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The theme tune for the series is originally the song Heartbeat made famous by Buddy Holly and is sung by actor Nick Berry.


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In 2008, Eero Aven made a Finnish version of the series' theme tune called The Thing of Heart.


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[1] Of the other cast members in the series, Tricia Penrose as well as Bill Maynard have also recorded music.


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The series was filmed in an English village called Goathland ().


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The fourteenth episode of the twelfth production season, Blue Water (Out of the Blue), meanwhile, also served as the pilot episode for the Village Hospital series.


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Series in Finland For the first time, the series aired on MTV3 channel in 1996—1999.


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Due to low ratings, the series was stopped airing in the summer of 1999.


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MTV3 had time to air the first five production seasons of the series.


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[2] YLE TV1 started airing the series again in spring 2005.


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[2] The final episode of the series aired on April 8, 2011.


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[2] TV 1 began airing the series as a rerun from its inception in September 2012 [3].


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It was voted the fourth most popular foreign television show of 2005 by TV World magazine, leaving behind series The O.C., Everwood and Beautiful and the Bold.


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The development of character characters in the series The series originally focused on Constable Nick Rowan (Nick Berry) and his doctor wife Kate (Niamh Cusack), who moved from London to Aidensfield in the hope of a more peaceful life.


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Later, both Berry and Cusack left the series, after which the story has no longer featured as explicit protagonists.


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However, the constables who served as Aidensfield Village Police at any given time have always played a central role.


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Since Nick Rowan, this spot has been taken up by Londoner Mike Bradley (Jason Durr), Manchesteran Steve Crane (James Carlton), Rob Walker (Jonathan Kerrigan) and Joe Mason (Joseph McFadden), among others.


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When Nick Rowan's Kate wife dies of leukemia, Nick is left alone with the couple's child.


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He falls for Joanne “Jo” Weston (Juliette Gruber), who works as a teacher in the village, and they marry.


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Promoted to sergeant, Nick moved with his children and new wife, Jo, to Canada and became a mounted police officer because he did not like the increased paperwork and responsibility that came with the tenure of sergeant.


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Rowan is replaced as Constable by Mike Bradley (Jason Durr), who soon took up dating and subsequently also married lawyer Jackie Lambert (Fiona Dolman).


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The union ends in divorce from Jackie's will, as she drifts into an affair with one of her clients.


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Constable Bradley, meanwhile, drifts into an affair with doctor Tricia Summerbee (Clare Calbraith), but the relationship ended nastily when Summerbee falls off a horse and dies.


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Later, Bradley moved on to CID duties and the promotion quickly took him to work elsewhere.


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Working in Ashfordly was a probation officer coel, Tom Nicholson (Ryan Early), who perished in a shootout after offering to replace the wounded Phil Bellamy, who had been held hostage.


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Constable Steve Crane (James Carlton), who came instead of Nicholson, perished in the line of duty after falling off a bridge while he was rescuing a little girl.


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The girl's father, who had kidnapped his daughter, had apparently pushed Crane down from the bridge.


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Bellamy was still trying to save Steve Crane, who was hanging on the bridge's structures, but despite attempts, he fell.


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Next, the constable becomes the village's own son Rob Walker (Jonathan Kerrigan), whose past arouses suspicion in many villagers.


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Faithful to the plot, he too strikes up the village doctor, Helen Trent and they marry (Sophie Ward).


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After he died some time later tragically in the explosion at the Aidensfield Police House, a small-scale romance ensued between Rob Walker and nurse Carol Cassidy, which made its decision after Walker completed his sergeant's degree.


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Rob Walker moved on duties elsewhere and despite Rob's request, Carol decided to stay at Aidensfield.


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Following Rob Walker, the role of Aidensfield Village Police was taken up by Joe Mason (Joseph McFadden), who had arrived from York, who was Scottish by birth.


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Mason's unusually lascivious excerpts and openly disrespectful demeanor of authority figures (e.g.


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towards Lord Ashfordly) caused turmoil at Aidensfield and produced more barks for Mason from Chief Constable George Miller.


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In keeping with the used formula, however, Mason found his niche in Aidensfield, and on that sideline health sister Carol Cassidy's heart.


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However, the couple's relationship was extremely spasmodic and the story does not tell whether the health sister eventually ended up as the hostess of the police house.


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Phil and Gina's fractious relationship took on new wind after Phil was hospitalized for a suspected heart attack.


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At the hospital, Phil is encouraged to propose to Gina and, with the answer in the affirmative, the couple's wedding is celebrated in the 16th season of production.


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However, marital happiness comes to a tragic end after Phil passes away in the 17th season of production.


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Gina and Phil receive a family augmentation after Phil's death.


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Episodes of the series always follow a certain pattern: one or more crimes occur in the village at the beginning of the episode, which is sorted out by the police officers and which is finally solved.


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At the same time, in the life of personified characters hurts


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Even as the years pass, time is always in the late 60s.


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Characters (alphabetically) Peggy Armstrong (Gwen Taylor): David Stockwell's swaggering aunt, the third petty criminal in this series after Claude Jeremiah Greengrass and Vernon Scripps.


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Peggy is a slippery woman who walks her own paths, who doesn't want to integrate into society too much and doesn't like cops.


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Oscar Blaketon (Derek Fowlds): Blaketon served as a sergeant at the start of the series, but retired due to a heart attack and moved to run a post office.


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This did not appeal and he bought the local Aidensfield Arms pub and went into pub keeping together with Gina.


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Despite suffering from heart problems, Blaketon remains interested in acting as a hardline advocate for justice and herder of criminals.


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Blaketon is also happy to take on the duties of a private investigator, which he is working out together with Alf Ventress.


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Blaketon has a son named Graham, who has guest-starred in a couple of episodes.


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With his son and ex-wife, Joan Forrest, he has distant dealings.


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Blaketon divorced his wife when Graham was a little boy because Oscar was never home and Joan had to raise Graham alone.


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Graham, for example, has appeared in an episode where he was put on trial.


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Carol Cassidy (Lisa Kay): The village's newest nurse, left abandoned by her parents at a young age.


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Her relationship with an officer who worked in the Navy soured and after this her relationship with Rob Walker gradually warmed up.


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After Walker left, Joe Mason began courting Carol with varying degrees of success.


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Deefor - David's second dog.


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David got Deefor after Alfred's passing.


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Deefor is a Spinone - a standing birddog.


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The breed is native to Italy.


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Deefor was played by a dog named Jaffa.


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Joe “Joseph” Mason (Joseph McFadden): Became village police officer after Rob Walker left.


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He initially only had to patch up Don Wetherby for a few weeks, but the tragic death of Phil Bellamy set some kinks in the journey.


