Call to arms: Iran's Marxist revolutionaries : formation and evolution of the Fadaʾis, 1964-1976
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Contents Preface and Acknowledgements Introduction 1 VIOLENCE AS A POLITICAL OPTION? • Demonizing the armed opposition • Why resort to political violence? • The four Iranian Marxist theoreticians of armed struggle 2 HASAN ZIA-ZARIFl’s ACCOUNT OF WHY ARMED STRUGGLE • The culprit: Absolutist despotic monarchism • Reflections from prison 3 7 9 12 14 17 19 21 AMIR-PARVIZ POUYAN’S ACCOUNT OF WHY ARMED STRUGGLE • Literature in the service of politics • Armed struggle: Rational or irrational? A necessary theoretical digression • Pouyan on the necessity of armed struggle as a rational choice • Refhtation of the theory of survival • Pouyan’s incisive impact 4 xv і 25 26 29 32 36 38 MAS OUD AHMADZADEH’s ACCOUNTS OF WHY ARMED STRUGGLE • Demystifying classical notions of how and when to take up arms • The fruitful retreat • Ihe Debray factor: From Havana to Tehran via Mashhad • Learning from the past • Breaking with the old sacred cows • Armed struggle by the revolutionary vanguard 41 42 44 45 47 48 51
VIII I CALL TO ARMS 5 BIJAN JAZANl’s ACCOUNTS OF WHY ARMED STRUGGLE • Mysteries around What a Revolutionary Should Know • To confront a monarchical military dictatorship • Revolutionary intellectuals: The dynamite of the revolutionary movement • Jazani’s paradoxical hints • Revolutionary agents and the question of leadership in a despotic or democratic Iran 6 54 56 58 61 62 THE TUDEH PARTY’S AWKWARD TANGO WITH ARMED STRUGGLE • Ideological rift over revolution-making • Iranian students take sides • The Tudeh Party’s reluctant approval of armed struggle • The Tudeh Party pushes back against armed struggle • Revolution means employing peaceful methods of struggle • The Tudeh Party denounces armed struggle • What did the revolutionary Marxists think of the Tudeh Party? 7 53 66 67 68 69 72 73 76 80 MONARCHISTS, MAOISTS, AND THE TUDEH PARTY IN UNISON: ARMED STRUGGLE IS COUNTER REVOLUTIONARY ADVENTURISM • For Nikkhah the red revolution turned white • Kourosh Lasha’i’s rejection of romanticism and embrace of realism • The Tudeh Party: We told you so 8 ARMED STRUGGLE AND MARXIST CANONISTS • Historical determinism or revolutionary voluntarism? • Marx and Engels: Wavering over the role of violence? • Lenin on violence, unequivocal? ', • Trotsky: Dissonance between intellectual revolutionary . consciousness and backward economic conditions invites violence 83 85 88 92 94 95 97 104 108
CONTENTS 9 ARMED STRUGGLE AND MARXIST REVOLUTIONARIES Į IX 112 • Mao Tse-tung’s revolutionary authority 116 • Che Guevara’s revolution-making to overthrow dictators • Carlos Marighella: Unleashing violence to end dictatorial violence 118 • Marighella in Iran via Baghdad 127 10 FORMATIVE YEARS OF THE JAZANI GROUP • Jazani the entrepreneur • Whence it came • Student political activittes • First phase of the Jazani Group • Jazani and The Message of University Students • Second phase of the Jazani Group • The political and propaganda branch • The operational and military branch • The military operation that should have happened but did not • Ghafour Hasanpour’s networks: Recruiting behind the scenes 11 JAZANI GROUP COMPROMISED •First raids • Ihe remnants of the Jazani Group under siege • Bank robberies • The decision to leave the country •Ihe final nabs . 124 130 130 131 133 136 138 140 142 144 148 150 154 155 159 160 162 164 12 THE NEW HASANPOUR, ASHRAF, AND SAFaT-FARAHANI GROUP: PREPARATIONS AND OPERATIONS • Picking up the broken pieces • Organizing armed struggle: Three teams • The first urban operations of the H-A-S Group 13 167 170 171 177 THE POUYAN, AHMADZADEH, AND MEFTAHI GROUP 180 • The dissimilar but inseparable Pouyan and Ahmadzadeh • Enter‘Abbas Meftahi • Pouyan’s circles at Mashhad and Tabriz 181 ' 182 184
