uprising. And people want the blood of the mullahs. Your days are numbered
Her green cape with its 26 foot train edged in white mink. Minks who - like today still in the millions - have suffered their entire lives in terrible cages to end as furs for sheer vanity!
Too bad shah decided to turn against the West.
That’s when they decided to bring in the Ayatollahs!!
And we all know the rest of the story.
They reverted back to savages now.
We are not savages,but sakzi(saxon) are, read your history 😂😂
@@nafisehebadi4471 largest empire in human history who are you calling savages?
@@DaDoM123 Are you stupid What has the largest empire in the world got to do with being savage or not? This itself shows how savagely you have colonized different countries. You just killed between 8 and 10 million Iranians in World War II with a fake famine. Hitler in front of you is Mother Teresa
why westerners are racists?
@@DaDoM123 i have the same question for you too, Iran has a 7,000-year-old civilization then who are you to calling us savages??
When it had still freedom.
@Sajid A dictatorship that granted people freedom of thinking and wearing cloths that does not suit to religion. Much better than dictatorship of religion that oppress people with free opinion and thoughts. Probably, not able to recognize to slaves that are accustomed to that religion as it is like air to not have freedom to them.
Shah invited British monarchy over to watch the Coronation ceremony, they got jealous and had to overthrow the Shah... Just because to them all the beauty's must die
Next start I will earn the learning of French and Persian, while perfected in standard English sentence with Bengali interpretation in correct form .
Man look at the horses
Wow i dont know that iran was this great until new rezim came and make the country not like it used to be , so sad.
Worst day for Iran when this Raza shah pahlavi was ascended
Bikin Rumah sakit....yang terindah........?.di Iran juga banyak dokter dokter perawat perawat yang cerdas..dan hebat hebat.............
whats with the slowmo walking?
Now İran is dying on bad politics hand . I really love this spectacular country.I hope they will go back to their cores