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Wetherby transferred from Bellamy to his remaining job at Ashfordly and Mason was allowed to continue as a village policeman.


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George Miller (John Duttine): Miller is the latest Yorkshire-born stern, old-fashioned chief constable who takes his job extremely seriously and doesn't let his subordinates go easy.


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His minute-accurate schedule sometimes misleads other cops into thinking Miller still lives in the city and is a “townshall"sergeant.


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Miller's family includes a wife as well as two daughters Jo and Cheryl.


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Bernard “Bernie” Scripps (Peter Benson): Bernie runs a village auto repair shop as well as a burial and taxi service founded by his brother Vernon.


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Bernie doesn't smile in vain, and especially the antics of Greengrass, Vernon's half-brother and Peggy have caused him a headache, but there's a sense of comedic inside.


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Occasionally, Bernie has been seen in love, too, which has caused general hilarity.


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David Stockwell (David Lonsdale): David has initially been the mildly mentally disabled son of a mother, Florence Stockwell, and an associate of Greengrass, then an assistant to the Scripps brothers.


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Even now, he is seen under the command of Aunt Peggy.


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David is a bit of a slow and low-witted but kind-hearted, honest and well-liked man.


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Alfred “Alf” Ventress (William Simons): A comfortable and unfit man who, during his long police career, never took the unnecessary pressures of promotion, despite once trying to read secretly during Blaketon's sergeant time for a sergeant exam.


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Ventress has intermittently deputised for the sergeant, in which case he has not let his co-workers in little.


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When Alf was finally put into retirement, he was still given a post at Ashfordly police station as a civilian official.


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Alf has good local knowledge and is asked for advice if there is anything to know about the villagers' past.


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He is married to Mrs. Ventress, who is not seen in the series.


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Except maybe the one time Dr. Kate Rowan gave a gym for the elderly.


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In the episode, Mrs. Ventress had also been out doing gymnastics.


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Alf is known as placid and indifferent, but in his acting sergeant acting sergeant, autocratic and practical traits also emerge from him.


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He helps out of pity for that officer Younger because he remembers from his own police career that he received mistreatment from sergeants.


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Georgina “Gina” Ward (Tricia Penrose): The hostess of a local pub whose family once sent her to Aidensfield from Liverpool to calm down after being hit by petty criminals.


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Phil Bellamy liked Gina head bad, but Gina wasn't interested in him.


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Gina has always been independent and social and has had various male relationships that have operated with varying degrees of success.


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It was only after a long time that Gina warmed up to Phil and they were getting married too.


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Phil and Gina's son, Daniel, however, was born premature and died a few days after his birth from a cerebral hemorrhage, which shocked both Gina and Phil, like the people of the whole village immensely.


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As a result of the tragedy, Gina dismantled her engagement to Phil and Gina wanted to be with Phil just a friend.


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Was dating art teacher Jack Hollins.


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Gina left him because Jack wanted to exhibit the nude picture of Gina he painted.


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After Phil suffered a heart attack and was hospitalized, the relationship took on renewed heat and the couple ended up marrying.


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However, marital luck runs short when Phil gets killed in the line of duty.


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Gina gave birth to a healthy child, who was named Philip Oscar Bellamy.


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Geoffrey “Geoff” Younger (Steven Blakeley): A freshly graduated young police constable who has been seconded to Ashfordly police station for his first job.


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Younger appeared at the station for the first time on the same doorstep accompanied by Sergeant Nokes since Merton left.


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Younger is sometimes too keen and punctual, but at the same time a little silly, which amuses and annoys his co-workers.


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Other individuals seen on several occasions include e.g.


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keen Detective Inspector Shiner (Simon Molloy), Constable Walker's former female friend Detective Sergeant Rachel Dawson (Clare Wille), Blaketon's sort of argumentator and town council member Joyce Jowett (Elizabeth Bennett) and a police station supervisor's duties now and then Sergeant Jennifer Nokes (Georgie Glen).


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Nokes likes the young male constables with whom he tries to create an acquaintance.


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In particular, he has been interested in Bellamy, Crane and Younger.


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In addition, one often encounters the estate owner Lord Ashfordly (Rupert Vansittart.


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Other characters Other personalities featured in the series have included Philip Montgomery “Phil” Bellamy (Mark Jordon): An everyoung, kind-hearted and humourous cop whose love life hadn't always taken its course.


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Phil had always winced after Gina, but just as they were finally starting to work out, the dreams took a hard back when their shared child Daniel was born premature and died quite soon from a cerebral haemorrhage.


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Following this, Gina called off the engagement and had only wanted to be with Phil as a friend.


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Phil married Debbie Black, a single mother of three, whom he met while surviving a burglary.


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At the end of season 15, however, it is revealed that Debbie's first man isn't dead after all, and this picks up Debbie and her family to stay with her in South Africa.


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Phil was hospitalized for a suspected heart attack and at the hospital he ventured out to propose to Gina.


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Eventually, Phil and Gina's wedding was celebrated, but Phil died during the 2007 production season when he was fired.


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Neil Bolton (David Michaels) - doctor, husband of Maggie Bolton.


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They divorced because their mutual son died.


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Neil went back to Maggie Bolton and they called off their breakup.


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While Maggie was on a trip with Gina Ward, Neil perished in a fire before the birth of a new child during the 1999 production season.


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Maggie had to raise her son Sam on her own.


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Maggie Bolton (Kazia Pelka) - a nurse, moved to work at a hospital in Whitby, was divorcing her husband Neil Bolton after the death of her newborn child.


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When the husband returned, they got over it and got back together and got a family boost.


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Neil died in a fire while Maggie was out of town with Gina Ward contemplating her future with Neil.


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She had just decided to rejoice in family and marital happiness when, upon returning home, she heard the grief news from Mike Bradley that Neil had died in a fire.


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Maggie continued her life and work until she left the village after work in the production season in 2001.


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Jacqueline “Jackie” Bradley ex.


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Lambert (Fiona Dolman) - lawyer.


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Infatuated with Mike Bradley and they married.


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left Bradley after falling in love with one of his clients during the 2001 production season.


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Rosemary “Rosie” Cartwright (Vanessa Hehir): Rosie helps Bernard Scripps and David at a gas station.


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She is the daughter of a local farmer who likes men's work.


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Rosie got a workshop position in her time thanks to Vernon Scripps.


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Left Ashfordly and went on a tour of England with Australian travelers during the 2007 production season and ended up with one of the riders on a trip to Australia.


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Later, Rosie's family and the series' centrists became concerned when, unlike previous regular contact, nothing was heard from her again.


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Eventually, Constable Mason and Detective Sergeant Rachel Dawson set out to find Rosie in Australia, and it turned out that Rosie had been the victim of criminals who had killed blonde young women.


