Ardashir Keshavarz

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Ardashair Keshavarz is a contemporary Kermanshah scholar and historian, born in Kermanshah (born 1950). His first book named Gord Kord (The Kurdish Champion) was on the political activist of constitutionalism of Iran, Yar Mohammad Khan Kermashani. His other books include: Zendegan-e Arseye Eshq va Boqa-e Motabarrekeh(Immortals o Love Territory and the Blessed Toms) Rejal va Mashahir Kermanshah (Luminaries of Kermanshah), Kermanshah va Doornamaye Qadim An (Kermasnashah and its Old Persective), Kermanshah dar Jang e Jahani Aval (Kermanshah during World War I), Kermanshah dar Safarname-ye-Sayahan (Kermanshah in European Tavelogues).

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