مجموعة ٥/٣٠(١) "يوميّات الخليج الفارسي: المقيمية البريطانية في بوشهر (الفارسية) يناير ١٩٤١" [و‎‎٤‎٣‎٢] (٩٣٨/٨٦٤)

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Poreiatent ruraoura of a britiah occupation of South
iron caused some excitement towarda the end of the month.
The general impression seemed to be that Russia had asked
the hrltlah uoverninent for immediate military assistance
and that urituin, preparatory to despatching troops to
Russia via iron, was shortly proposing to tuice over the
Iranian Southern porta. These rumours were more than
usually persistent.
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The Tongistani outlaws were active throughout July.
Two Sfoall oaravrcis and solitary travellers were robbed and
the villages of Ahroin and xliaoia, 30 and 38 miles south east
of busnire on the mainland f were raided tine a few houses
plundered. The owner of these houses was killed when he
resisted the robbers. iUiormuJ(46 miles south east of
bushire on the r nainiand) was also raided arid some property
removed. In tnese raids a few road guards and some of the
inhabitants of the towns were killed.
The Hoad board post at Port Raduiouri, 2b miles
south of busnire on the coast, also was attacked and
plundered. A small number of the inhabitants of Deh-Rud 9
50 miles east at nushire having killed one oi their omi
townsmen Joined other outlaws ana took to brigandage.
While busy in brigandage the Tangistands are
reported to have appealed to the Iranian Government to
look into their grievances which have all been created
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