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The 120 pages that link to Iranian Revolution, each with the reason it gives.

• Abolhassan BanisadrRelated: The revolution brought Banisadr back from exile and opened the political path to his presidency.

• Azadi TowerRelated: The revolution transformed the monument’s name and political associations.

• BojnordRelated: The revolution preceded the later reorganization that made Bojnord a provincial capital.

• Carter DoctrineRelated: The revolution removed a major U.S. regional partner and heightened fears of instability near the Gulf.

• Jalal Al-e-AhmadRelated: Revolutionary thinkers drew on debates about cultural dependence that Al-e-Ahmad had helped popularize.

• Monte MelkonianRelated: Melkonian traveled to Iran during the revolution, a turning point in his political life.

• Persian traditional musicRelated: The revolution reshaped public performance, broadcasting, and musical life in Iran.

• Shirin EbadiRelated: The revolution ended Ebadi’s tenure as a judge and reshaped the legal system in which she worked.

• Tehran MetroRelated: It disrupted the metro project’s early development and altered the conditions under which it resumed.

• GoogooshRelated: The revolution reshaped the conditions under which she could perform and release music in Iran.

• Jewish exodus from the Muslim worldRelated: The revolution transformed the political conditions for Iran’s Jewish community.

• Kish IslandRelated: The revolution transformed the political and economic conditions surrounding Kish’s resort plans.

• Marjane SatrapiRelated: The revolution transformed Satrapi’s childhood and anchors much of Persepolis.

• Mohammad-Reza LotfiRelated: The revolution reshaped the institutions and public conditions in which Lotfi and his colleagues worked.

• Norman Schwarzkopf Jr.Related: Schwarzkopf helped plan a mission to rescue American hostages after the revolution, though it was canceled.

• Simin DaneshvarRelated: Daneshvar’s later writing and public life unfolded amid the profound cultural changes following the revolution.

• Twelve-Day WarRelated: It transformed Iran's relationship with Israel from tacit ties to enduring hostility.

• Ali Sayad ShiraziRelated: The revolution transformed the military institutions in which Shirazi built his career.

• Behrouz VossoughiRelated: The revolution changed the conditions of Vossoughi’s career and led to his long residence abroad.

• Cinema of IranRelated: It transformed film regulation, production institutions, and the conditions under which Iranian films were made.

• Constitutionalism in IranRelated: Its constitutional settlement revisited tensions between popular sovereignty, religion, and political authority.

• Flag of IranRelated: The revolution prompted the replacement of the flag’s royal emblem.

• HayedehRelated: The political transformation preceded Hayedeh’s departure from Iran and changed the setting of her career.

• Iranian danceRelated: Post-revolutionary restrictions altered public performance and dance education in Iran.

• Israeli strikes on IranRelated: The revolution set the political foundations for the enduring hostility between Iran and Israel.

• KhomeynishahrRelated: The city’s renaming followed the revolution.

• Mohammad Ali FardinRelated: The revolution transformed the film industry in which Fardin had become a major star.

• Music of IranRelated: Post-revolutionary policies changed the public institutions and legal conditions surrounding music.

• Robert FiskRelated: Fisk covered the revolution and interviewed its leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.

• South Lebanon conflictRelated: Iran’s new government later supported Hezbollah as it emerged during Israel’s occupation.

• Vigen DerderianRelated: The revolution transformed the cultural environment in which Vigen’s later life and career unfolded.