Birth of Mohammad Javad Bahona
Birth of Mohammad Javad Bahona
Follow Mohammad Javad Bahonar through 43 dated historical records for Iran.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Mohammad Javad Bahona
The PMOI was originally devoted to armed struggle against the Shah of Iran, formed by a group of Iranian college students as an Islamic political movement. The Peoples Mojahedin Organisation of Iran was founded in 1965 by six former members of the Liberation or Freedom Movement of Iran, middle-class students at Tehran University, including Mohammad Hanifnejad, Saied Mohsen and Ali-Asghar Badizadegan
The PMOI was originally devoted to armed struggle against the Shah of Iran, formed by a group of Iranian college students as an Islamic political movement. The Peoples Mojahedin Organisation of Iran was founded in 1965 by six former members of the Liberation or Freedom Movement of Iran, middle-class students at Tehran University, including Mohammad Hanifnejad, Saied Mohsen and Ali-Asghar Badizadegan
The PMOIs first military activities, a bombing of the Tehran electrical works and unsuccessful airplane hijacking, were conducted in August 1971 in protest against the Pahlavis extravagant 2,500 year celebration of Irans monarchy
The PMOIs first military activities, a bombing of the Tehran electrical works and unsuccessful airplane hijacking, were conducted in August 1971 in protest against the Pahlavis extravagant 2,500 year celebration of Irans monarchy
The PMOIs first military activities, a bombing of the Tehran electrical works and unsuccessful airplane hijacking, were conducted in August 1971 in protest against the Pahlavis extravagant 2,500 year celebration of Irans monarchy
The PMOIs first military activities, a bombing of the Tehran electrical works and unsuccessful airplane hijacking, were conducted in August 1971 in protest against the Pahlavis extravagant 2,500 year celebration of Irans monarchy
The PMOIs first military activities, a bombing of the Tehran electrical works and unsuccessful airplane hijacking, were conducted in August 1971 in protest against the Pahlavis extravagant 2,500 year celebration of Irans monarchy
The PMOIs first military activities, a bombing of the Tehran electrical works and unsuccessful airplane hijacking, were conducted in August 1971 in protest against the Pahlavis extravagant 2,500 year celebration of Irans monarchy
Bahonar is associated with the Revolutionary Council and the formation of clerical political power
Role range: 1979-1981
Bahonar becomes a founder member of the Islamic Republic Party
Role range: 1979-1981
Bahonar helps found the Islamic Republic Party and supports the revolutionary clerical programme
Role range: 1979-1981
Bahonar helps organise revolutionary political activity around the Islamic Republic Party
Role range: 1979-1981
Bahonar supports the clerical programme that leads to the Islamic Republic
Role range: 1979-1981
Bahonar supports the revolutionary clerical movement after the fall of the monarchy
Role range: 1979-1981
Bahonar is linked to the Revolutionary Council and the Islamic Republic Party
Role range: 1979-1981
Bahonar is a founder member of the Islamic Republic Party
Role range: 1979-1981
Bahonar helps build clerical support for the Islamic Republic
Role range: 1979-1981
Bahonar supports the Islamisation of politics after the revolution
Role range: 1979-1981
Bahonar supports revolutionary religious politics after the fall of the Shah
Role range: 1979-1981
Serves as Minister of Education before becoming prime minister under Mohammad Ali Rajai
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar backs revolutionary cultural policy aimed at removing secular influence from universities
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar becomes secretary general of the Islamic Republic Party after Mohammad Beheshti is assassinated
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar rises to party leadership after Beheshti is killed in the Hafte Tir bombing
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar becomes secretary general after Mohammad Beheshti is killed in the Islamic Republic Party bombing
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar becomes secretary general of the Islamic Republic Party after Beheshti's assassination
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar takes over Islamic Republic Party leadership after Beheshti is killed
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar serves as prime minister and secretary general of the Islamic Republic Party
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar becomes the second prime minister of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 revolution
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar becomes prime minister and leads the government until his assassination later in August
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar becomes prime minister under President Mohammad Ali Rajai
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar is appointed prime minister under President Mohammad Ali Rajai
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar combines senior government office with leadership of the Islamic Republic Party
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar serves as prime minister in the Islamic Republic government
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar takes office as prime minister before being assassinated later that month
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar becomes prime minister under President Mohammad Ali Rajai
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar is killed when a bomb explodes at the prime minister's office in Tehran
Role range: 1981-1981
Bahonar is assassinated in the bombing of the prime minister's office
Role range: 1981-1981
Death of Mohammad Javad Bahonar after the prime minister's office bombing
Role range: 1981-1981
Iranian authorities blame the Peoples Mojahedin of Iran for the bombing that kills Bahonar
Role range: 1981-1981
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.