Ahmad Razavi
Iranian engineer
About Ahmad Razavi
Lived 1906 – 1971 (aged 64–65).
Seyyed Ahmad Razavi (; 1906–1971) was an Iranian engineer and politician.
Early life and education Razavi was born in 1906 in Kerman. Hailed from a landed upper-class family, his father headed Shaykhi community in Kerman.
Career Razavi attended the founding meeting of Tudeh Party of Iran in 1941 and initially supported the party.
In 1949, he was among founding members of the National Front. During his tenure, he served as the deputy speaker, as well as the head of National Front's parliamentary group.
Exile and death After the 1953 coup d'état he was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment, however he was released and permitted to go to exile. He died in 1971.
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Who was Ahmad Razavi?
Iranian engineer (1906–1971)
When was Ahmad Razavi born?
Ahmad Razavi was born in 1906 in Kerman.
When did Ahmad Razavi die?
Ahmad Razavi died in 1971.
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