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Kotakuan II wrote:

So that would be a traditional, Roman Catholic, Austria.

Paseo wrote:

| Silence spreads throughout the country, as the Iranian National Broadcast present, Shamir Asfan, with tears in eyes announced that Her Imperial Majesty, Empress Shahnaz Pahlavi has died, four hours after a surgery that seemed to have saved her life. Time and the country frozen in shock, grief and disbelief. The Mother of the Nation has died due an assassination in Mashhad on the 26th of February 1995. The Empress has died in the early hours of the 27th of February. As stated by the doctors, the area in which the Empress was shot, was too close to heart and the wound was too deep.

Time has really stopped in Iran. Schools, Factories, Shops, Streets...all empty, the streets that once were overfilled with life were now empty and silent as the country watched the nightmare occur. By 1:00 P.M the Golestan Palace had seen something Iran has never witnessed. Millions of people have gathered around the Golestan Palace, with candles and flowers. And it was only the beginning. By 23:00 P.M, all the Palaces around the country had millions flock to them, praying in front of the Palace. Fire Temples, Churches, Mosques and Synagogues by morning of 28th of February were overflown with people. The Suicide Lines have seen an increase in calls in an overnight by nearly 40%.

Millions around Iran have began to place the portraits, pictures and paintings of Empress Shahnaz Pahlavi in their windows, on their rooftops, on their doors. All flags in Iran have been lowered completely, all Iranian flags in foreign embassies have been brought down completely. The Iranian government has officially announced a national mourning and called up an emergency meeting. However, it is the silence of the Pahlavi Dynasty that strikes the most. It has been stated by the Palace that the two young Princes are with their step-Grandmother Empress Farah, and Crown Princess Cherlynn is set to be coming home on the 1st of March.

The Woman who was beloved by millions, a true national hero and role model, the woman who believed in democracy like no other monarch in the world, the woman who fought like a lioness for peace and stability in the region, has died, died from the hands of a man that is yet to be revealed. However, this was only the beginning of a storm that would soon take over Iranians and Iran. May Ahura Mazda have Her Imperial Majesty in peace. |

Enchanted Oasis wrote:

>_<

Kotakuan II wrote:

Heretics are not welcome here ->-