X I CALL TO ARMS • Ahmadzadeh’s membership in Hirmanpour’s circle • Meftahi’s Sari and Tehran circles • The P-A-M Group’s military operations before Siyahkal • An ethical digression: To press or not to press the trigger 188 193 198 202 14 ARMED STRUGGLE IN IRAN: RURAL OR URBAN 205 • Theoretical positioning • Ahmadzadeh gently parts with the Cuban model • Jazani: Rural Iran not the ideal revolutionary base • Jazani’s change of heart: Emphasis on rural/mountainous warfare 206 208 211 212 15 MERGER DISCUSSIONS FOR “IRAN’S REVOLUTIONARY ARMED MOVEMENT” • • • • The painful and slow process of negotiation Last hurdle: Convincing the P-A-M rank and file The mountain group’s five-month reconnaissance mission Postponements 16 THE H-A-S GROUP HOUNDED • The beans are spilled • The arrests begin • The mountain team compromised 17 THE SIYAHKAL OPERATION • Assault on the Siyahkal Gendarmerie Station on 19 Bahman • The aftermath of the assault • The nineteen-day odyssey of the retreating guerrillas 18 ASSESSING THE SIYAHKAL STRIKE • Objectives of the Siyahkal strike: Ahmadzadeh, Ashraf, Safa’iFarahani • Siyahkal as a military operation: Fumbles and blunders • The regime’s first public response to the Siyahkal strike • The Ranking Security Official’s spectacle 2l8 220 222 224 227 229 232 234 237 /24О 242 246 248 256 258 261 264 267
CONTENTS I XI 19 THE HAMID ASHRAF FACTOR • Schooling • Ashrafin the eyes of fellow combatants • Three years of guerrilla struggle in perspective • Ashraf violent and authoritarian? 20 HEMMING THE GUERRILLAS OR CULTIVATING A GUERRILLA CULTURE? • The Shah declares the end of terrorist activities in ban • The Golesorkhi affair • Revolutionaries of the Film School of the Iranian National Television • Slaying heroes: Fuel on fire 21 22 270 270 273 277 281 285 286 287 291 .293 JAZANl’S QUESTIONING OF ARMED STRUGGLE 297 • Challenging the theory and practice of the Fada’is • Looking for new forms of struggle ·. Underlining the role of legal methods of struggle • A matter of trade-off 297 301 302 304 SOFTLY DISARMING ARMED STRUGGLE TO REGAIN THE TRUST OF THE MASSES • Step one: The correct stage in the movement • Step two: Walking on two legs • Step three: Iran’s paradoxical political condition, democratic and despotic • Step four: The guerrillas’ conflicting remits, or unity of opposites • Step five: Armed propaganda and the combined method of struggle • Two interpretations of armed struggle ՜ • The issue of objective conditions of revolution • How long would it take the masses to join the movement? • Saving the armed movement from the unhealthy leftist tendency 306 307 309 312 314 316 320 321 323 325
XII I CALL TO ARMS 23 JAZANi’S IDEOLOGICAL OFFENSIVE IN PRISON • • • • • Spreading the good word Open schism in prison Where did the original members of the Jazani Group stand? The secretive delinking of armed struggle from the movement The misunderstood or conflicted theoretician 24 THE FADA’I INTERFACE, INSIDE, OUTSIDE PRISON • Indirect interactions between Ashraf and Jazani in 1973 • On the correct method of struggle: The Fada’is and the Star Group • Summer 1974: Armed struggle as strategy and tactic has the upperhand • Reading about the correct method of struggle in People’s Combat • Familiarity with and reaction to Jazani’s works outside prisons 327 328 331 334 337 339 341 341 343 346 347 349 25 FADA՛I LEADERSHIP DEBATING CORRECT METHODS OF STRUGGLE • A discreet Jazani special issue of People’s Combat • Growing a second leg? • Political activities in 1976 discussions with the Marxist Mojahedin • Does Ashraftake sides in May/June 1976? 26 BIRD’S-EYE VIEW OF ARMED STRUGGLE (I97I-I976) • The guerrillas’persistent presence • Guerrillas highlighted: Partial transparency • The news blackout and the Fada’is’rising success • Changing tides: Expansion, exposure, and beleaguered • The Fada’is’ relations with Libya, Palestinian groups, and the Soviet Union • The shock of state terrorism • Fada’is under attack • The Fada’is without Ashraf 354 357 360 364 366 372 373 377 384 390 393 397 400 404
