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Shamspour N, Mousavi A S, Rouhnavaz A, Heydari Kaldeh S. A Century of Altruism (4): Part II. jorar 2015; 7 (3)
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Research Expert, Iran Helal Institute of Applied Science & Technology, Tehran, Iran
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Introduction: In the previous three articles with the titles “Acquisition of Red Crescent logo by Iranians" and "The Red Crescent Society from Formation to Stability" and "The Red Crescent Society in the Period of Stabilization", these issues were discussed historically: the period of the formation of the Red Crescent Society (former Red Lion and Sun); the presence of the Red Crescent Society in the earthquake of Torbat; the review of the first constitution; the first general assembly; the announcement of the international formation of the Society; the issues related to the management period of the Red Crescent Society between 1923 to 1941, as well as the earthquakes of Salmas and Shirvan. In the previous issue, the first part of the managerial period of the Red Crescent Society from 1941 until the occurrence of the Islamic Revolution was examined with the subject such as constitution, structure and relief activities, especially in the earthquakes of Lar, Bueen Zahra, Kakhak and Tabas. In this article, some other activities of this period as well as the role of the Society staff during the victory of the revolution are discussed, relying on SAVAK documents.
Keywords: Red Crescent Society, Red Lion and Sun Society, Dr. Hossein Khatibi, Relief activities, The victory of Islamic revolution.
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