1910s in Iran

1914–1918 military campaign

Iranian revolutionary (1880-1921)

political party

Dunsterforce was an Allied military force, established in December 1917 and named after its commander, Major-General Lionel Dunsterville. The force comprised fewer than 350 Australian, New Zealand, British and Canadian officers and NCOs, who were drawn from the Western and Mesopotamian fronts. The force was intended to organise local units in northern Iran (Persia) and South Caucasus, to replace the Tsarist army that had fought the Ottoman armies in Armenia. The Russians had also occupied northern Iran in co-operation with the British occupation of southern Iran, to create a cordon to prevent

1909 military occupation

a Revolution during the Constitutionalization attempts in Iran in 1906

period of intellectual movements in Iran from the late 19th century to the early 20th