His excellency Rostam Amir Bakhtiar died in January 17th 2008 in Kronberg Germany. His memorial service will be announced later for the family who live out side of Iran.
Rostam Amir Bakhtiari was born at Esfahan on the 9th of Azar (December 1, 1917). He was the son of Youssef Khan Amir Mojahed who was the last son of Grand Ilkhani. Rostam was the chief of protocol from the time of Soraya in 1953 till the end of Pahlavi dynasty 1979.
Rostam Amir Bakhtiari was born at Esfahan on the 9th of Azar (December 1, 1917). He was the son of Youssef Khan Amir Mojahed who was the last son of Grand Ilkhani. Rostam was the chief of protocol from the time of Soraya in 1953 till the end of Pahlavi dynasty 1979.
posted by Goli at 10:33 PM
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Goli khanoum:
My name is Nazanin (Nazie) Dana but I have nothing to do with the Bakhtiari family. Except that I recently found a dear friend from my elementary school in Tehran and we were both wondering about another friend of ours, Roxanna Bakhtiari. I decided to see if I could find her on the Internet and found this site. Roxanna should be about 50 years old and attended Behravesh Elementary School in Tehran, 1964-1970. If you do know her, I'd appreciate it if you would kindly drop me a line and let me know how I can find her: naziekhanoum@aol.com.
Motshakeram,
Nazie
Hi, my name is Alexander Hossein Ilbag. I am the son of Fariborz Ilbag, son of Mirza Agha Khan Ilbag Bakhtiari. I was born in Teheran 1973, left it together with my german mother and twin brother Patrick Hassan Ilbag in 1982. Our father followed us in 1986. We live now in Germany. My aunt Fatemeh Samsam Bakhtiari, sister of my father, lives in Teheran again after having studied in France. I knew not much about my familys' past. This Homepage initiated me to scrutinize about my ancestors and the Bakhtiari tribe, from which I come from. Since I am bombarding my father with so many questions and he knows so much about it and describes the events in a very detailed and lively way. It fills me with awe, respect and proud at the same time.
Thank you.
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