1893-1976
Eastern Europe
(372) documents
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Middle East
Western Europe
May 5, 1955
This letter from Ali Reza Hekmat requests housing and work in Moscow due to the fact that the agreed upon arrangements for his living and working in Tashkent did not come to fruition and worsened his health.
June 21, 1955
This letter requests help finding work and housing for Iranian political émigré A.R. Hemkat in Moscow after he returned dissatisfied from his post in Tashkent.
June 16, 1955
This letter requests to give Amirkhizi financial aid in addition to his salary at the Pushkin Museum of Graphic Arts.
June 24, 1955
This letter states that it will be possible to grant Iraj Iskanderi residence in Moscow, as well as helping with the arrival of his family and providing them with housing and financial support.
June 11, 1955
In this letter Radmanesh requests that People's Party of Iran Central Committee member Iraj Iskanderi be transferred from Budapest to Moscow along with his family, and that they may be provided with housing and financial assistance.
This letter requests the permission to supply People's Party of Iran Central Committee member Iraj Iskaneri with residence and work in the USSR, as well as permission for his family's arrival, a place for them to stay, and financial support.
This letter concerns a request made to supply Diba, student at the Higher Party School, with 10,000 rubles to furnish his apartment.
May 17, 1955
This letter describes Radmanesh's request to have the CPSU give monthly monetary aid to People's Party of Iran member Khatibi.
This letter requested permission to allow People's Party of Iran CC member Nushin to enter the Higher Courses of the Gor'ky Literature Institute.
January 30, 1955
This letter from an Iranian political emigre Ali Reza Hekmat describes the series of events, such as prison and confinement sentences, that have led him to the point of asking Khrushchev for help in finding the work he had been promised upon coming to the USSR. He lists his qualifications and reasoning for his request.
