Empress Farah Pahlavi News and Events 2: 2005 - 2023


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How can I say, Aryan? The links to these pictures left me breathless! :) There are some little jewels there that no fan of Imperial Family of Iran should miss. For example, the ones of Reza the Great. Some of them were completely unknown to me...and the ones where he is with little Mohammed Reza are wonderful...The Heir was such a dear when a little boy!

There also are some pics with Atatürk that are a true historical document.

Vanesa.
 
The Queen of Persian Pop Googoosh and the Shahbanou of Iran Farah Pahlavi meet after her unique concert at the NY Madison Square Garden. Her Majesty and daughter Princess Farahnaz, and grandchild Princess Noor were special guests of this evening of October 21st 2006.

http://www.iranian.com/PhotoDay/2006/November/meet.html
 
A Patriotic Evening with Singer Googoosh at Madison Square Garden, New York-October 21, 2006:
http://www.farahpahlavi.org/googoosh.html

Empress Farah Pahlavi visited the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, DC
October 2006


Amazing Pictures and info. about the Imperial Family of Iran, enjoy.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Persia-Shah-Iran-Pahlavi-era-Photo-Book-1st-1971_W0QQitemZ130052656362QQihZ003QQcategoryZ29223QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item130052656362

HIM Empress Farah Pahlavi with Homa Sarshar a published author and an award-winning iranian journalist, writer, media personality, and lecturer.
http://www.homasarshar.com/Photos2.cfm

HIM Empress Farah and Googoosh:
http://ardi.rastakhiz.org/blog/?p=170

Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden and HIM Empress Farah of Iran attend the Fondation Pour L'Enfance (Foundation For Childhood) Ball at the Palais de Versailles on December 4, 2006,in Versailles, France.
http://editorial.gettyimages.com/source/search/details_pop.aspx?iid=72720566&cdi=0

VERSAILLES - DECEMBER 4: Marianna V. Vardinoyannis, HIM Empress Farah of Iran and Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia arrive at the international evening of the child December 4, 2006 in Versailles, France.
http://editorial.gettyimages.com/source/search/details_pop.aspx?iid=72718039&cdi=0

HIM Empress Farah Pahlavi of Iran at Fondation Pour L'Enfance (Foundation For Childhood) Ball at the Palais de Versailles on December 4, 2006,in Versailles, France.
http://editorial.gettyimages.com/source/search/FrameSet.aspx?s=ImagesSearchState%7c0%7c0%7c-1%7c28%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c1%7c%7c%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c7%7c%7cfarah+diba%7c2233391784121335%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c0&p=7&tag=1
 
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The Empress looks very subdued and elegant, as usual.:) Nice to see her taking part in these events.
 
I haven't yet seen these anywhere on here....but please feel free to tell me if you have!

''Queen Farah Diba of Iran walks on Madison Avenue March 14, 2003 in New York City.'' (If the links don't work, press refresh)

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I love her style! She has such elegance and class :flowers:
 
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It's sometimes hard for me to recollect that she was only 40 when the Shah died. That's a young age to be left behind and I admire that she has gone on with life and been active and involved in a variety of issues. She is also still beautiful and classy and will always be such.:flowers:
 
Empress Farah must be very close to Maurice Béjart. I noticed that she is always present in any event where he is honored in some way. Are they close friends?

Vanesa.
 
Princess Yasmine looks wonderful in pic1
 
What an interesting document, Aryan...Empress Farah was always a woman very interested in culture world. Good for her. Some Royals must learn from her example.

Vanesa.
 
Meet of exclusive with Farah Diba

Empress of Iran in exile since 28 years, Farah Diba, as call always affectionately it the French, lives today between the United States and France. For the first time, it opens the doors of her Parisian apartment filled with memories with private Vie Vie public. It is a worthy and serene woman whom Mireille Dumas met, but which carries the marks of the exile forever. On the reign of the Shah of Iran, his trade of queen and empress, but also her dramas intimate, like the brutal disappearance of her Leila, "died about its misfortune of child", or its joys of grandmother filled with Noor, Imanand Farah, Farah Diba speaks with emotion and pride, without taboo and the high head, it which is given for "historical responsibility" not to forget which it is! The life of Farah Diba starts like a tale from the Arabian Nights. After studies of architecture in Paris, it returns to Teheran and becomes in December 1959 the third wife of the Shah of Iran, after Faouzia and Soraya. In October 1967, it is crowned empress of Iran. Whooping-cough of the fashionable press, Farah Diba is also the first loved woman of people of her country: an upheaval in this Moslem country. She will give rise to four children - Reza, the elder one and heir to the crown, Farahnaz, Ali Reza and Leila - and shares her time between her responsibilities for queen and her life of family. During twenty years of reign near the Shah, it will be a modern queen near to the people, in this controlled country of an iron hand by her husband, considered as a lit despot, and a dreaded political police force. Its life rocks at the time of the Islamic revolution of February 1979 which constrained all the family with the exile. Patient, the Shah of Iran dies in Egypt in 1980, one year after having left Teheran. When it is not in Paris, Farah Diba vità Washington, like her elder son Reza, successor in title of the Shah of Iran, and his three grand-daughters Noor, Imanand Farah born in the United States.
FRANCE 3 - Mercredi 4 avril 2007 à 20h50 - Vie privée vie publique - France 3
 
Always good to get an update on what the Empress is doing these days. She's always been a lady I admire for her class and dignity even in terrible circumstances. Thanks!
 
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:flowers: Lovely pictures of the Empress in her younger days: she appears to favor her mother. Very elegant beautiful lady.
 
It must be SO HARD for Her Majesty not to be able to see her country again... I wish we could do something for her :heart:

Does anyone know if Her Majesty answers personnaly to her e-mail on her site ?

I heard different things about it :

- I heard she does it herself
- I also heard a person in the USA read all of them and answer most of them and the special cases she does it herself.

So what? She must receive thousands of them in a month (from Iranians within and outside the country, admirers, readers...) so the load must be very heavy ! :shock:
 
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hi,

yes she answer them by herself.

she is so nice she answered almost all my emails...
 
Yes. She answered the one I send to her in a very gentle and detailed way. She is a true Empress...

Vanesa.
 
Thank you very much !

Thanks a lot, Golnaz and Vanesa ! I have a little question : have you noticed detail(s) in Her Majesty's answers that no one else but herself could have written ? For instance personal memories if you recall a person you know in common ?

I know that Farah is a real Empress who answers simply and heartfully :hug: but I am amazed that she answers ALL of her mail herlself. She must spend days and nights in front of her computer !!! :badpc: :wub:
 
HIM Empress Farah Pahlavi of Iran will at June 30, 2007 attend at Bochum International Seminar and Gathering.
Several political and social figures from different parts of the world will attend at the event as; Mr:Boutros Boutros-Ghali Secretary-General of the United Nations from January 1992 to December 1996, Princess Begum Aga Khan, Mrs: Jahan Sadat the wife of President Anwar al Sadar of Egypt and two Nobel prize winners; Mr: Desmond Mpilo Tutu (peace prize 1984) and Shimon Peres 1994 (peace prize 1994). There are more than 2000 guest invited and more than 400 journalists.
 
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