چکیده:
British invasion, the Soviet Union and America in 1320 AD (August 1941) to Iran, Reza Shah's abdication led to entry into the war was unintended consequences in the areas of political, economic and social consequences triggered the practical effect showed his speed in all aspects of society. In this study, the dominance of foreign governments on post and telegraph as an example of the consequences evaluated and is investigated. This article analytical method and using archival documents, to answer the question of what consequences Allied presence on this aspect of the communication system of the country? Based on these findings, allied with the signing of the Tripartite Pact, its direct interference in the affairs of the Post and Telegraph provided and the interference caused traders workflow disruption, reducing the level of ministries, agencies and related organizations economic and financial affairs, reduce income from government payments for the postal, telegraph and ultimately reduce the cost of government revenue from this source was economically important. Key words: Iran, world war II, Allies, Post, TelegraphKey words: Iran, world war II, Allies, Post, TelegraphKey words: Iran, world war II, Allies, Post, TelegraphKey words: Iran, world war II, Allies, Post, TelegraphKey words: Iran, world war II, Allies, Post, TelegraphKey words: Iran, world war II, Allies, Post, TelegraphKey words: Iran, world war II, Allies, Post, TelegraphKey words: Iran, world war II, Allies, Post, TelegraphKey words: Iran, world war II, Allies, Post, TelegraphKey words: Iran, world war II, Allies, Post, TelegraphKey words: Iran, world war II, Allies, Post, Telegraph
خلاصه ماشینی:
This intervention led to disruptions in the workflow of merchants and traders, a reduction in the level of services provided by ministries, departments, and organizations related to economic and financial affairs, a decrease in the Iranian government's revenue from people's payments for postal and telegraphic expenses, and ultimately, a decrease in government revenue from this important economic source.
The Consequences of the Occupation of Iran in World War II on Post and Telegraph, Journal of Iranian History, Spring and Summer, Year 17, Number 1, 4-20.
According to existing documents, the unrestricted operation of the Allies in utilizing the post and telegraph communication system provided the basis for their full-scale intervention in Iran's internal affairs, the result of which was disruption in the country's economic system and countless damages to various sectors of the Iranian economy.
Later, as various airline companies emerged, due to requirements, the transport of air post on some of the country's lines was assigned to the Iran Air Joint Stock Company, and only the Tehran-Kermanshah and Baghdad lines were transported twice a week by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs aircraft (Postal and Telegraph Yearbook, Nos. 32, 33).
Expansion of Telegraph Lines (Postal and Telegraph Yearbook, No. 26, 55) Year Line Length Wire Length 1320 20500 33497 1325 17931 30997 1326 18488 32439 Decrease in Revenues Another effect of the occupiers' performance on the country's communication system was the decrease in the revenues of the Ministry of Post and Telegraph, which affected the overall budget trend of Iran.
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