Ebrahim Karimabadi
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Ebrahim Karimabadi (Persian: ابراهیم کریمآبادی) was an Iranian lawyer, journalist, and café owner.[1]
Ebrahim Karimabadi | |
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ابراهیم کریمآبادی | |
| Born | 1917[1] |
| Died | c. 1980 (aged 62–63) |
Political party | National Front |
He held a bachelor of law from University of Tehran and started his career in journalism in 1946.[1] He owned a daily called Asnaf (lit. 'Guilds') and served as the director of another daily, Mashrutiyat (lit. 'Constitutionalism').[1] Karimabadi was head of the cafee- and teahouse owners' guild, and mobilized them in support of the government of Mohammad Mosaddegh.[2] Along with Mohammad-Hassan Shamshiri, he was among the major bazaari leaders in the National Front.[2]
