نامه ای از مصدق: کاری که دائمی است، همان حبس بنده است

نامه ای از مصدق: کاری که دائمی است، همان حبس بنده است
by Tapesh
11-Jan-2012
 

این نامه برای اولین بار منتشر میشود و تاکنون در صندوقخانه زنده یاد دکتر صبار فرمانفرما بوده است.

احمد آباد ۷ فروردین ماه ۱۳۴۲

قربانت گردم

          تلگراف جنابعالی عز وصول ارزانی بخشید و موجب نهایت امتنان گردید از اینکه سلامت هستید و در خارج از مملکت بکار اشتغال دارید بسیار خوشوقتم چونکه در این کشور نه طبق سلیقه نوعی اشخاص کار است و نه اطمینان بر دوام کار. و کاری که دائمی است و تعطیل نمیشود، همان حبس بنده در احمد آباد است که اطمینان دارم تا ساعت آخر عمر از این کار خلاص نمیشوم و اکنون اصلاحات ارضی هم قوزی بالا قوز شده . فرزندانم که مشمول قانون نبودند برای اینکه از جرکه مالکین خارج شوند پیشنهاد فروش داده که قبول هم کرده اند ولی اکنون بلا تکلیفند این است وضع مملکت و خیلی بهتر که تشریف ندارید و در خارج اشتغال دارید غلامحسین هم با خانم و دخترش برای یک ماه باروپا رفته است و اکنون فقط همان احمد است که هر ۱۵ روز یک مرتبه سری به محبس بابا میزند و میرود و دیگر با هیچ کس حق ملاقات ندارم بیش از این شما را متاثر نمی کنم و خواهانم همیشه سلامت و خوش باشید

                                                                   دکتر محمد مصدق


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Shemirani

"Iran's National hero" writing:

by Shemirani on Mon Jan 16, 2012 04:34 AM PST

"Eslahaat Arzi ghoozi bala Ghooz shode"...... EHUMMMM ?!!!

 I don't see anything Patriotic or Heroic about him he was thinking of his own assets and the amount of money he wanted to left for his heirs ! Mazloom namayi nashod honar !

Thanks for sharing this historical letter !!


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anglophile

Between the lines

by anglophile on Wed Jan 11, 2012 03:33 PM PST

Thank you for publishing this letter. It betrays clearly how the embittered demagogue who was supposed to be a nationalist leader was putting his personal grudges and interests ahead of the national interests, precisely the way he performed during his days in office.
1. Instead of encouraging the spoiled brat who must have gained some education, thanks to his fathers amassed wealth, to return to his country to serve the nation, the demagogue advises him to stay away and work for the foreigners.  No wonder the people of Iran had seen his true selfish colours and shunned him.
2. Mosaddegh's open redicule of the Shah's land reforms speaks of his own former alliances with the big land owners (Qashaqi's'as and Zulfagharis to name but a few) as well as his personal and family ownership. Those who calim the he was not supported by the so called landed gentry take note.
3. To be exiled in one's own estate and living in the confines of one's own estately comfort must be the most lenient sentence one could hope for. And still the old demagogue expected to be allowed to travel freely and hold meetings with his former cronies - previlidges he did offer to his predcessor Qavam (in fact he passed a law to confiscate and auction Qavam's properties).
4. It is clear that there were no restrctions on the old demagogue's family to visit him and travel to Europe and enjoy comfortable holidays. Clearly they never posed a threat to national interests as they must have realised that the demagogue had lost his marbles!! This letter was very revealing indeed.

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Red Wine

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by Red Wine on Wed Jan 11, 2012 10:45 AM PST

خداوند حضرتِ شازده فرمانفرما را رحمت کند،بزرگ مردی بودند ایشان .ممنون از یاد آوری .


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P_J

Great post Tapesh!

by P_J on Wed Jan 11, 2012 10:35 AM PST

A letter from one of the most honorable Iranians of the 20th century!

Thanks again!


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Maryam Hojjat

Tapesh, Thanks

by Maryam Hojjat on Wed Jan 11, 2012 09:55 AM PST

for Posting this letter from our nationalist hero Dr. Mosadegh.


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