مجموعة ١١١/٢٨ "بلاد فارس. كرمانشاه - يوميّات سياسية." [و‎‎٨‎٨] (٧٥١/١٧٦)

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Kuruiatan continues to be quiet us u whole, with
undercurrents oi tribal anu personal intrigue ao
usualin many parts, incluuin & the town of Kermanshah.
II the 'Vrsian^ovetuutent has any Kurdish policy, it seem^
to be that 01 letting sleepin fc dogs lie, this .
bv their leauing military officials as going slowly to
achieve 1 the desired results without causing excessive dis-
turbtnte ot tribal resentment. The truth more probably
is that Tehran has no policy in the matter, hasnopaiticul
aesire to expend energy ana money on what ™tght benefit
please us as much ao themselves, anu most of all is^not
willink to encourage any iniative in or & y
authority to its chief officers ana officials on the spot.
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fi The much-dibcussed disarmament oi* the turbulent
lariani tribe makes no process, ana it becomes more and
more certain that General Shahbakti be^lore he left b m.
area three months a o 0 told his suborn!nates to go slow in
the matter. The more scheming anu disruptive of th
tribal jersonalities continue to roam at large or to ex
ercise their jetty official power, although it w oula be
eesy to brin^ them under surveillance at Kermanshah, an
those under surveillance in the town carry ^ their^
intri ues with the tribes unchecked. A youthful and
inordinately vain son of Jaafar Sultan named Mansur has
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sumrricr quarters, there will be few moves possible agairn,
anyone*
b. The security ol
which an ii.creaein^
the Khanaqin-Kermanshah road, aloiiij,
amount 01 lease-lend ana other aia
to Russia/