Prime Minister of Iran
Bakhtiar is appointed prime minister as the monarchy tries to survive the revolutionary crisis
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Bakhtiar is appointed prime minister as the monarchy tries to survive the revolutionary crisis
Bakhtiar receives parliamentary confirmation as prime minister while trying to preserve the constitutional monarchy
Khomeini forms the Revolutionary Council to coordinate the transition from the monarchy
The Shah leaves Iran with his family as revolutionary pressure makes his rule impossible to continue
The Shah leaves Iran and scenes of revolutionary celebration follow across the country
The Shah leaves Iran as Khomeini's revolutionary movement advances toward power
Bakhtiar signals he will not block Khomeini's return while appealing for constitutional order
Bakhtiar appeals for constitutional order while preparing for Khomeini's possible return
Bakhtiar proposes that Khomeini return under limits while appealing for preservation of constitutional order
Bakhtiar seeks a controlled return for Khomeini as revolutionary momentum grows
Tehrani resigns from the Regency Council after meeting Khomeini in France
Khomeini returns to Iran after years of exile and is welcomed by huge crowds in Tehran
Khomeini returns to Iran after years of exile and is welcomed by huge crowds in Tehran
Huge crowds welcome Khomeini in Tehran after his return from exile
Khomeini returns from exile and receives a triumphant welcome in Tehran
Khomeini appoints Bazargan as prime minister of the provisional revolutionary government
Yazdi joins Bazargan's provisional government and becomes a senior foreign policy figure
Khomeini appoints Bazargan as interim prime minister and calls on Iranians to support him
Khomeini appoints Bazargan as prime minister of the provisional revolutionary government
Khomeini backs Bazargan's provisional government while revolutionary institutions grow in power
Khomeini appoints Bazargan and supports a provisional revolutionary government
Khomeini appoints Mehdi Bazargan as interim prime minister and orders supporters to obey him
Bazargan is appointed prime minister of the provisional revolutionary government
Khomeini orders supporters to defy Bakhtiar's curfew as the final uprising accelerates
Bakhtiar announces martial law and a curfew as armed clashes spread in Tehran
Bakhtiar's government collapses and he goes into hiding before fleeing Iran
The armed forces declare neutrality, causing the final collapse of the Pahlavi state
Khomeini declares victory as the monarchy collapses and the revolutionary state takes power
Khomeini's supporters take power after the collapse of Bakhtiar's government
Khomeini declares the triumph of the revolution after Bakhtiar's government collapses
Khomeini's followers consolidate power as the revolutionary victory becomes clear
Khomeini's movement takes power after the collapse of the monarchy
Khomeini declares victory as revolutionary forces defeat the monarchy's last government
Khomeini's revolutionary movement takes power after the monarchy collapses
Bahonar is associated with the Revolutionary Council and the formation of clerical political power
Bahonar is linked to the Revolutionary Council and the Islamic Republic Party
Bahonar helps organise revolutionary political activity around the Islamic Republic Party
Bahonar supports the clerical programme that leads to the Islamic Republic
Bahonar helps build clerical support for the Islamic Republic
Bahonar supports the Islamisation of politics after the revolution
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