About Rahim Sultanov
Lived 1912 – 2000. Rahim Sultanov was a Russian scientist.
Rahim Sultanov (1912–2000) was an Iranian-born figure, who moved to Baku after the Soviet takeover of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic. In the dawn of the Soviet occupation of Iran (see also: Iran crisis of 1946), Sultanov was ordered to join the pro-Soviet Azerbaijani-language newspaper Vatan/Veten yolunda ("On the Path of the Motherland") and the Soviet Persian-language newspaper Dust-e Iran ("Iran's Friend"). Sultanov was born in Ardabil and was an Iranian Azerbaijani. He was educated within Soviet institutions in Baku, translated the classics of Persian literature into Azerbaijani and contributed to the training of the "first generation of Soviet Azerbaijan-born Iranologists".
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Who was Rahim Sultanov?
Azerbaijani orientalist and literary scholar
When was Rahim Sultanov born?
Rahim Sultanov was born on 20 June 1912 in Ardabil.
When did Rahim Sultanov die?
Rahim Sultanov died in 2000 in Baku.
What was Rahim Sultanov's occupation?
Rahim Sultanov was a scientist.
What nationality was Rahim Sultanov?
Rahim Sultanov was Russian.
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