CONTENTS ļ XIII 27 GUERRILLAS CONDUCTING THE REGIME’S REQUIEM • ■ • • • 406 Students at home beat on the drums of war University turmoil and campus guards Policy of zero tolerance The student backlash to the Golesorkhi affair Winds of change 408 412 415 416 419 28 the regime’s requiem: the players ABROAD 422 • Iranian students abroad rallying against the regime • Iranian students abroad take their cue from the guerrillas • Radical methods to put the Shah’s regime on the spot 29 PRELUDE TO THE SHAH’S FREE FALL • • • • • The Western press reveals secrets Disdain for torture The grand anti-Shah conspiracy A last-ditch effort against the guerrilla-CISNU coalition Beating a fatal retreat Conclusion Chronology Bibliography Index 423 425 428 434 435 437 439 441 445 447 453 485 491 |
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Contents Preface and Acknowledgements Introduction 1 VIOLENCE AS A POLITICAL OPTION? • Demonizing the armed opposition • Why resort to political violence? • The four Iranian Marxist theoreticians of armed struggle 2 HASAN ZIA-ZARIFl’s ACCOUNT OF WHY ARMED STRUGGLE • The culprit: Absolutist despotic monarchism • Reflections from prison 3 7 9 12 14 17 19 21 AMIR-PARVIZ POUYAN’S ACCOUNT OF WHY ARMED STRUGGLE • Literature in the service of politics • Armed struggle: Rational or irrational? A necessary theoretical digression • Pouyan on the necessity of armed struggle as a rational choice • Refhtation of the theory of survival • Pouyan’s incisive impact 4 xv і 25 26 29 32 36 38 MAS OUD AHMADZADEH’s ACCOUNTS OF WHY ARMED STRUGGLE • Demystifying classical notions of how and when to take up arms • The fruitful retreat • Ihe Debray factor: From Havana to Tehran via Mashhad • Learning from the past • Breaking with the old sacred cows • Armed struggle by the revolutionary vanguard 41 42 44 45 47 48 51
VIII I CALL TO ARMS 5 BIJAN JAZANl’s ACCOUNTS OF WHY ARMED STRUGGLE • Mysteries around What a Revolutionary Should Know • To confront a monarchical military dictatorship • Revolutionary intellectuals: The dynamite of the revolutionary movement • Jazani’s paradoxical hints • Revolutionary agents and the question of leadership in a despotic or democratic Iran 6 54 56 58 61 62 THE TUDEH PARTY’S AWKWARD TANGO WITH ARMED STRUGGLE • Ideological rift over revolution-making • Iranian students take sides • The Tudeh Party’s reluctant approval of armed struggle • The Tudeh Party pushes back against armed struggle • Revolution means employing peaceful methods of struggle • The Tudeh Party denounces armed struggle • What did the revolutionary Marxists think of the Tudeh Party? 7 53 66 67 68 69 72 73 76 80 MONARCHISTS, MAOISTS, AND THE TUDEH PARTY IN UNISON: ARMED STRUGGLE IS COUNTER REVOLUTIONARY ADVENTURISM • For Nikkhah the red revolution turned white • Kourosh Lasha’i’s rejection of romanticism and embrace of realism • The Tudeh Party: We told you so 8 ARMED STRUGGLE AND MARXIST CANONISTS • Historical determinism or revolutionary voluntarism? • Marx and Engels: Wavering over the role of violence? • Lenin on violence, unequivocal? ', • Trotsky: Dissonance between intellectual revolutionary . consciousness and backward economic conditions invites violence 83 85 88 92 94 95 97 104 108
CONTENTS 9 ARMED STRUGGLE AND MARXIST REVOLUTIONARIES Į IX 112 • Mao Tse-tung’s revolutionary authority 116 • Che Guevara’s revolution-making to overthrow dictators • Carlos Marighella: Unleashing violence to end dictatorial violence 118 • Marighella in Iran via Baghdad 127 10 FORMATIVE YEARS OF THE JAZANI GROUP • Jazani the entrepreneur • Whence it came • Student political activittes • First phase of the Jazani Group • Jazani and The Message of University Students • Second phase of the Jazani Group • The political and propaganda branch • The operational and military branch • The military operation that should have happened but did not • Ghafour Hasanpour’s networks: Recruiting behind the scenes 11 JAZANI GROUP COMPROMISED •First raids • Ihe remnants of the Jazani Group under siege • Bank robberies • The decision to leave the country •Ihe final nabs . 124 130 130 131 133 136 138 140 142 144 148 150 154 155 159 160 162 164 12 THE NEW HASANPOUR, ASHRAF, AND SAFaT-FARAHANI GROUP: PREPARATIONS AND OPERATIONS • Picking up the broken pieces • Organizing armed struggle: Three teams • The first urban operations of the H-A-S Group 13 167 170 171 177 THE POUYAN, AHMADZADEH, AND MEFTAHI GROUP 180 • The dissimilar but inseparable Pouyan and Ahmadzadeh • Enter‘Abbas Meftahi • Pouyan’s circles at Mashhad and Tabriz 181 ' 182 184