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Raymond Craddock (Philip Franks) - A Welsh sergeant with a slightly devious sense of humour.


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Moved out after receiving a promotion and reconciling with his wife Penny after being separated with her for almost two years.


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Alex Ferrenby (Frank Middlemass) - was the village doctor when the Rowans arrived in Ashfordly, perished from a sickness attack that came as the aftermath of a burglar's assault while out fishing.


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Claude Jeremiah Greengrass (Bill Maynard) - a petty criminal who hated cops.


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His sister, won a lot of money and wanted to share the profit with Claude.


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As a result, Claude moved in with her sister to the Caribbean during the 2000 production season.


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Claude left his house and dog, Alfred to David, later decided to sell his house, but Vernon Scripps bought the house.


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Bill Maynard left the series after suffering a cerebral infarction.


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However, starred briefly in the hospital drama series The Village Hospital (The Royal, seven episodes in 2003).


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Elizabeth “Liz” Nuala Merrick (later Norton) (Aislín McGuckin) - a doctor, married Ben Norton and they moved to Kenya during the 2004 production season.


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Dennis Iain Merton (Duncan Bell) - Scottish quick-tempered chief constable.


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He resigned from the police force to move closer to the hospital where his wife Jenny was forced to after contracting manic psychosis.


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Jennifer “Jenny” Merton ex.


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Latimer (Sarah Tansey) - pharmacist.


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Worked at the front desk with Liz Merrick.


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Married Sergeant Dennis Merton.


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Jenny was hospitalized after contracting manic psychosis during production season 2004.


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Ben Arthur Norton (Richard Lintern) - Lord Ashfordly's estate manager.


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The villagers initially took a somewhat distant view of him as an outdoorsman, but eventually won their trust.


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Married doctor Liz Merrick, in 2004.


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They moved happily to Kenya because Ben got a job there.


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Joanne “Jo” Rowan ex.


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Weston (Juliette Gruber) - a teacher as well as Nick Rowan's second wife, moved with Rowan to Canada during the 1998 production season.


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Got married in the 1997 production season.


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Vernon Scripps (Geoffrey Hughes) - Bernie Scripps's half-brother, all-rounder and entrepreneur.


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Bought Claude Greengrass's house after he left for the Caribbean.


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Acted as a multi-tasked entrepreneur for the village, but eventually faked his suicide over an impostor posing as a tax inspector and travelled to France disguised as a woman during the 2005 production season.


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However, returned back in the 2007 production season to claim his share of the inheritance after his sister died.


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Tricia Summerbee (Clare Calbraith) - doctor, dated (didn't get engaged) to Mike Bradley before dying after falling off a horse during production season 2002.


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Helen Trent (later.Walker) (Sophie Ward): The village's new, sophisticated doctor married to Matthew, a man with an ankle but favoured by women.


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However, Helen found out what her husband was doing and took a divorce from her husband.


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She later marries Constable Rob Walker, but dies dramatically at the end of the 2006 production season in an explosion at the Aidensfield Police House.


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Robert “Rob” Walker (Jonathan Kerrigan): Aidensfield village policeman who spent his childhood in the village.


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His father was a local criminal, which is why some villagers initially viewed Walker with suspicion.


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Walker, however, is court-minded and a good cop.


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In a departure from the village policemen who preceded him, Rob did not come from the big city to calm down but is a returner.


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Walker's relationship with the resigning Helen Trent was, in particular, a major trouble for Sergeant Miller.


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George Ward (Stuart Golland) - The host of the Aidensfield Arms, Gina Ward's uncle, passed away after a severe illness during the 1996 production season.


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Alfred - Originally Claude Jeremiah Greengrass's dog, who stayed with David Stockwell after Claude moved to the Caribbean.


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Died during the production season in 2005.


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The three dogs, Tramp, Rosie and Bootsie each played their turn as Alfred.


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Vilho Nenonen

Vilho Nenonen (right named Wilho Petter Nenonen, 6 March 1883, Kuopio — 17 February 1960 Helsinki) was a Finnish artillery general who served in both the Finnish Army and the Imperial Russian Army.


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He is considered the most significant developer of Finnish artillery, the “father”.


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As a young officer, Nenonen studied at the prestigious Mikhailov Artillery Academy in Saint Petersburg and later participated in World War I in the Russian forces.


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In the Finnish Civil War of 1918, Colonel Nenonen served as Inspector of Artill


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Prior to the Winter War, he developed a fire conductor card for the artillery, which greatly facilitated the operation of the fire leader.


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In the Continuation War, a repair converter was developed for the fire stations, which contributed to the success of the Finns in the Battle of Talin—Ihantala.


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Early stages “Pekka and Amalia Nenoselle is a healthy conscription born on Tuesday 6 March 1883.”


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In this way, veterinarian Pekka Nenonen and his wife Amalia announced in a Kuopian newspaper the birth of their firstborn Wilho Petter.


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At the age of 11, Vilho Nenonen left for the Hamina Cadet School.


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He took an interest in artillery and read everything he could get his hands on the subject.


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At the age of 18, mathematically gifted Nenonen was accepted to the college-level Mihail Artillery School in Saint Petersburg.


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Russo-Japanese War In February in 1904, the Russo-Japanese War broke out.


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Ensign and semi-battery chief Nenonen arrived in Manchuria in August 1905, just before peace was made.


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Nenonen had almost made it to his first war.


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Artillery Academy The following autumn, Nenonen was admitted to the Mihail Artillery Academy, the most famous study gift in the field.


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After graduating, 26-year-old sub-captain Nenonen did not want to go to Viaporor because, as an officer in Russia, he would find himself in an awkward situation.


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Thus, Nenonen left for Vladivostok to become company chief in October 1909.


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But in his sights was Russia's central test firing facility north of St. Petersburg.


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Test firing plant Nenonen's first assignment at the test firing plant was to prepare firing tables for the new 76 millimeter mountain cannon m/1909.


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The sub-captain noticed that the calculation formula used in the ammunition trajectory was poor.


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Nenonen concluded that the error was due, among other things, to the shape of the projectile.


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Nenonen's new formula was immediately introduced.


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Commander of the Artillery Regiment In the summer of 1915, Nenonen was promoted to lieutenant colonel and in the spring of the following year he was assigned to Tallinn as commander of the artillery regiment.


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On March 15, 1917, Tsar Nicholas II abdicated his throne and power passed to the provisional government.


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At the smoking main guard in Tallinn, Nenonen ignored a couple of matruses who left ungreeted.


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Always accurate Nenonen pointed it out.


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A riot ensued, Nenonen was bludgeoned by the butt of a rifle unconscious and hospitalized.


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Nenonen begged to be transferred to the front.


