voice of Iran** part 9 Khomeini required total conformity from the regime’s officials. Ayatollah Montazeri, who protested the massacre, fell from grace and was sacked by Khomeini in March 1989.
voice of Iran** part 9
Khomeini required total conformity from the regime’s officials.
Ayatollah Montazeri, who protested the massacre, fell from grace and was sacked by Khomeini in March 1989.
All officials of the regime at the time had to conform fully to this massacre or they would be sacked or deposed. Ayatollah Montazeri, who protested the massacre, fell from grace and was sacked by Khomeini in March 1989. Montzaeri’s memoirs in December 2000 and its shocking enclosures exposed the horrendous scale of the massacre. What gave weight to the revelations is that they were made by a man who was at the time of the executions the officially ordained successor to Khomeini and the second highest authority in Iran. Yet, when it came to massacring political prisoners, Khomeini showed no mercy to the slightest nonconformity even by his own successor, Ayatollah Montazeri.
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