Shahbanou Farah with Lebanese TV Host Ricardo Karam 1998

Shahbanou Farah with Lebanese TV Host Ricardo Karam 1998
by Darius Kadivar
16-Dec-2011
 

Shahbanou Farah in an exclusive interview in French with Lebanese talk show host Ricardo Karam is asked about how Iranians view the Royal family despite the fall of the monarchy. Interview conducted on the 20th anniversary of the Revolution which brought down her husband’s dynasty.

Shahbanou Farah with Lebanese TV Host Ricardo Karam 1998 :

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Shahbanou Farah Pahlavi Former Queen of Iran and the first Empress to be crowned in modern times, Diba was a major player in world events at the time. After the Iranian revolution of 1979, she escorted her heart broken husband into exile. As Empress, Pahlavi had traveled all over Iran promoting human services, advancing the arts, preserving the culture and enhancing the position of women of which she still speaks out. Living in America she continues her fight against what she sees as a morally bankrupt and unpopular political system in Iran. The interview with Ricardo Karam took place in Paris, France.

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پندارنیک

"I am not going to ask DK"

by پندارنیک on

Well, let's call her a Bahai or a Jew and get it over with.........I couldn't care less then, and I don't care now.............I didn't care when I saw a Cross in His Majesty's sister bedroom (no....shams was not in the bed.....she was not in her palace at all on that day)............All I needed was a Shah adhering to the terms and conditions stipulated in the constitution or at least pretending to adhere...........that's all.............He crossed the point of no return......and she is, in my opinion, an accessory to the crime...............

 

Sorry DK, for off-topic............or, was it?


amirkabear4u

Pendar Nick

by amirkabear4u on

I always wondered what was her religion. I am not going to ask DK, surely he is going to say Islam. She never looked muslem to me. WHY is it no one mention her belief??????


پندارنیک

Thank you Mr. Kadivar

by پندارنیک on

This is a precious blog.............which sadly demonstrates how good she was in communicating with the foreigners, yet unable to connect with her own people..........how detached from reality she has always remained............She is also lucky that monarchists haven't yet decided  to launch a law suit against her for helping the dead king in uprooting a 25-century national tradition of kingdom............

Once again I appreciate your honest efforts for reminding us of bitter reality in our past in the hope of a sweet dream of tomorrow(?)..........or something like that...................

God bless you along the dead king..........