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Nenonen patteristo participated in the Väinälinna Offensive in July 1917.


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Later, Nenonen was transferred to the Southern Front.


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However, Nenonen contracted jaundice and was forced to return to St. Petersburg.


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In November 1917, Nenonen embarked on an arms procurement voyage to Norway.


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However, nothing came of the shops due to the Bolshevik coup.


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To join the Finnish government forces, Nenonen was invited to join Commander-in-Chief Mannerheim's forces in Finland.


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In early February, Nenonen cannons fought against the Russians in Oulu.


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She had two cannons at her disposal; however, only one of which could be used.


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General Mannerheim promoted Nenonen to colonel and appointed him inspector of artillery.


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Nenonen had at his disposal 58 cannons at his disposal.


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Later, the war booty of the Tampere takeover was 42 and over 300 cannons for the Vyborg claim.


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The basic equipment of the independent Finnish artillery was assembled.


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Inspector of Artillery and Chief of the War Corps After the Civil War, Nenonen served as Inspector of Artillery, the supreme leader of the weapon species, almost continuously from 1920 until 1937.


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The first statutes of Finnish artillery arose on the basis of Nenonen's lectures.


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Outages included a six-month artillery course in France in the spring of 1922 and the duties of Minister of Defence in Kyösti Kallio's government 1923—1924, and activities as Chief of the War Corps 1924—1925.


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Nenonen was forced to resign from his post as chief of the military because he made a public statement regarding Swedish-speaking officers, which, despite its even-handedness, was interpreted by some pro-Finns as contrary to the public interest.


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As an artillery inspector, Nenonen considered the armoured weapon species pointless and implied that it could be abolished.


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Proceeding in this direction was made by converting the assault wagon regiment into an assault wagon battalion, as well as eventually an assault wagon company.


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Infantry fire support Nenonen considered important by producing a ground-mounted mortar attack.


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In December 1919, before becoming an artillery inspector, Colonel Nenonen visited Perkjärvi on the Karelian Isthmus to determine the suitability of the area as a holding place for common artillery camps.


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After his reconnaissance trip, Nenonen suggested that as early as the summer of 1920 a joint camp of field artillery at Lake Perk should be held.


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The motion was approved and so began field artillery camp exercises at the Perkjärvi firing range.


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[1] Vilho Nenonen military rank in the Finnish Defence Forces [2] Military rank promotion- annual colonel1918major-general1923Lieutenant-General1930Artillery1941 Nenonen married Pelageja (Lina) Perminova, a Russian dowager with.


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Lina had a daughter Irina from an earlier marriage.


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The purpose of the marriage was to help a Russian noble family out of Soviet Russia.


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After the family reached Finland, Mrs. Pelageja Perminova offered to divorce Nenose, but this did not agree and instead let it go.


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Winter War In the Winter War, Nenonen served as Chief of the Arms Design Board and was commanded on an arms procurement mission to the United States.


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[3] The Winter War was a teaching experience for Finnish artillery.


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Mistakes were made and paid for.


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The Finnish artillery was often incapable of the task that Nenonen had stressed, of supporting the attack.


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The shooting camps had practiced more of what they knew, marksmanship.


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Old and variegated stock was a problem.


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Finland had exactly 444 guns at the beginning of December 1939.


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The oldest was model 1877 and the youngest was 1934.


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Moreover, despite Nenonen's numerous initiatives, the ammunition supply of “the world's most variegated artillery” was fully retouched.


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Almost the only source of ammunition was the ammunition stockpiles left behind by the Russians.


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After a week of fighting, strict orders had to be issued to rationing fire.


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Sometimes only 4—8 mortar rounds were fired at the target.


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With winter frost, the operation of the lighters was precarious.


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It was not until 30 November 1939 that industrial plants received orders to manufacture more munitions.


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By the end of the Winter War, production was 2500 mortars and the need at the front for 8000 rounds per day.


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Nenonen's arms acquisition trip to the United States was difficult.


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Arms could not be sold to warring land, although Brewster Buffalos could be acquired.


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Weapons and ammunition were not supplied until after the war.


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Among them were 200 pieces of a 75mm light field cannon and 32 pieces of a 203mm robust field howitzer with ammunition.


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Continuation War Nenonen was again appointed Inspector of Artillery in the autumn of 1940.


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When a new war broke out in June 1941 the army had more than 1000 cannons at its disposal.


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Early in the war, the number of cannons increased “than by themselves”, as the spoils of war were plentiful.


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By the summer of 1942, Finland had captured over 800 guns.


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A significant number of captured cannons from France were purchased from the Germans.


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In addition, Tampella manufactured 140 modern 105mm field howitzers under licence from Bofors.


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The problem began to be the uncommon design and calibre of the artillery equipment, which complicated e.g.


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ammunition production and distribution.


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In the interceptor battles of the summer of 1944, artillery was qualitatively and quantitatively at quite another level than three years earlier.


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The artillery strength was 50,000 men.


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During the settlement battles of Tali-Ihantala from 30 June to 7 July, Finnish artillery concentrated the fire of up to 250 cannon in the area of gravity of 7 square kilometers.


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There were no similar examples from other parts of the world.


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The Commander-in-Chief awarded the Mannerheim Cross to Nenonen personally on 8 January 1945.


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Nenonen begged his resignation from office since 15 February 1947.


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Development Work Repair Converter Artillery needs a fire leader, that is, a person who can see the target and the shells hit and know how to command the artillery to make the necessary repairs.


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Nenonen resolved the matter by developing a mobile fire line for the Finnish artillery.


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When infantry exploits, the hard-to-move artillery remains stationary, but the fire leader follows the attacking contingent.


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On 2 February 1943, the headquarters established the Suvi-Kumsan Ammunition School near Karhumäki for further training of artillery officers.


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The school teacher, then Major, later Lieutenant Colonel Unto Petäjä (born 30 July 1908 in Tampere, d. 5 July 1994 in Helsinki) developed a special correction converter for fire stations.


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It enabled the fire leader to command the fire of several dozen units of fire if necessary, without knowing their location himself.


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The method allows fire to be led by anyone who had a compass and a message link to the artillery commander's command post.


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Petaja taught the method to his students and checked its functionality in hardcharge shooting.


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His superior, Maaselän Group Artillery Commander Colonel Eino Honko visited Headquarters in late April to present the method to General Nenonen, Inspector General Nenonen of Artillery.


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This invited the Betrayer himself to Headquarters to show off his invention.


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General Nenonen, with his artillery order No.11, 12 July 1943, ordered the repair converter to be put into service.


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[4] [5] At the same time, the invention and its true inventor were declared secret until the end of the war.


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The Finns also withheld the repair converter from their German co-creators.


