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Reza Khan

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  • Reza Khan 2025-04-25 22:30

    By Fereydoon Khoupayeh

    A look at Britain's role in the rise and fall of Reza Khan

    TEHRAN – Reza Khan toppled the Qajar dynasty in Iran in a coup in 1921 and was crowned with the help of the British, subsequently on April 25, 1926.

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