Shah and Empress Farah visit Prague (1977)

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Shah and Empress Farah visit Prague (1977)
by Darius Kadivar
24-Jun-2012
 

Returning from a state visit to Moscow during an East European Tour, the Shah and Empress Farah arrive at Prague airport, and are greeted by the Czech President Gustav Husak, 1977. (Source: persianrealm.com)

Shah and Empress Farah visit Prague (1977):

(Video Courtesy : frauenatz)

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RUSSIAN ROULETTE: Shah's Historic State Visit to Brezhnev's USSR

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