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The invention was no longer secret on Nenonen's orders after 25 April 1945.


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Flight photography Nenonen developed methods of flight photography in the 1920s and 1930s, which have had an impact later on all remote sensing.


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In 1927, Nenonen built a rudimentary prototype camera.


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In 1928 Armory 1 built a camera based on the prototype, which was named Nenon Camera m/1928.


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In tests at Perkjärvi the following year, the camera proved to be compliant.


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Nenonen continued to develop his camera and in 1929, after tests, the German company Zeiss began manufacturing the camera with the marking Nenon RMK HS 15x15.


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Development of the camera continued and in 1932 the Nenon RMK HS 1824/20 was completed.


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Other Lina Nenonen died in February 1945.


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During his retirement days, Vilho Nenonen was engaged in nature and reading.


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Nenonen was conferred an honorary doctorate in philosophy by the University of Helsinki in 1950.


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Vilho Petter Nenonen died peacefully at his home on 17 February 1960.


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He was buried in Hietaniemi at the expense of the state.


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An artillery and mortar firing camp on Lake Rova is being held among troops in Nenonen's firing camp.


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The student sector formed by the mortar and fire line of the North Karelian Brigade Sub-Officer School has been named Department Nenonen after Vilho Nenonen.


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The Finnish Artillery Museum displays a room about Vilho Nenonen's history, which also houses his furniture and uniforms.


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Nenonen is also presented at the Museum Militaria's basic exhibition on the second floor of Linnankasarmi.


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Vilho Petter Nenonen was invited to be an honorary member of both the Cadet Corps and the Officers' Union on 6 June 1943 [6] Sources Öhquist, Harald: Winter War from my point of view.


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Porvoo: WSOY 1950.


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References Elsewhere Matti Alajoki, General of Artillery Vilho Petter Nenonen, Otava 1975, ISBN 951-1-01796-9 Fire Commands magazine, 2/2002, ISSN, Gunners ry.


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The Islamic Republic of Iran, or Iran (), is a state in the Middle East with Tehran as its capital.


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It is bordered on the north by Armenia, Azerbaijan and the Caspian Sea, on the north northeast by Turkmenistan, on the east by Afghanistan and Pakistan, on the south by the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea, and on the west by Iraq and Turkey.


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Until 1935, the official name of the country was Farsi.


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[1] Its culture is among the oldest in the world.


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Shiite is the state religion and Persian the official language.


Question: What is the population of Iran?

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With a population of more than 80 million, the majority are Persians, with the largest minorities being Azeris, Kurds and Lurs.


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[2] Iranian soil is unstable and prone to earthquakes.


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Oil and natural gas are found in thick layers of sediment.


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The country's economy is based first and foremost on oil resources.


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Name Persian-speaking Iranians since the Sassanid period have referred to the country as Iran, meaning “kingdom of the Aryans”, while in the West the Persian designation inherited from the Greeks has been used.


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In 1935, Shah Reza Pahlavi called for the international community to use the Iranian name.


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[3] His son Muhammad Reza Pahlavi allowed 1959 the use of both Persian and Iranian names.


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Iran is an established form when talking about modern Iran, but historical Iran is often still referred to as Farsi.


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Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, the country's full name has been the Islamic Republic of Iran.


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Geography The Iranian landscape is dominated by goofy mountain ranges that separate deep or tectonic plates from each other.


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The western part of the country, where most of the population lives, is mountainous.


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It has mountain ranges such as the Caucasus, Zagros and Alborz Mountains, the latter of which includes Iran's highest point, Mount Damavand (5604meters).


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The central part of the country is a vast plain at an altitude of 300—900 m, and in its eastern part lies two salt deserts, the Big Salt Desert, or Dasht-e Kavir, and the Big Sand Desert, or Dasht-e Lut, with its salt lakes.


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In many places, the mountains stretch as far as the Gulf shore, and there are only two lowland areas in the country: an extension of the Mesopotamian lowland in the south-west of the country and the lowlands of the Caspian coast.


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[4] Bedrock Iranian bedrock is seismically active, with several large lines of transmission running across the country.


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[5] The Zagros Mountains have arisen as the Arabian and Iranian tiles pressed against each other.


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During the Triassic, significant ore resources emerged in this region: porphyry-type copper, chromite and related ores, and lead-zinc ores.


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[7] Nature Iranian vegetation can be divided into four main zones: [8] The coast of the Caspian Sea is a narrow strip along the southern edge of the lake.


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[8] The Iranoturan zone is the most extensive vegetation zone.


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It's a dry, cold area in winter.


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It can be divided into a plateau and a mountainous region.


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Many species of tamarisk grow on the outskirts of sandy desert and gravel.


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In the mountains, juniper and fruit trees such as Prunus scopar, which resembles almond, as well as cucumber peas and other low plants are found.


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[8] The Zargos Mountains zone covers not only the mountains but also the steppe surrounding them.


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Oceanic species in the deciduous forest include oaks and pistachios.


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Upland vegetation grows above the tree line.


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[8] Many endemic species of Dionysia grow in the burrows of limestone sprouts at 1500—3500 m.


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Many bulbous plants are also found in the mountains, such as goblet lilies, cuckoos, tulips, pearl lilies and relatives of the African star (Ornithogalum).


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[9] The Khalidj-o-Omman zone spreads out from the western side of the mountains to the Gulf Coast.


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Subtropical species such as Acacia, Prosopia, Ziziphus, Avicennia, Rhizophora, Populus euphatica and Prosopis stephaniana are found there.


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[8] The rarest animal species in Iran is the Asian subspecies of the cheetah, which is not known with certainty to live anywhere outside Iran, and even there the population is small.


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[10] The Asian lion population that lived in the area has been withered and the caspian-tiger has become extinct.


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Still, about 160 species of mammals, 516 wild bird species and about ten thousand species of plants still live in the country.


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[11] Caspian caviar-producing palate sturgeon is critically endangered, and Iran plants 24 million moss in the Caspian Sea each year to sustain the population.


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[12] Desertification and the consequent indirect spread of farming into new areas pose a threat to biodiversity.


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[13] Climate Due to the diversity of Iranian terrain, different parts of the country have different climates.


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On the northern edge of the country, on the Caspian coastal plain, temperatures will drop below the zero limit and remain humid for the rest of the year.


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Summer temperatures rarely exceed 29°C.


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Annual rainfall is 680mm on the eastern side of the plateau and over 1700mm on the western side of the plateau.


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Further west, residential centers at the base of the Zagros Mountains are experiencing colder temperatures.


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These areas have severe winters where temperatures go to freezing and snow falls a lot.


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The eastern and central foothills of the mountains are dry with areas receiving less than 200mm of rain and deserting every now and then.


