Abdul Ali Khan Sadigh-es-Saltaneh

Mirza Abdul Ali Khan Sadigh-es-Saltaneh (* 1876; † im 20. Jahrhundert) war ein persischer Diplomat.

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Sadigh-es-Saltaneh war ein Enkel von Fath Ali Schah. Sein Vater war ein Neffe und Zeremonienmeister von Mozaffar ad-Din Schah. Er studierte am Muzzafary College, Täbris. 1897 wurde er zum Kammerherr am Hof von Mozaffar ad-Din Schah ernannt. 1899 trat er in den auswärtigen Dienst und wurde kaiserlicher Beauftragter bei der Anglo-Persian Oil Company, in London. 1910 wurde er zum Botschaftsrat an der Botschaft in London ernannt. 1915 wurde er zum Ministre plénipotentiaire ernannt.[1] 1919 war Abdul Ali Khan, Sadigh-es-Saltaneh, Ministre plénipotentiaire in Washington, D.C., dort trug er eine Grußadresse von Ahmad Schah Kadschar zum 15. internationalen Kongress gegen den Alkoholismus vom 21. bis zum 26. September 1920 vor.[2]

In seiner Amtszeit in Berlin wurden dort angebliche Nebenabsprachen zum Anglo-iranischen Vertrag von 1919 behauptet, die Sadigh-es-Saltaneh dementierte.[3][4]

Einzelnachweise

Asia, Band 19, American Asiatic Association, Asia Magazine, 1919
http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924030305738 Proceedings of the Fifteenth International Congress Against Alcoholism : held at Washington, D.C., U.S.A., September 21-26, 1920
The New York Times, 5. September 1920 The Persian Minister, Sadigh-es-Saltaneh, denied, in a statement tonight, dispatches from Berlin announcing the discovery of what to be an authentic copy of a secret treaty made by Persia and Great Britain in 1919. " There is positively no foundation for the report, " the Minister said. " The onoly treaty entered into by Persia and Great Britain wasa signed on Aug. 9, 1919, and received the fullest publicity at the time. Tis treaty, however, recently has been temporarliy abrogated until it can be submitted to the Meduliss, the Persian law-making and treaty-making body, to be called in session in a very short time." (PDF)
Ahmad Mahrad, Die deutsch-persischen Beziehungen von 1918-1933, Lang, 1979 - 617 S., S. 61

Vorgänger	Amt	Nachfolger
Mirza Malkam Khan	Persischer Botschafter in London 1914 – 8. August 1919
Hussein Kuli Khan Nawab	Persischer Botschafter in Washington D.C. 8. August 1919	Hossein Ala
Hussein Kuli Khan Nawab	Persischer Botschafter in Berlin 5. September 1920	Abol Qassem Nadschm

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[1] Asia, Band 19, American Asiatic Association, Asia Magazine, 1919

[2] ttp://www.archive.org/details/cu31924030305738 Proceedings of the Fifteenth International Congress Against Alcoholism : held at Washington, D.C., U.S.A., September 21-26, 1920

[3] The New York Times, 5. September 1920 The Persian Minister, Sadigh-es-Saltaneh, denied, in a statement tonight, dispatches from Berlin announcing the discovery of what to be an authentic copy of a secret treaty made by Persia and Great Britain in 1919. " There is positively no foundation for the report, " the Minister said. " The onoly treaty entered into by Persia and Great Britain wasa signed on Aug. 9, 1919, and received the fullest publicity at the time. Tis treaty, however, recently has been temporarliy abrogated until it can be submitted to the Meduliss, the Persian law-making and treaty-making body, to be called in session in a very short time." (PDF)

[4] Ahmad Mahrad, Die deutsch-persischen Beziehungen von 1918-1933, Lang, 1979 - 617 S., S. 61