From Volga to Ardabil

The Father of Baba Safari Was Mr. Abdolazim; He Was a Successful Merchant In Russia & Caucasus.

From Nizhny-Novogorord (Gorky city) in Russia To Ardabil:
Abdolazim was professionally a successful and honest merchant; he was trading the needed goods for people in Russia; these goods were Iranian goods. Abdolazim was working in areas such as Nizhny-Novogorod, a city near Kazan and Moscow, in Hadji-Tarkhan,a city in low Volga. He also worked many years in Baku of Azarbaijan.

The overthrow of the Tsarist regime, Nicholai-II and the emergence of the Russian October revolution by the leadership of Veladimir Ilich Ulianov (Lenin) in 1917, caused some professional problems to many businessmen and mecrchants in Russia; they lost their wealth; Abdolazim also lost his wealth.Abdolazim fled to the south, to his city Ardabil, where he bgan a new life. His relatives were living in Ardabil. After the October revolution until 1921 dominated civil wars in Russia.


Extra Information:

The story of death of Tsar Nicholas II and his royal family:
One night in July 1918, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia and his family met gruesome deaths at the hands of Bolsheviks in a Ural mountain town called Ekaretinburg.
Captors led the tsar, tsarina, three of their daughters, the family phsician, and theree servants to a cellar and shot them, bayonetting those whose diamond jewlery defected the bullets.
The executioners then stripped the bodies and loaded them onto a truck, planning to hurl them down a mine shaft. But the truck broke down, and the killers instead placed the bodies in a shallow garve, then damaged them with sulfuric acid to mask their identities.


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A Man of Hope & Justice
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PEOPLE IN SAREIN OF ARDABIL
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Pictures From Ardabil





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Biography of Baba Safari
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Where Is Humanity, When Lives Are Ignored?
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Nature In Ardabil
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Knowledge For Self
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Songs From Rashid Behboudov
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Institute For Studies of History of Iran
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Philosocrate
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Economists From East
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A Woman From Maku
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Journalists In The Field Of Economics

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