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                   Hassan Mazandarani

Born in Sari(18/06/1966) from the Persian "Sari e Tajan" during the reign of Muhammad reza Pahlavi in a seaside town in northern Iran, son of a family of rural nobility in the Caucasus region, of a clan originating in Dagestan. started his studies at the age of 4 years, He began Koranic studies as a child at the Sari Mosque and continued at the Ati Kindergarten in Persian مدرسه زبان آتی in the City of Babou military training

               in 1978 showing contempt for foreigners and still very young, Hassan preferred to leave Iran and serve as a soldier in the 10th infantry in Dagestan land of his ancestors, with the overthrow of the Pahlevi dynasty and the triumphal return of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to Iran in 1979, 

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Hassan immediately returns to Iran and at first joins the street protests alongside members of the Socialist Party of Iran(tudeh), after 15 days, cunning, quick he abandons his comrades from (tudeh) and enlists in the revolutionary guard created by Khomeini to support the Islamic revolution, and with only 13 years of age he was appointed second lieutenant of the revolutionary guard and his rapid ascension in the theocratic regime was very useful and easy, Hassan started arresting his former socialist comrades and in three months he was promoted to first lieutenant. While left-wing parties around the world applauded the revolution that challenged the Americans, revolutionaries were outlawing left-wing parties and putting their members in the dungeon. In fact, all parties irrespective of their ideological camp were persecuted by the revolutionaries. 

with a promising military career in a militia known as the (IRGC) Hassan was an active persecutor of the regime's opponents was transferred to a new secret service created under the name of (sepah e pasdaran) the intelligence of the revolutionary guard (IRGC). The war Iran-Iraq However, secret service work was interrupted by the unexpected Iraqi invasion on November 28, 1978, an invasion driven by Saddam Hussein's fear that Iran would export the Islamic revolution to Iraq. At the beginning of the war, it was the Iranian air force that reacted valiantly, which destroyed significant Iraqi oil wells such as Basra and Osirak nuclear reactor near Baghdad, Hassan as first lieutenant was in the rear defense of the northern border, the mountainous region in border between the two countries made very difficult for the Iraqi army to advance, In the same year Hassan was assigned to create an intelligence and counter-intelligence service within the improvised (basij) an armed force created and subordinated to the revolutionary guard, to make the counterattack against the Iraqi invasion, the basij became also known as "human wave". and had in its ranks from 12-year-olds to 70-year-old men, soon Hassan was sent to Khorramshahr which was under the control of the Iraqi army and with his prejudiced personality that was compounded by a hate for foreigners, he presented the improvised colonel of the basij with a daring plan, Hassan who mastered the Arabic language properly volunteered for enter in Khorramshahr disguised as an Iranian dissident willing to pass on valuable information to the Iraqi army,Hassan was successful and managed to infiltrate along with some other Iranian volunteers among the Iraqi troops that controlled Khorramshahr, in the city his performance was considered excellent by his superiors, as he convinced the Iraqis to divert troops to other battle points such as the cities of Dezful, Ahvaz and Susangerd, causing them to belittle the Basij's military might. With this misplacement of Iraqi troops the defense of the city of Khorramshahr became weak to withstand the Iranian counterattack and in 1980 Hassan returned to Iran to participate of the Basij avalanche against Iraqi troops. The battle lasted 34 days and was a battle of trenches, bayonets and house-to-house clashes, in this battle he was seriously wounded by the explosion of a grenade. An immense investment by Iraqi forces, far beyond what Iraq's war plans anticipated. In turn, this battle allowed Iran to stabilize the front lines at Dezful, Ahvaz, and Susangerd. Khorramshahr was mainly attacked by Marine Commandos (Takavaran), some units of the 92nd Armored Division, Pasdaran fighters, basij and civilian volunteers.

Khorramshahr was eventually recaptured by the Iranians during Operation Beit-ol-Moqaddas in 1982, a turning point in the war. what earned Hassan a promotion to captain. Wounded, the precocious captain was hospitalized for 49 days and after leaving the hospital he was appointed to a bureaucratic position, being one of the coordinators of the secret service secretaries of the revolutionary guard, in charge of containing possible insurrections within Iran in favor of Iraq, during his short pass in these functions hundreds of Iranians and foreigners were arrested without charge. During this period he befriended Ahmed Khomeini, son of Ayatollah Khomeini and appointed temporary general of the Iranian army, and during the two years that Captain Hassan Mazandarani was released from frontline service, his job was primarily to create reports against probables Ahmad's enemies. Iranian counterattack in mid-1987, iran began a brutal counter-offensive against iraq and then Major Hassan Mazandarani asked for a leave of absence from his bureaucratic duties and took part in this attack despite his calm demeanor, the major showed unusual courage in the counterattack of iranian troops and in the siege of baghdad, which had significant participation of iraqi xiite militias and kurdish militias, Major Hassan made part of the troops who besieged baghdad, but the war ended through UN resolution 598, a resolution that frustrated all the young officer's plans and led Hassan to ask for discharge from the army at just 22 years old.The young Iranian officer returned to his hometown and made a 1-month retreat at the ghadoun mosque of Sari, there he dedicated himself to reading the Koran and books by Jalaludin Rumi and Faridudin Attar, his disappointment at the end of the war was visible. , Hassan alternated the retreat with constant visits to Ahmed Khomeini and its this one friend convinced him to make a long trip to several countries and get to know their cultures. That same year Hassan decided to make a trip abroad starting with china, a country in which he left and made a good impression between the chinese autorities, he stayed about 2 years in that country, and then traveled to pakistan where he stayed for 1 year and a few months, there is also a significant passage through Central and Latin America, countries where he stayed for approximately 15 years and had sentimental involvement with several women. diplomatic career at age 37 Hassan returned to iran to attend the tehran school of diplomacy from which he graduated in the class of 2008 being appointed as secretary adviser at the Iran embassy in India, staying in that country until 2011. Following the logic that determines; The friend of my enemy is my enemy, Hassan had an unimpressive diplomatic career being always sent to countries without much importance in geopolitics and for his furious and constant attacks on westerners he went through countries like mongolia, tanzania, malawi and ended up a cabinet advisor of the Iranian ambassador to French Guiana (In practice Hassan exercised the functions of consul in French Guiana, French Overseas Territory) where he was retired in 2018 at age 51 years. Hassan today has business and business interests in several countries in Latin America, usually plantations of tropical fruits, but after the covid 19 pandemic, he paralyzed all these businesses and lives as a quiet gentleman of medium height and slim physique but athletic , is common see him running on Montabo beach

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