Shri Amir Alam Khan a politician from
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Amir Abbas Hoveyda — (persisch امیرعباس هویدا; * 18. Februar 1919 in Teheran; † 7. April 1979 ebenda) war ein iranischer Politiker und vom 27. Januar 1965 bis zum 7. August 1977 Premierminister des … Deutsch Wikipedia
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