I never thought that a person's worth came from birth or wealth, and much later when I was queen, and then in exile, I had ample proof of it. - Farah Pahlavi

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I never thought that a person's worth came from birth or wealth, and much later when I was queen, and then in exile, I had ample proof of it.

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About Farah Pahlavi

Farah Pahlavi (born 14 October 1938) is the former empress of the Imperial State of Iran, and widow of Muhammad Reza Pahlavi.

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Native Name: فرح پهلوی
Alternative Names: Farah Diba Farah Diba Pahlavi
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The picture of today's Iran in the world is terrible, comparing the past and now. I'm happy that few years ago at the time of Tehran's post-election unrest in 2009, the world for the first time in many years saw the true face of Iranians and both people inside the country and foreigners once again reminded themselves of Iran's glorious civilisation, history and art. I hope the situation changes and they can have the regime they deserve.

The people of Tehran, from whom I came, were giving me their trust, adopting me, honoring me, although I had done nothing yet either for them or for Iran. I felt so moved and overcome that I promised myself I would do everything in mypower for these men and women, and for the children I could see perched everywhere.

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The king was not marrying a princess; he was not giving in to the convention of arranged marriages between families of royal blood. No, he had fallen in love with a "little Iranian girl" and, as in fairy tails, he was going to follow his heart.

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