In the present study, the current data consisted of 477 head
Savak Akkaraman lambs, which included both genders from different ages ranging from 2 to 8 years.
In Shower of Blood (Khunbaresh, 1980), a fictional recreation of a 1978 massacre by
Savak, the Shah's secret police force, Amir Qavidel engaged soldiers and civilians present at the original event to play themselves in the film.
Many Iranian writers' works were suppressed, and they were intimidated, arrested, tortured, or killed at the hands of the
SAVAK, Iran's state security police, which intervened regularly to regulate and stifle the press and Iran's fledgling book industry.
(His 500 guests feasted on imported caviar, peacock, and champagne, and slept in carpeted tents with marble bathrooms.) Middle-class Iranians wanted more political freedom and grew tired of the regime's repressiveness--including its brutal secret police, known as the
Savak, which imprisoned, tortured, or killed thousands of political dissidents.
[1] Left in Iran, explanatory of
Savak documents (Toudeh group cadres), 2011.
Instead, they were much more focused on the Shah's megalomania and the arbitrary but sometimes very ugly repression by the
Savak security service.
Thirty-five years since Iranians deposed the late Shah, Tehran's notorious Evin prison remains open despite post-revolutionary hopes for it to become a museum displaying the despotic powers of
Savak, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's brutal secret police.
At that time the ruling government in Iran accused Islamic militants of starting the fire, while anti-Shah protesters and clergy blamed the country's
SAVAK intelligence service.
The FSF operated like Bhutto's private
Savak that signalled to other political leaders the significance of military force in the political discourse.