12. The End of the Shah The Statue Comes Tumbling Down The Change for Women
13. May 2007: In an encounter on a street in Tehran, two policewomen with tightly fitting head scarves chastised a younger woman whose hair showed. Since 1979, Iranian law has specified that women and men must dress in a manner befitting Islam, and the law is interpreted very strictly at times.
36. Iranian Parliament and February 2004 Parliamentary Elections Has the Islamic Revolution Run Its Course?
37. Ali Akhbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, ex-president of Iran, campaigned to regain his seat by convincing conservatives and liberals than he can bring real change by finding the middle ground.
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50. April 2006: Men in traditional uniforms danced during a parade and lifted containers said to hold uranium enriched by Iran .
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54. December 2006 Iran hosts a conference to re-examine the Holocaust Who is that on the left? Why it is David Duke of the American KKK!
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56. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speaking at the Natanz uranium enrichment facility. The large industrial plant under construction at Natanz is roughly half the size of the Pentagon. Inspectors say Iran is constructing 3,000 centrifuges as a first step toward 54,000.
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