“PERSIA MASTER OF OWN DESTINY”
POWERS REQUESTED NOT TO INTERFERE 7 P.m.) LONDON, June 17. \The Persian Government spokes?an (Prince Firouz) told foreign powers to keep out of Persian affairs,” Reuter’s correspondent in TehePrince Firouz said: “We do not need any foreign advice in the settlement S 1 our internal questions or the rectijcation of our foreign relations. Per- "! a is master of her own destiny and to be so.” Re added that Persia expected all both lhe Allies and her jjojjpibours, with whom she was now maintaining the best of relations, to <^ pect the principle of national •’Jgeignty and independence. -,,2, ue the Persian Government pur♦k. a most tolerant policy towards We western tribal area of Kurdistan av oid bloodshed, this its limits and it had to be Jghal if it W as to be continued, he fest officially announced in Teheran Pishevan, who was Premier qf Eg Azerbaijan separatist regime, has from the Government service. gCformer Azerbaijan Minister of the Dr. SalamuDah Javid, has appointed Governor-General of province.
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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24905, 19 June 1946, Page 7
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