X I CALL TO ARMS • Ahmadzadeh’s membership in Hirmanpour’s circle • Meftahi’s Sari and Tehran circles • The P-A-M Group’s military operations before Siyahkal • An ethical digression: To press or not to press the trigger 188 193 198 202 14 ARMED STRUGGLE IN IRAN: RURAL OR URBAN 205 • Theoretical positioning • Ahmadzadeh gently parts with the Cuban model • Jazani: Rural Iran not the ideal revolutionary base • Jazani’s change of heart: Emphasis on rural/mountainous warfare 206 208 211 212 15 MERGER DISCUSSIONS FOR “IRAN’S REVOLUTIONARY ARMED MOVEMENT” • • • • The painful and slow process of negotiation Last hurdle: Convincing the P-A-M rank and file The mountain group’s five-month reconnaissance mission Postponements 16 THE H-A-S GROUP HOUNDED • The beans are spilled • The arrests begin • The mountain team compromised 17 THE SIYAHKAL OPERATION • Assault on the Siyahkal Gendarmerie Station on 19 Bahman • The aftermath of the assault • The nineteen-day odyssey of the retreating guerrillas 18 ASSESSING THE SIYAHKAL STRIKE • Objectives of the Siyahkal strike: Ahmadzadeh, Ashraf, Safa’iFarahani • Siyahkal as a military operation: Fumbles and blunders • The regime’s first public response to the Siyahkal strike • The Ranking Security Official’s spectacle 2l8 220 222 224 227 229 232 234 237 /24О 242 246 248 256 258 261 264 267
CONTENTS I XI 19 THE HAMID ASHRAF FACTOR • Schooling • Ashrafin the eyes of fellow combatants • Three years of guerrilla struggle in perspective • Ashraf violent and authoritarian? 20 HEMMING THE GUERRILLAS OR CULTIVATING A GUERRILLA CULTURE? • The Shah declares the end of terrorist activities in ban • The Golesorkhi affair • Revolutionaries of the Film School of the Iranian National Television • Slaying heroes: Fuel on fire 21 22 270 270 273 277 281 285 286 287 291 .293 JAZANl’S QUESTIONING OF ARMED STRUGGLE 297 • Challenging the theory and practice of the Fada’is • Looking for new forms of struggle ·. Underlining the role of legal methods of struggle • A matter of trade-off 297 301 302 304 SOFTLY DISARMING ARMED STRUGGLE TO REGAIN THE TRUST OF THE MASSES • Step one: The correct stage in the movement • Step two: Walking on two legs • Step three: Iran’s paradoxical political condition, democratic and despotic • Step four: The guerrillas’ conflicting remits, or unity of opposites • Step five: Armed propaganda and the combined method of struggle • Two interpretations of armed struggle ՜ • The issue of objective conditions of revolution • How long would it take the masses to join the movement? • Saving the armed movement from the unhealthy leftist tendency 306 307 309 312 314 316 320 321 323 325
XII I CALL TO ARMS 23 JAZANi’S IDEOLOGICAL OFFENSIVE IN PRISON • • • • • Spreading the good word Open schism in prison Where did the original members of the Jazani Group stand? The secretive delinking of armed struggle from the movement The misunderstood or conflicted theoretician 24 THE FADA’I INTERFACE, INSIDE, OUTSIDE PRISON • Indirect interactions between Ashraf and Jazani in 1973 • On the correct method of struggle: The Fada’is and the Star Group • Summer 1974: Armed struggle as strategy and tactic has the upperhand • Reading about the correct method of struggle in People’s Combat • Familiarity with and reaction to Jazani’s works outside prisons 327 328 331 334 337 339 341 341 343 346 347 349 25 FADA՛I LEADERSHIP DEBATING CORRECT METHODS OF STRUGGLE • A discreet Jazani special issue of People’s Combat • Growing a second leg? • Political activities in 1976 discussions with the Marxist Mojahedin • Does Ashraftake sides in May/June 1976? 26 BIRD’S-EYE VIEW OF ARMED STRUGGLE (I97I-I976) • The guerrillas’persistent presence • Guerrillas highlighted: Partial transparency • The news blackout and the Fada’is’rising success • Changing tides: Expansion, exposure, and beleaguered • The Fada’is’ relations with Libya, Palestinian groups, and the Soviet Union • The shock of state terrorism • Fada’is under attack • The Fada’is without Ashraf 354 357 360 364 366 372 373 377 384 390 393 397 400 404
