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Abadan, siege of,
44
,
45
–46

Abadgaran (Alliance of Builders of Islamic Iran; conservative faction),
232
–33,
341

Abdi, Abbas (reformist journalist),
317
–18

Abrahamian, Ervand (historian),
98

Abtahi, Mohammad Ali (vice president)