Talk:Pahlavi dynasty
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QUOTE FROM WIKIPEDIA: "Always use a neutral point of view, as Wikipedia is not a place to promote points of view. Write as if the information is a non-judgmental news article."
A major edit was done to this article since there were numerous personal points of views that don't belong to an encyclopedia. This is not a place to write about your personal feelings. This is not a forum either. Instead, it should be a place where only none-judgmental facts are included.
[edit] Origin of Name
The word "Pahlavi" was deliberately taken as a pretension to descent from the Arsacid imperial dynasty, also called "Pahlavi" from its reputed origins in the province of Parthia, thus (Parthian = Pahlavi), that had once ruled Iran. This fact needs mentioning. The family name is correctly Mirpanj. Further, evidence must be examined for any pretension to a connection with the Arsacids.
WikiSceptic 09:00, 23 October 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Iran And Germany
Receantly I saw a documentry on Iran stating that Reza Shah was allied with Hitler and not neutral. Shouldn't the article say something about this alliance? Zachorious 09:49, 10 March 2006 (UTC)
[edit] SAVAK
Shouldn't the connection between SAVAK and the Pahlavi dynasty post WWII be a little more developed? This article, at this point, has a positive POV towards the Pahlavi dynasty. --SeanMcG 22:05, 14 May 2006 (UTC)
