Firstly, the author gives a historical background to the word "Iran" and explains that the Europe and the U.S. had recognized Perse or Persia (instead of Iran) until 1934. On Germany’s suggestion in 1934, the substitution of the word 'Tran" Cor "Persia/Perse" was approved in the form of a circular letter containing 4 articles which was sent to the olher countries around the world. The second pari deals with the expansion of lrano-American economic and political relations in 1941 and the American's viewpoint on the w'ords "Iran" and “Pars". Finally copies of the related.
roostaee, M. (2000). Iranian Government Consultation on the Substitution of the Word "Iran11 for "Perse" During Reza Shah’s Reign. Ganjine-ye Asnad, 10(1,2), 60-67.
MLA
roostaee, M. . "Iranian Government Consultation on the Substitution of the Word "Iran11 for "Perse" During Reza Shah’s Reign", Ganjine-ye Asnad, 10, 1,2, 2000, 60-67.
HARVARD
roostaee, M. (2000). 'Iranian Government Consultation on the Substitution of the Word "Iran11 for "Perse" During Reza Shah’s Reign', Ganjine-ye Asnad, 10(1,2), pp. 60-67.
CHICAGO
M. roostaee, "Iranian Government Consultation on the Substitution of the Word "Iran11 for "Perse" During Reza Shah’s Reign," Ganjine-ye Asnad, 10 1,2 (2000): 60-67,
VANCOUVER
roostaee, M. Iranian Government Consultation on the Substitution of the Word "Iran11 for "Perse" During Reza Shah’s Reign. Ganjine-ye Asnad, 2000; 10(1,2): 60-67.
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