Archive for the ‘PERSIAN KENNENLERNEN’ Category
Civilization!
Donnerstag, Oktober 27th, 2011Iran
Sonntag, Mai 8th, 2011Symbol of Tehran
Must be seen
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Muss man sehen
kunst in Uban (Metro)Beautiful Tehran
Beautiful Tabriz city, Iran
Persian Gulf and IRAN
Sonntag, November 28th, 2010مستند کوروش بزرگ دوبله فارسی – Cyrus the Great
Persian Empire (cyrus)
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Stop…
Mr Obama do you Know about?
Persian Gulf 
قابل توجه همه کشورها
اسناد خلیج فارس PERSIAN GULF
DOCUMENT
for USA and Arabianخصوصا آمریکا و دول عربی
Mr. President, you have to think more!
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TEHRAN IRAN
Human Rights
Freitag, September 10th, 2010Cyrus Cylinder arrives in Tehran IRAN
First Charter of Human Rights from IRAN
Cyrus Charter of Human Rights Cylinder
For the first time after the Islamic Revolution in Iran, the British Museum has returned the Cyrus Cylinder to the country under tight security measures.
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FRAUEN IN IRAN 
IRAN (PERSIAN)
Shanghai
Mittwoch, September 8th, 2010DOWNLOAD
Shanghai World Expo Closing concert.
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FIRST IRANIAN IN SPACE
Dienstag, Dezember 29th, 2009Drucken:
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FIRST IRANIAN IN SPACE – Anoushe Ansari
IRAN 2563 YEARS
Dienstag, November 17th, 2009IRAN 2500 YEARS AGO
(ZIVILISATION)
PERSEPOLIS
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OLD PERSIAN
ENGLISH
SCHLEIER IN ISLAM
Culture of Iran und CIVILIZATION
Sonntag, November 15th, 2009PERSIAN VOR 2500JAHREN
ENGLISH
Preußentum und Sozialismus – Wikipedia
PERSISCHE ZIVILISATION
ENGLISH
PERSIAN GULF
Donnerstag, November 5th, 2009
Weltsymbole
Samstag, März 14th, 2009
Cyrus Charter of Human Rights Cylinder
Samstag, Februar 7th, 2009
Cyrus the Great’s Cylinder (now in The British Museum)
The Cyrus cylinder, also known as the Cyrus the Great cylinder, is a document issued by the Persian ruler Cyrus the Great in the form of a clay cylinder inscribed in Akkadian cuneiform script.[1] The cylinder was created following the Persian conquest of Babylon in 539 BC, when Cyrus overthrew the Babylonian king Nabonidus and replaced him as ruler, ending the Neo-Babylonian Empire. The text of the cylinder denounces Nabonidus as impious and portrays the victorious Cyrus as pleasing to the chief Babylonian god Marduk. It goes on to describe how Cyrus had improved the lives of the citizens of Babylonia, repatriated displaced peoples and restored temples and cult sanctuaries- Wikipedia