in 1343, it was a historic opportunity both for bahari, who considered iran as the center of their sect'sexpansion, and for the israelis, who sought to expand their influence in the country , when he became prime minister after the failed assassination attempt in 1943. the secret relationship between the pahlavi regime and asas is expanding israelis are entering the country more and more, which is also expanding in the country, so that with the rotation of eighth grade trucks under bahadri in his cabinet, of course , he started serving them a long time ago when he was working at the iranian embassy in turkey. and did he have extensive relations with the international center, despite the opposition of hassan abolfazl , the iranian ambassador to turkey at the time, he kept him in this country. it turned out that tehran was supported by these winds on behalf of the world center, he has the mission of dealing with the affairs of the baha'is living in turkey until the end , and while working at the iranian embassy , ​​using his diplomatic position and political passport , he considers it norma

parsa, who at a reasonable price, two other economic fields and academics observe the ministers of baharit he has appointed , obviously, in the long period of time, his start, of course , did not only include the baha'is and interest. he had a particular interest in america and its policies , which had increased since he became a member of the progressive center and the american council of zionism. the secret of hoyda's success was that he did not deal only with the americans, and before hoyda he had a brief confrontation with tenant governments because any of these governments the direct successor of one of the winning policies in, for example, if the americans are successful, have more influence and can manipulate the elections, their agent will use the second spectrum, and because of these totems and issues, it will happen that a person who depends on this will work with syringe can be termed in hoyda period , we don't see these issues. first, he sat down and stood up with all spectrums. it was the same level to the west we bathe in english and it is good to have a common face, and the

to me i recall a caricature of one artist from bahari, for example, from qatar where, uh, there is an they were not given a command, yes. you can shake her paw and so on, that we are discussing the escalation - this is the supply of tanks, the f-16 leopard, these decisions are made anyway, regardless of these ministers. you are prime ministers. but how many times have we discussed biden. is biden really that tough independent, there analogue of charles de gaulle or john f. kennedy no, of course, zhobiden is also a puppet. everything turns into a show of a show of a puppet, and we are now discussing them instead of, from my point of view, the theater is really afraid of the escalation that people make decisions in the spirit of people, how a struggle or after a pause will add beauty to us. come on, you're right. and you just have a situation about you. time to collect to me all the time to scatter. who said it. yes? i think, oh well, well, a long time ago about 5,000 years ago. that's what i wanted to say, well, it's true, yes, it says there even. and i that now is the time to scatter

little, i became interested in--in playing kamancheh, d there was this old master, ostad ali-asghar bahari. he appeared on tv, i mean i was totally fascinated, uh, with the way he was playing the instrument, because the sound was something that i... you know, spoke to me, spoke to my soul. i was bornn a non-musical family. my father was an agricultural engineer, my brother was an instrument maker, um, my mother knew all of the songs that-- my father was, um, you know, theywas a true music lover, and he had a big archive of, you know, all the recordings and things. so, i grew up in a musical family, but not a musician family. i really loved music, and, uh, i--i--i ran home from school, you know, to play. and then, um, by the time i was seven, they took me to music school, and i started to play uh, violin, in iranian style. and then after a while i became interested in-- in playing kamancheh. my first teacher was master ahmad mohajer. he was really patient, kind and knowledgeable. he has the most important effect on my character, on my personality, my, uh, music. and i--i learned a lot from