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Average summer temperatures exceed 38°C.


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Based on satellite imagery, the Big Sand Desert in the Southeast is one of the hottest places in the world during summer days.


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The coastal plains of the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman in southern Iran experience mild winters and very humid and hot summers.


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Precipitation remains below 300 millimetres.


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[14] History Early History Iran's high culture is among the oldest in the world.


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The written history begins with the writings of the Elamites around 3000 BCE.


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The Aryans who invaded the country imported the preforms of most of Iran's modern languages.


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After the Median Empire, the Akemenids, under the leadership of Cyrus II the Great, formed the Persian Empire in 546 BCE.


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Alexander the Great conquered Persia in 331 BCE, but it soon continued as a Seleucid dynasty, followed by the Parthian and Sassanid kingdoms.


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[15] Middle Ages and the beginning of a new age The Middle Ages set many important events for Iranian history, such as the Islamic conquest, the arrival of Turkic peoples in the region, the devastating invasion of the Mongol Empire that began in the 1220s, the conquest of Timur Lenk and the coming of Shiite rule as state religion during the Safavids period 1501—1722.


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[16] In the new age, Persia became the battleground of rival colonial empires such as Russia and the United Kingdom.


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The modernization of the 19th century led to the Persian Constitutional Revolution of 1905/1911.


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[17] [18] Pahlavi reign After the Constitutional Revolution, Reza Pahlavi seized power from the Qajar dynasty in 1921.


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[3] Shaahi Reza Pahlavi made plans for industrial development, railway construction and national education system.


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However, his autocratic way of governing caused opposition.


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During World War II, the Allies occupying the country forced the Shah to hand over power to his son Muhammad Reza Pahlavi, who it was hoped would be more cooperative.


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[19] In 1953, due to the nationalization of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadeq was plunged from power with the help of British and American intelligence services.


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The purpose was to protect the countries” oil interests.


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After the coup, the monarchy was restored and power passed back to Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlavi.


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His autocratic rule eventually led to the Islamic Revolution of 1979, led by the exiled Ayatollah Khomeini.


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[3] Islamic Republic The new theocratic political system implemented conservative Islamic reforms and unprecedented direct influence of the clergy.


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It reinforced Iran's anti-Western tendency, partly due to the West's support for the Shah as well as Iraq during the Iraq—Iranian War.


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Iran's U.S. relations were particularly hampered by the 1979 imprisonment of U.S. legation workers, Iran's attempt to spread the Islamic Revolution, and later support for organizations such as Hezbollah.


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[20] In 1980, Iraq invaded Iran weakened by the revolution and the devastating Iraq—Iran war continued into 1988.


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The struggle between reformists and conservatives continues today through elected politicians, whose power is severely limited by the clergy.


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Conservative Mahmud Ahmadinedžad was elected president in 2005.


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[3] Iran announced in 2005 that it would resume uranium enrichment, which it had suspended in 2003 at the request of the IAEA.


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The IAEA and the UN said Iran was in breach of the regulations and threatened it with penalties.


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The United States enforced the penalties in 2007, when the IAEA assessed Iran as capable of developing a nuclear weapon in three to eight years if it wished.


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[3] In June 2009, riots erupted in the country when the opposition claimed that the old people had rigged an election result in which Ahmadinedžad, backed by the old people, won the election.


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The government responded with protests with fierce violence by security forces and Revolutionary Guards.


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In January 2010, two men who had been convicted of these unrest were executed.


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[3] Amid US-imposed sanctions, China offered Iran a $10 billion credit line.


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[21] Iran and Russia also secured a negotiated $2.5 billion contract for train cars.


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[22] Politics and society in Western media Iran's political factions are often divided into conservatives and liberals.


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The Conservatives are loyal to the tradition of the Islamic Revolution and divided into two parties and coalitions: the United Front on Principle (UPF) and the Broad Front of Principles (BPF).


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The Left or Reformists (Eslah-Talaban) are similarly in two parties: the National Trust and the People's Coalition for Reforms (PCR) and the Coalition of Reformists.


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[23] [24] Iran adheres to strict Islamic Sharia law, according to interpretations made on which sentences are decided.


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[25] Šaria forbids drinking alcohol, for example.


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[26] This may be sentenced to the death sentence, but at least to caning if the accused shows remorse.


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[25] State leadership Supreme religious leader and de facto head of state (velayat-e faqih,, since 1989 Ali Khamenei) plays a vital role in Iran's administrative structure.


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According to the constitution, a religious leader is responsible for “general oversight of the policies of the Islamic Republic of Iran.”


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The religious leader is commander-in-chief of the armed forces and controls Iran's espionage and security operations; he alone can declare war.


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He is empowered to appoint and dismiss half of the members of the Council of Supervisors, the Director of the Judiciary, the Director of Broadcasting and the Chief of Staff and Commander of the Armed Forces, and the Commander of the Revolutionary Guards (Pasdaran or IRGC).


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[27] The Supreme Religious Leader is elected by the Council of Experts Madžles-e-Khobrega, consisting of 86 mudžtahids.


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Its members are elected by direct popular election for eight-year terms.


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The suitability of candidates is accepted as well as for parliamentary elections.


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The President of the Council is Akbar Hašemi Rafsandžani since September 2007.


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[28] The President of Iran is responsible for implementing the Constitution and acting as the head of the Administration on matters other than those belonging to the Office of the Religious Leader.


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The same president can govern for a maximum of two consecutive terms and an additional third term, but not after the previous ones.


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Since 2013, the post has been held by Hassan Rouhani.


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[29] He was re-elected in May 2017 [30].


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Parliament and Supervisors' Council Iran's unicameral parliament, the Islamic Consultative Assembly or Madžles-e Šura-je Eslami, consists of 290 members who are voted in for a four-year term.


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Five seats are reserved for minorities: two for Armenian Christians, one seat for Jews and Zarathustrans, and one shared seat for Assyrians and Chaldean Catholics also.


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[31] Madžles is the legislative body that also establishes the budget and international agreements.


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It can also dismiss ministers by vote of no confidence or impeach the president from office.


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However, Madžles' decisions required the confirmation of a council of overseers as well as a religious leader.


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A parliamentary candidacy is subject to an age of 26—75 years and a university degree.


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In addition, the candidate must be faithful to the Constitution and committed to the observance of the laws, which is decided by the Council of Supervisors.


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Of the approximately 7600 who stood as candidates in the 2008 election, 1700 were disqualified.


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[32] The voting age is 18.


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[29] The Council of Supervisors is a type of constitutional court consisting of six Islamic law experts appointed by a religious leader and six lawyers chosen by Madžles, to which position the nomination is placed by the head of the judiciary, [33] who is appointed by the religious leader.


