Fereydoun Hoveyda

Ambassador Fereydoun Hoveyda, brother of the late Prime Minister of Iran, former representative of Iran to the United Nations, was the chairman of the Had Hoc Committee on International Terrorism convened by the General Assembly of the the United Nations in 1973 and 1974. Author of The Fall of the Shah, New York 1979, L'Islam Bloqué Paris 1993 and Que veulent les Arabes? Paris 1991, Ambassador Hoveyda is also the author of "The Problem of International Terrorism at The United Nations," which was published in 1977 in Terrorism: An International Journal. Hoveyda has also written countless novels and articles including Les Quarantaines which won him a coveted prize.
His views do not necessarily reflect mine. Like most Qajars Fereydoun Hoveyda likes cats and "George" was his favorite. In this most recent photograph taken with a hidden camera, you can observe that maybe, he is not exactly what he used to be. It is hoped that he will recuperate soon. Underneath is a recent collage by Fereydoun Hoveyda.

See a review from the Christian Science Monitor of Fereydoun Hoveyda's book
The Fall of the Shah

See Fereydoun Hoveyda' s new book " THE BROKEN CRESCENT" at Praeger  - Spring 1998

My Uncle Sardari's Schindler list - By F. Hoveyda, June 1997

See Hoveyda's Op-Ed in the New York Times, Nov 26, 1975

Of Oil and Hamburgers

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