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

• 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.

• Anti-Western sentimentBroader topic: Its leaders made opposition to U.S. influence a defining part of the new state’s politics.

• 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.

• History of Shia IslamBroader topic: It brought a modern Shia-led state to power and influenced regional politics.

• 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.

• Mohammad Ali JafariNarrower topic: The revolution created the political order and security institutions Jafari later served.

• Mojtaba KhameneiNarrower topic: It created the political order in which Mojtaba’s father rose to national leadership.

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

• Press TVNarrower topic: The state created by the revolution provides Press TV’s political and institutional setting.

• 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.