النشاط السياسي و الفكري لحسن تقي زادة في ايران عهد رضا شاه (1926-1941م)‎

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The research aims to explore and clarify, the political and intellectual role of Hassan Taqizadeh during the first Pahlavi era (6296-6291) AD), with a focus on political developments in Iran, his positions and actions, in every political or intellectual event or related to the project of authoritarian modernity for Reza Shah, and when it was compatible Or an opponent, and dealing with the various aspects of Taqizadeh's political and intellectual life.

The research follows up on the positions held by Taqizadeh, including the head of the Iranian delegation to the First International Conference on Iranian Culture and Arts in Philadelphia in July 6291, the Wali of Khorasan 6291, the Iranian ambassador in London 6292, the Minister of Roads 6291, the Minister of Finance (6299-6291), and the Iranian ambassador In Paris (6291-6299), and finally his opposition to the Cultural Academy founded by Reza Shah, and his objection to Reza Shah’s interference in the affairs of language and education, as a result of which he left his position at the embassy in Paris, and traveled to London to teach in a number of academic institutions until the outbreak of the war Second World.