Notice de recueil
- Notice
Type(s) de contenu et mode(s) de consultation : Image fixe : électronique
Auteur(s) : Burnett, David (1946-....). Photographe
Titre(s) : [L'Ayatollah Khomeiny] [Image fixe numérisée] / David Burnett, photogr.
Publication : [Paris] : [Contact Press Image], [1979]
Description matérielle : 18 photogr. pos. : n. et b. ; 18 x 24 cm (épr.)
Note(s) : Acq. : Contact
Tournage : 1979-00-00
Sujet(s) : Khomeyni, Ruhollah (1902-1989)
Bakhtiar, Chapour (1914-1991)
Iran -- 1978-1979 (Révolution ; Révolution)
Manifestations -- Téhéran (Iran)
Femmes -- Iran
Bazars orientaux -- Téhéran (Iran)
Identifiant de la notice : ark:/12148/cb38455394d
Notice n° :
FRBNF38455394
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Titre(s) : Ayatollah Khomeini back in Iran at his HQ's w/ Mullahs, Alavi school, Teheran. [Cote :7902]
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Titre(s) : Ayatollah Khomeini receiving foliowers to his Alavi school headquarters in Teheran. Meeting with Mulishs and waving to the crowds gathered outside. [Cote :7902 A28]
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Titre(s) : Iran, 2/79 [Cote :]
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Titre(s) : Iran, Teheran, 27 décembre 1978. [Cote :]
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Titre(s) : Although seeking to return to the Islamic limitation on female emancipation and to reverse the trend of Westernisation that has offended many religious leaders and devout Muslims, women have played a crucial role in Iran's revolution. Here young women prepare to take out their ambulance as volunteers. They cover the heads with shawls and one of them wears a knife for protection. [Cote :7902-C11/5]
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Titre(s) : The news of the Shah's departure came from radios in cars and offices and there were immediate street demonstrations in celebrations. Demonstrators removed the Shah's head from banknotes and inserted that of Ayatollah Khomeini; others held up defaced pictures ot the Shah; in Mordad Square in the Bazaar bystanders inspect a statue pulled down by the crowd gather around a decapited statue of the Shah. [Cote :7901-A37-47/7]
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Titre(s) : Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the militant ruler of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Imam of Iran's Shi'ite Muslims, gained political power during the Iranian Revolution of 1979. On February 1, 1979, in the final days of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi's regime, Khomeini returned to Iran after 15 years in exile in Turkey, Iraq and France. Since his return to the holy city of Qum, Khomeini has applied his 64 years of philosophical study and the principles of the Koran and Shari'a (islamic law) to Iranian life and politics. Since November, 1979, militant Iranian students answerable to Khomeini have held 52 American hostages. Khomeini during press coference at Refa School in Teheran, February 2, 1979 after returning to Iran after 15 years in exile. [Cote :7902A]
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Titre(s) : In Teheran's Bazaar -a main commercial and business area- the owners return to re-open their stalls and shops. Most of the bazaar's hundreds of businesses had been closed for months from the time the Shah first began to come under serious attack from within Iran and this shutdown had a significant economic effect since some of the Bazaar's owners are among the richest and influential Muslims in the Country and their refusal to re-open at the Shah's request elped to undermine confidence in the hated monarch. Today the Bazaar is back in business selling everything from candles to fabulously expensive Persian carpets and rugs and a new line in souvennirs. Portraits and artifacts of the Ayatollah Khomeini which began being hawked on the streets only days after his return. [Cote :7902-C24/1]
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Titre(s) : Iran 2/79. [Cote :C24-T41701]
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Titre(s) : Iran 2/79. [Cote :C24-T41701]
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Titre(s) : Iran 2/79. [Cote :C11-T41701]
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Titre(s) : Ayatollah Khomeini, Iran's exiled religious leader, is portrayed on a giant canvas eracted on scaffolding beneath the Shahyed Monument. The occasion was a major demonstration of support for the Ayatollah and was attended by an estimated two million people. [Cote : 7901-A52/8]
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Titre(s) : Standing over the crowd a Khomeini supporter becomes a photographic display of atrocities commited by the Army and by SAVAK during a major pro-Khomeini demonstration in Teheran. [Cote :7901-A58/2]
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Titre(s) : Ayatollah Khomeini seen at a Press Conference in a refa School, his temporary headquarters, the Ayatollah Khomeini is seated between Ayatollah Hashimi a top aide and Medhi Basargan the Prime Ministers of Iran's post revelutionary administration. [Cote :7902-Cv]
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Titre(s) : Dr. Shahpur Bakthiar, Prime Minister of the Shah's Regency Council; at a press conference outside Niavaran Palace and during debate in Maslis Parliament that ended in a vote of confidence in the Regency Council. [Cote :7901-AC1/1]
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Titre(s) : Dr. Shahpur Bakthiar, Prime Minister of the Shah's Regency Council; at a press conference outside Niavaran Palace and during debate in Maslis Parliament that ended in a vote of confidence in the Regency Council. [Cote :7901-AC1/1]
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Titre(s) : Ayatollah Khomeini receiving foliowers to his Alavi school headquarters in Teheran. Meeting with Mulishs and waving to the crowds gathered outside. Women attempting to kiss the Ayatollah's hand. Khomeini kissing a child. [Cote :7902-A9]
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Titre(s) : Ayatollah Khomeini receiving foliowers to his Alavi school headquarters in Teheran. Meeting with Mulishs and waving to the crowds gathered outside. Women attempting to kiss the Ayatollah's hand. Khomeini kissing a child. [Cote :7902-A4]