CONTENTS ļ XIII 27 GUERRILLAS CONDUCTING THE REGIME’S REQUIEM • ■ • • • 406 Students at home beat on the drums of war University turmoil and campus guards Policy of zero tolerance The student backlash to the Golesorkhi affair Winds of change 408 412 415 416 419 28 the regime’s requiem: the players ABROAD 422 • Iranian students abroad rallying against the regime • Iranian students abroad take their cue from the guerrillas • Radical methods to put the Shah’s regime on the spot 29 PRELUDE TO THE SHAH’S FREE FALL • • • • • The Western press reveals secrets Disdain for torture The grand anti-Shah conspiracy A last-ditch effort against the guerrilla-CISNU coalition Beating a fatal retreat Conclusion Chronology Bibliography Index 423 425 428 434 435 437 439 441 445 447 453 485 491 |
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| spelling | Rahnema, Ali 1952- Verfasser (DE-588)171290968 aut Call to arms Iran's Marxist revolutionaries : formation and evolution of the Fadaʾis, 1964-1976 Ali Rahnema London Oneworld Academic 2021 XXII, 505 Seiten 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Radical histories of the Middle East Iranian People's Fedai Guerrillas Sāzmān-i Čarīkhā-i Fidā'ī-i Ḫalq-i Īrān (DE-588)2051992-8 gnd rswk-swf Geschichte 1964-1976 gnd rswk-swf Communism / Iran Marxist (DE-588)4168987-2 gnd rswk-swf Iran / History / Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, 1941-1979 Iran / History / Revolution, 1979 Iran / Politics and government / 1941-1979 Iran (DE-588)4027653-3 gnd rswk-swf Iran (DE-588)4027653-3 g Marxist (DE-588)4168987-2 s Geschichte 1964-1976 z DE-604 Sāzmān-i Čarīkhā-i Fidā'ī-i Ḫalq-i Īrān (DE-588)2051992-8 b Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-1-78607-986-2 Digitalisierung UB Bamberg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032522758&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Rahnema, Ali 1952- Call to arms Iran's Marxist revolutionaries : formation and evolution of the Fadaʾis, 1964-1976 Iranian People's Fedai Guerrillas Sāzmān-i Čarīkhā-i Fidā'ī-i Ḫalq-i Īrān (DE-588)2051992-8 gnd Communism / Iran Marxist (DE-588)4168987-2 gnd |
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| title | Call to arms Iran's Marxist revolutionaries : formation and evolution of the Fadaʾis, 1964-1976 |
| title_auth | Call to arms Iran's Marxist revolutionaries : formation and evolution of the Fadaʾis, 1964-1976 |
| title_exact_search | Call to arms Iran's Marxist revolutionaries : formation and evolution of the Fadaʾis, 1964-1976 |
| title_exact_search_txtP | Call to arms Iran's Marxist revolutionaries : formation and evolution of the Fadaʾis, 1964-1976 |
| title_full | Call to arms Iran's Marxist revolutionaries : formation and evolution of the Fadaʾis, 1964-1976 Ali Rahnema |
| title_fullStr | Call to arms Iran's Marxist revolutionaries : formation and evolution of the Fadaʾis, 1964-1976 Ali Rahnema |
| title_full_unstemmed | Call to arms Iran's Marxist revolutionaries : formation and evolution of the Fadaʾis, 1964-1976 Ali Rahnema |
| title_short | Call to arms |
| title_sort | call to arms iran s marxist revolutionaries formation and evolution of the fadaʾis 1964 1976 |
| title_sub | Iran's Marxist revolutionaries : formation and evolution of the Fadaʾis, 1964-1976 |
| topic | Iranian People's Fedai Guerrillas Sāzmān-i Čarīkhā-i Fidā'ī-i Ḫalq-i Īrān (DE-588)2051992-8 gnd Communism / Iran Marxist (DE-588)4168987-2 gnd |
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