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It is up to the Council of Supervisors to oversee elections and audit laws already passed by Parliament.


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The opposition Iranian Opposition Movement operates abroad.


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The last Shah's time prime minister, Shapour Bakhtiar, founded the monarchist Namir Party in Paris, which seeks the restoration of the 1906 constitution.


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NAMIR also cooperated with Ali Amin's Front for the Liberation of Iran.


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Manuchehr Ganji, a former court member, also ran his own organisation.


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[34] The republican Iranian Kurdish Democratic Party has been fighting Iran since 1979, although its forces were expelled from Iran's Kordestān as early as 1986.


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[34] The Communist Party of Iran, Tudeh was forcibly dissolved in 1983, but was later re-established in East Germany.


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Members of another banned party, Fadayan mainly joined the forces of the new Tudeh following the party's involvement in the mujahedin rebellion.


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The Kurdish Communist Party Komala fought against the government until 1985.


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[34] The National Council of Resistance of Iran was founded in France in 1981 and is considered the façade of the People's Mujahedin.


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The people's mujahedin was formed in 1965 to fight the Shah, but was crushed by the government for the most part in 1975.


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In the summer of 1981, the Kansan mujahedin rose in revolt against the Islamic Republic, but lost, and its leaders fled the country.


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In 1986, France expelled the organization, which moved its headquarters to Baghdad and, backed by Saddam Hussein, fought Iran.


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[34] According to the United States, several countries, but not the EU, consider it a terrorist organisation.


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[35] Another movement against Iran is the Green Wave (Green Wave) movement led by British-based Amir Jahanchah.


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Iranian diplomats have resigned from service, including Hossein Alizadeh, who served as the embassy's second-in-command in Finland.


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[36] Earlier in January 2010, an Iranian consulate clerk in Oslo was granted asylum in Norway.


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[37] In conjunction with the 2009 presidential election, a movement called the Green Movement emerged, which took its name from its emblem green.


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[38] Iran's energy policy and nuclear program central to Iran's energy policy are large oil reserves.


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Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and the UAE produced a quarter of the world's oil in 2005.


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[39] Oil was discovered in Iran in 1908.


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Britain secured a share majority in the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company.


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It later emerged BP.


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In Iran's history, management of oil resources has been a major issue.


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Oil producing countries founded the oil cartel OPEC in the 1960s.


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The International Atomic Energy Agency, the IAEA, suspects that Iran has more nuclear facilities than known.


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[40] Iran has sought to start energy production with nuclear power in order to conserve tilting oil.


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The nuclear program began as early as the 1950s during the Shah with U.S. support in the Atoms for Peace program.


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By 2000, 23 power units were planned to be built.


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Contracts for the first two units were awarded to West Germans Siemens AG and AEG Telefunken.


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[41] Iran also invested in the Eurodif company building a uranium enrichment plant.


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[42] After the Islamic Revolution, Iran was prevented from obtaining uranium and the Germans left the construction of the facilities unfinished.


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In April 2006, Iran announced that it had begun enriching uranium on its own.


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[3] In 1995, Iran concluded an agreement with Russia to complete the construction of the partially finished Bušehr facility.


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Loading fuel into the plant began in October 2010.


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[43] The Stuxnet malware was found during the construction phase of the Bušehr facility.


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It has been speculated that Stuxnet was designed specifically to slow or impede the implementation of Iran's nuclear program.


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[44] Iran's nuclear program has created friction in the country's international relations.


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The U.N. Security Council demands a permanent halt to uranium processing and enrichment from Iran.


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A U.S. representative has accused Iran of pursuing a nuclear weapon.


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Iran says the attempt to ban uranium enrichment for peaceful purposes violates the norms of international law, the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and IAEA regulations.


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[45] However, the consensus among US intelligence services is that Iran has not had a project to develop nuclear weapons, at least since 2003.


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[46] IAEA reports have cited concerns about the military dimension of Iran's enrichment program.


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Israel, on the other hand, views Iran as a threat to its existence.


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The United States and European Union have imposed tough 2012 sanctions on Iran's oil and banking sectors.


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[47] Previously, George W. Bush read Iran as a state belonging to the 'axis of evil'.


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According to newspaper records, the Bush administration was making plans for a military strike against Iran.


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[48] Israel has also been reported to be planning or planning a strike to slow down Iran's nuclear programme.


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[49] [50] Allegations about Iran's nuclear program have been compared to the Bush administration's accusations of Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction used as the reason for the 2003 invasion of Iraq.


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[46] Human Rights Iran has been known to have executed minors, despite being a signatory to the Treaty on the Rights of the Child.


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In 2008, Iran pledged to end the practice.


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[51] International criticism was sparked by the case of Atefah Sahaaleh in 2004.


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At the age of 16, he was publicly hanged for sex outside marriage.


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Delara Darabi, also known as an artist, was sentenced to death for a murder committed at the age of 17.


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She initially confessed to the act, but did it apparently to shield her 19-year-old boyfriend from execution because she believed herself, as a minor, that she would escape the death sentence.


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[52] In Iran, people can be tried for adultery to be stoned to death.


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[53] In the 21st century, the authorities say that these judgments are rarely carried out.


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According to Amnesty, there were at least six who were stoned between 2006 and 2010.


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[54] Foreign relations and military Iran's foreign relations are based on two supporting bases: minimizing external influence in the region and comprehensive diplomatic relations with emerging and non-attached countries.


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Iran maintains diplomatic relations with almost all UN member countries, excluding Israel and the United States (with which relations were severed in connection with the Iranian Revolution).


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[55] [56] Iran has two types of armed forces: the conventional army, which includes the Iranian Land Forces, Air Force and Navy, and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.


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Conscription lasts 18 months.


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[29] With the embargoes following the Iranian Revolution, the country has widely developed its own defense industry.


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Iran itself manufactures tanks, armored personnel carriers, missiles and missile systems, submarines, military ships, military helicopters and fighter jets.


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[57] Territorial division Iran consists of 31 provinces (ostan-haa, unit I buy).


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In 2010, Ālborz was separated from the province of Tehran to become its own province.


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[58] [59] Alborz Ardabil Boyer Ahmadi and Kohiluyeh Bušehr Chahar Mahal and Bakhtiari Esfahan South Khorasan Fars Gilan Golestan Hamadān Hormozgan Ilam East Azerbaijan Kerman Kermanšah Khuzestan Kordestan Lorestan West Azerbaijan Markazi Mazandaran North Khorasan Qazvin Qom Razavi Khorasan Semnan Sistan and Balutšistan Tehran Zanjan Yazd Iranian islands are mostly part of Hormozgān Province.


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Economy Iran's economic system is a mixture of central planning, state ownership of oil and large corporations, village agriculture and small-scale private exchange economy and service enterprises.


