Lotfollah Taraghi
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Lived 1903 to 1973 · aged 70
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Lotfollah Taraghi, born 1903 [1282 SH] in Qom, Iran, and died in 1973 [1352 SH] in Tehran, Iran, was an Iranian scholar (adib), journalist, publisher, lawyer, and legislative drafting officer.
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Lotfollah Taraghi, born 1903 [1282 SH] in Qom, Iran, and died in 1973 [1352 SH] in Tehran, Iran, was an Iranian scholar (adib), journalist, publisher, lawyer, and legislative drafting officer. He is best known for his historical romance short story collection Naseroddin Shah's Love-Affairs, which inspired the television series Jeyran. He is the father of the Iranian author Goli Taraghi.
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Lived 1903 to 1973 · aged 70
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