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and misrepresented his primary sources in order 'to fit his own conspiracy belief'. Furthermore, Adamiyat rejected the work of his scholarly colleagues due to racist opinions; he 'dismisses as worthless the writings of a number of Jewish scholars', among them the noted scholar
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Historiography and
Political Culture in Twentieth Century Iran – abstracts
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Fereydun Adamiyat on the Iranian Students News Agency website, 2014
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