Historical Studies Quarterly Published

Up to now 36 issues of Historical Studies Quarterly have been published by Political Studies and Researches Institute. The last 4 issues have been available published with a long delay and the last issue is still not up to date, since it is for the spring of 2012. Here is the list of contents for these four issues. It should be mentioned this quarterly is published in Persian but at the end of each issue the English translations of articles are presented.

No. 33 (Summer 2011) is a special issue for Bahrain and the 13 articles in this volume along with some documents are about to analyze the history of this island during the last century.

Editorial
“Bahraini People Uprising in 1923”,Mohammad Ali Bahmani Qajar
“The Separation of Bahrain from Iran and the Press”,NiloofarKasra
“The Role of British Colonialism in BahrainSeperation from Iran”, Qorban Ali Kenar-roodi (PHD)
“Historical Analysis of Oldest Connections between Iran and Bahrain”, Mohammad Jafar Chamankar (PHD)
“Bahrain in The Constitutional Press (1904-7)”,AzitaLeqai
“An Analysis of the Roots of Bahraini Uprisings”,Mohammad Fatehi
“A Survey on the Activities of ZEttehad-e Melli-ye Iranian (National Unity of Iranians) School in Bahrain, 1956-68, Based on SAVAK Documents”, NooshinSabaghian
“The Conflict between Iran and UK over the  Sovereignty of Bahrain”,SamanehBayrami
“The British Colonialism and Seperation of Bahrain from Iran”,AbuzarKhosravi&Ali Akbar Mardani (PhD)
“Britain and the Separation of Bahrain from Iran”,Shohreh&Shiva Jalalpour
“An Analysis of British Colonial Policy in Cutting the Connections betweenIran and Bahrain”, Mohsen Momeni&Sara Zaman Nezhad
“Separation of Bahrain from Iran; benefit for Iran or Britain”,GolnarKernokar
No Comment Documents

No 34 (Fall 2011) includes 6 articles and some documents as follow:

“Jangal Movement, a Paradigm for Resistance against Colonialism”, MujtabaJafari
“British Embassy Plots and Cut of Relations during Dr. Mossaddegh Government”, Mohammad Chegini
“Mohammad SabetMesri Travelogue of Iran”
“The Jihad in Khuzestan: The Rise of Arab Nomads of Khuzestan against the British in WWI”, Mohammad (Abdullah) Tarfawi
“Failure Reasons for Anti-colonialist Rise by Sheikh Mohammad Khiyabani”, MortezaDehghannezhad (PhD), Isfahan University&GhaffarAbdullahi, History PhD candidate, Isfahan University
“Economic Relations between Iran and Israel”, MohammadtaqiTaqipoor
“No Comment Documents”

No 35 (Winter 2012) includes 10 articles ents as follow:

“The Story of Sheikh Khaz’al”, Mohammad Ali Bahmani Qajar
“Martial & Political Life of Jafar Sultan and his Relations with the British”, SaiidHesari
“Jewish Organizations in UK and their role in supporting Zionist Regime”, MahsaMahpishanian
“An analysis of Fereydoun Adamiyat account on the role of clergies in Tobacco Protest”, MortezaMosahabnia
“A Survey on the Political Role of Kuchik Khan in Jangal movement”, ZahedGhaffariHashjin (PhD)&Abbas Namini
“The Anglo-Parsee Relations and its Effect on Iranian Zoroastrians”, JavadAlipoorSeylab&MasoudTarzamani
“The Role of BBC Persian Radio in September 1941 and 1953 Iranian coup détat”, AzamKazemi&“Fereydoun Allahyari (PhD)
“The Nobles Do This Way”, Ali Shams
“Iran and Britain; from the beginning of WWII to the Occupation of Iran”, Mohammad Qubadi
“Revelation of the plot by Air force Officers in Nozheh Base”, SamanehBayrami

No 36 (Spring 2012) includes 9 articles and some documents as follow:

“A Biography of Ra’is Al-Mujahedin, Seyyed Jabir Ben SeyyedMash’al Al-Musavi Abu-Shokeh, The leader of Ka’b-e Falahiyeh (Shadegan) Nomads against the British and Sheik Khaz’al during WWI”, Muhammad (Abdullah) Tarfawi
“Azerbaijan War in 1945-1946”, Robert Rousseau
“The Aim of Edward Brown Travel to Iran”, Abbas Nasri
“Huyser’s Unfinished Mission”, Kamran Ghazanfari
“An analysis on Carter’s Human Rights Policy and its reflection on Iran”, FaribaAssadi
“Martyr Mahdi Araqi from the viewpoint of others”, Mohammad Hassan Pourqanbar&EbrahimSeyfi
“A look on statistics, reasons and background of Persian labor immigration to Caucasus at the brink of Constitutional Movement”, MoharramQulizadeh&MaqsoodShahbazi
“A look on British Spying in Iraq in mid 1800s”, Translator: Ali Shams
“No Comment Document”

In the abstract of this issues “No Comment Document” we read:

“This document represents the Soviet invasion to northern borders of Iran. Based on this document, the Russian government announced that reason for entering Iranian soil was to return Russian immigrants who had taken asylum in Iran back to Russia. However, the reporter of this detailed report shows that it was only an excuse and the attempts by Iranian government were only for the benefit of Soviets. This assumption is strengthened when we understand 2600 soviet forces passed Iranian border on June 3rd 1930 and invaded villages of Qara-Qooch, Uzan, Khomarloo, and some others. They burned and destroyed public assets on their way and plundered animals and other belonging of people. Killing and injuring a group of villagers and threatening local people and officials were other aggressive deeds by the soviets when invading Iranian soil.”