In the early weeks of the revolution, when expulsion and purging, or what is called cleansing, continued in Iran, one of the deserving managers of radio and television was expelled for no reason, namely for collaborating with the tyrannical regime. In the last few exchanged sentences between them, the purging officer asks: Do you have anything to say? The dismissed manager replies, 'If the table and position were loyal, they wouldn't reach you.' The revolutionary individual angrily and insultingly responds, 'We hold it tightly, something you did not do,' and the experienced manager replies, 'Should I sit and practice patience...'
If the Table and Position Were Loyal, They Wouldn't Reach You - 2003-03-31
During the early days of the Iranian Revolution, a radio and television manager was unjustly expelled for alleged collaboration with the previous regime. In a tense exchange, he remarked on the loyalty of positions, highlighting the arbitrary nature of the purging process. This incident reflects the tumultuous political atmosphere and the struggle for power during the revolution.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
A radio and television manager was expelled from his position during the early Iranian Revolution for alleged collaboration with the previous regime. In a tense exchange, he criticized the loyalty of those in power, reflecting the arbitrary nature of the purging process.
- The expulsion occurred in the early weeks of the Iranian Revolution.
- The manager's dismissal was based on accusations of collaboration with the former regime.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Iranian Revolution led to the overthrow of the Shah and the establishment of an Islamic Republic, resulting in widespread purges of individuals associated with the former regime.
🏷️ Entities Mentioned
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