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The current administration has continued the previous administration's market reform and demonstrated a drive to diversify Iran's oil-dependent economy.


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[60] Diversification includes automotive manufacturing, aerospace, consumer electronics, weapons industry, petrochemical and nuclear technology.


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Automakers Iran Khodro and SAIPA manufacture their own and foreign brands under license.


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[61] Iran also hopes to attract billions in foreign investment by creating a favourable investment climate that includes reduced constraints and tariffs and free trade zones such as Chabahar and Kiš Island.


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[62] Modern Iran has a strong middle class and a growing economy, but high inflation and unemployment are problems.


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Because of unemployment, many educated young people are leaving the country, and Iran is suffering a brain drain.


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[63] Iran is a founding member of OPEC.


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In 2012, Iran was the second largest oil producer in OPEC and the fifth largest oil producer in the world (Russia, China, the United States are not part of OPEC) and had the third largest known oil reserves (after Saudi Arabia and Venezuela).


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It holds more than 10% of the world's displayed oil reserves.


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It also holds the second largest natural gas reserves in the world after Russia.


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[64] Iran's exports are to Asia: China, Japan, India, South Korea and Turkey.


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There are imports from the UAE, China, Germany, South Korea, Italy, Russia and India.


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The country's most significant natural resources are oil, natural gas, coal, chromium, iron ore, copper, lead, manganese and sulfur.


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The most significant export product is oil, which accounts for 80 per cent of the value of exports.


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Other export products include other petrochemical and chemical products, fruit and nuts, and carpets.


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[29] Traffic in Iran is 319 aerodromes, of which 133 runways are paved and 42 have a runway over three kilometers.


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[29] Tehran has two airports, with flights to the old Mehrabad Field from neighbouring and domestic countries, while Imam Khomeini International Airport, completed in 2004, is the hub of international transport in the country.


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Širaz Airport is also popular for use by foreign tourists, as are Esfahan, Bandar Abbas and Kiš.


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[65] Iran has had good road links since the days of the Silk Road.


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[65] Today there are 125908 kilometres of paved roads in the country, which includes approximately 1400 km of motorway.


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There are 8442 kilometres of railways.


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[29] Turkey's weekly train service from Istanbul to Tehran is called Trans-Asia Express.


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There are plans to open a train connection to Azerbaijan.


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[65] Port cities include Assaluyeh, Bandar Abbas and Bandar-e-Eman Khomeyni.


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[29] Population Ethnologue: Languages of the World from 2013 lists 75 living languages used in Iran.


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Data on the number of speakers of different languages are from different years.


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[66] Major languages of Iran [66] namespeakers yearAzeri15.5 ml.2010Bakhtiari1 ml.2001 southwestern subbelutši856,0001986 is divided into South and West Belutšiindomari1.34 million. 2000RomaniKelifarsi45 MILLI2011Gilaki3.27 ml.1993In the Gila RegionKashkai1,5 million1993in the provinces of Farsi and Kohiluyeh and Buyer Ahmadi Kurdish6.6 million2000three dialects total1 ml.2000 in the western part of the country1 ml.2000 On the shores of the PianTurkmeeni2 million. 1997In the surrounding area of Turkmenistan, more than two-thirds of the Iranian population speak some Iranian language.


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The largest Iranian groups are Persians (50-60% of the population), Kurds (about 10per cent), Gilaks and Mazandarans (10per cent), Lurs (2per cent) and Beluchis (2per cent).


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Minorities of Turkic ancestry include the Azeris (ca.


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20%) and Turkmen (2percent).


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[29] Other ethnic minorities include Arabs (1%), Armenians, Assyrians and Jews.


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Only Farsi written in Arabic letters is the official language.


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[67] Islam is the official state religion — its more popular branch is Shiite which includes 90-95% of Iranians (2011).


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Between 5 and 10 percent is spent on Sunni Muslims, [29] who are the majority in most other Muslim countries.


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Officially recognized minority religions include Judaism, Christianity, and Zarathustranism.


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In addition, there are adherents of other religions, such as Baha'ism originating from Iran.


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[63] In Iran, freedom of religion is guaranteed by the constitution, but minority religions are severely restricted and their members are victims of persecution, imprisonment and even torture.


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Each year, an organisation called Open Doors lists countries according to how poorly Christian religious freedom is implemented in them and the degree of persecution of Christians in them.


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It also investigates whether Christians have been jailed, detained or killed for their faith.


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In the 2014 list, Iran was the ninth worst-persecuting country of Christians.


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[68] Practitioners of the Bahai faith are also persecuted.


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[69] There are few people in Iran who have been diagnosed with HIV or AIDS.


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In 2012, HIV-positive adults were estimated at 70800, or 0.2% of adults.


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[29] Only a small proportion of people who need antiretroviral therapy.


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[70] Culture Iranian culture is one of the world's longest-surviving civilizations.


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Over the years, there have been still new invaders, but instead of eradicating Iranian culture, the conquistadors themselves have Iranianised themselves.


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[71] The most important of Iran's annual celebrations is the New Year, Nowrūz, celebrated at the time of the vernal equinox to mark the onset of spring.


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It has been celebrated for at least three thousand years, according to legend, since the end of the Ice Age.


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On New Year's Day, soldiers get their promotions, prisoners are pardoned and nature is cleaned up with talcs.


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[72] Much of Iran is wilderness, and perhaps that is why gardens, flowers and fruits are important subjects depicted in carpets as well as literature and poetry.


Question: What is the population of Iran?

Iran

[71] In an Iranian home, only the use of the kitchen and bathroom remains the same.


Question: What is the population of Iran?

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Other rooms are dining rooms, living rooms or bedrooms as needed.


Question: What is the population of Iran?

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Chairs were not part of the interior before the 19th century, and still sitting on soft carpets is often considered more cosy.


Question: What is the population of Iran?

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The multifunctionality of the rooms is important, as hospitality requires overnight guests to be accommodated at short notice, and relatives and their friends can come for a shorter or longer stay at any time.


Question: What is the population of Iran?

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[71] The Iranian nuclear family is defined by the size of the dinner table.


Question: What is the population of Iran?

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Often different branches of the same genus live in the same building or yard, but not everyone still eats together.


Question: What is the population of Iran?

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Adult children may also live with their parents after getting married for at least some time.


Question: What is the population of Iran?

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Since marriage binds families tightly together, it is important that in addition to the engaged couple themselves, the in-laws get along well with each other.


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Arrangement of marriage is first and foremost the task of future in-laws.


Question: What is the population of Iran?

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Polygamy is allowed, but not very common.


Question: What is the population of Iran?

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[71] The UNESCO World Heritage List lists twenty cultural sites from Iran.