Khalpari, Ayinahchi and Talasazan families
Left to right: (standing) Ishaq Khalpari (fifth son of Haji Shalamu), Musa Ayinahchi (son of Rafa’il), Sharaf (friend), Ilyahu Sasun Khalpari (third son of Haji Shalamu), Ruh Allah Khalpari (second son of Haji Shalamu), Sulayman Talasazan (son-in-law of Rafa’il), Khanum Agha Ayinahchi (daughter of Rafa’il and wife of Sulayman Talasazan); (seated) Davud Khalpari, Ashraf Khanum Shayi‘far (wife of Davud), Haj Khanum Khalpari (wife of Haji Shalamu), Haji Shalamu Khalpari, Ashraf Uriyan (wife of Ruh Allah), Nusrat Ayinahchi (daughter of Shalamu and wife of Rafa’il), Aqa Rafa’il Ayinahchi (son-in-law of Haji Shalamu); (children) Talʻat (daughter of Davud), Ibrahim (son of Davud), and Imanu’il Khalpari (sixth son of Haji Shalamu), Albert Ayinahchi (second son of Aqa Rafa’il), Malik Ayinahchi (daughter of Rafa’il).
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- Date 1934 or 1935
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Item information is based on source data from CIJOH. Additional information provided by CIJOH:”Ruh Allah Khalpari, writer and journalist, in military uniform (standing, fifth from left). Khalpari, Ayinahchi, and Talasazan families. Ruh Allah Khalpari was one of the founders of ʻAlam-i Yahud newspaper in 1946. In addition to editing the crossword puzzle for ʻAlam-i Yahud, Khalpari wrote commentaries on the Turah for the magazine. Many of his articles included comparative studies of verses from the Quran and the Hebrew Bible. In the mid-1950s, Khalpari, Rahmat Allah Dilijani, and Ya‘qub Urian (one of the candidates for the seat of the Jewish representative in the Majlis) started to publish Danial, which folded five years into its publication. Danial was almost exclusively comprised of news about Israel and translations of articles from Israeli papers and magazines published in the new state. Those Iranian leftist Jewish publications that supported the Tudah party regarded Danial as a Zionist paper.”
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- Last Edited 3 September 2013
- Record no. 1025A71
