خارجي ٤١/٥٠٠٠(٢) "بلاد فارس: الوضع قبيل احتلال الحلفاء، وما بعده" [ظ‎‎٢‎٩‎٢] (٦٠٦/٥٨٤)

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af g ^ r f^ nistc ? to sive him dotails about
D^?hii S la ? 3 » sei-vcd;as/linguist with
that on Voo^f-t re -f' an ^ kk? revolt, i-rime Minister said
action -i£nn!^ ? f Su ?+ anfo rmation he would take
5 n 1 t is my hope that' if only one
leave e ?some d mot h hp S ? ith H g ui f t y ?onsciences would
telegram Mo adread y planning to leave, see my
*1 also asked the Prime Minister
again to_immobilize German ships at Banda Shapur
SeinftV?? tho orews or essential part of^ machinery,
tnat the Iranian Government had no right to
i ^ JJ e ? ace interests and ’.vere unwisely
their own. Senior Naval Officer, Persian^
i i xn & e rstand not worried about these ships at
£n/sent but I shall continue co press for immobilization.
/!: 1 {ist-Pr I^hfi^s^ffiSd to contest the above details
offered ^"examine^tHe’cmesticn.
„„„ Prime Minister has n*o illusions-about the
^f u f an S?|.J} e d / s received from Germany Minister about
SlX J? s » fifth column, etc, but he is hampered by the Shah's
PPiiy °f industrial development which has filled Iran
with Genaans and he places too much faith in police
supervision. He agreed with apparent sincerity
to the owo propositions which I told*down (l) that
Iran has no reason to think that Germany would be a
better 5 e /Sl l1:, 2i lr ^* t i lan ? lle considers Russia to have
oeen and. (.j) that the independence and integrity of
Iran are of commanding interest to His Majesty's
Government but not to Germany. ^
z -t. I spoice once more of the danger of German
propaganda against the ^hah.