"إضافات وتصحيحات لمسرد الشخصيات الهامة في بلاد فارس (المجلد IV)" [و‎‎٤‎٥] (٣١٢/٩٦)

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1907 accompanied Haji Said-us-Sultaneh, Governor
■of the Ports to JBushire as a private employe. In
1911 came with Haidar Khan Amughli on a political
mission from the Central ^empcrat committee of
Tehran to start the democrat movement in Shiraz,
and make known its code. In 1919 was given a post
in Ministry of Finance Tehran : sent to Kerman as
Director of Finance Department 1922, whence owing
to his participation in election matters (he was a
candidate for Sirjan district) he was transferred as
Director to Shiraz June 1923. He had no relations
with British Consulate in Kerman, did not call, and
is said to have supported anti-British propaganda. At
Shiraz his attitude had been more correct, though
somewhat reserved. Is one of the old school. Though
honest and zealous has little knowledge of the re
formed administration of his department, and his
retention as a 1st class provincial director for only
4 years service has been challenged at Tehran :
but he enjoys support of the Inspector General,
Mirza Muhammad Ali Khan Farzin, a prominent
democrat and one of the ‘ Muhajarin * and of demo
crat party influence.
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HASAN KHAN MALIKZADEH, YAWAB, of Tabriz.
Born about 1871.
Son of late Haji Malik, a merchant of Tabriz.
Lieutenant in (Swedish) Gendarmerie 1915 at Shiraz,
and factotum of Mukhbir-us-Sultaneh the Governor-
General of Fars, with whom he left for Tehran
September 1915. Joined the ‘ Committee-i-Dafai
Milli ’ (formed against the Russians) in Qum 1915.
One of the ‘ Muhajarin J as far as Constantinople,
being abandoned by the Germans and Turks m
Kirkuk. Returned to Persia 1917 and appointed
Chief of the Amnieh in Fars summer 1923. Energe
tic and has done much to organise security of caravan
truffle.