...thus far executing about 200 of the Shah's henchmen — less than what the [[SAVAK]] would arrest and torture on a slow weekend. And now the U.S. press has s
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...ian Revolution]] against the US-backed [[Mohamed Reza Pahlavi|Shah]] and [[SAVAK]] and supported the [[Sandinista National Liberation Front|Sandinista]] rev
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...the regime created, on the reactionary army and its officer caste, and on SAVAK which, as the Shah himself described it, was a "state within the state". Th
...y and overcame the stage of fearing violence. In this process the army and SAVAK, the shields of the blood-thirsty regime of the Shah, disintegrated, part o
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...e CIA replaces him with a dictator, the Shah of Iran, whose secret police, SAVAK, is as brutal as the Gestapo. After the initial coup failed and the Shah an
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...d to punish Iranian dissidents. According to a former CIA analyst on Iran, SAVAK was instructed in torture techniques by the Agency.<sup>43</sup> Amnesty In
...nt” of the Soviet Union.) At the same time, Iran’s infamous secret police, SAVAK, was busy fingering suspected Communist sympathizers in the Afghan governme
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...ar that Al-e Ahmad died (or was killed by the Shah’s intelligence service, SAVAK), his wife, Simin Daneshvar, published a remarkable novel, ''Savushun''.<su
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