A look behind the walls of the Shah's palace

[parsa92]

If you visit Tehran you can visit (among other places) the interesting compound where the last Shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, and his family resided throughout the last decade of his lengthy reign,

https://www.the-newshub.com/travel/portrait-of-niavaran

 

[longknife]

Isn't it interesting that decades after The Peanut Farmer turned his back on the one true ally beside Israel we had in the Middle East the Mullahs haven't torn the palace down?

 

[parsa92]

Isn't it interesting that decades after The Peanut Farmer turned his back on the one true ally beside Israel we had in the Middle East the Mullahs haven't torn the palace down?

As the article points out the museum it relatively apolitical and well preserved too. It's not as if it's trying to convey to the visitor that, "Look at how decadently that bastard and his family lived!"