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Iran Tribunal This List Includes Political Prisoners Who Were Executed by the Islamic Republic of Iran from July to October 1988 and So Far Have Been Documented Iran Tribunal This list includes political prisoners who were executed by the Islamic Republic of Iran from July to October 1988 and so far have been documented. No SURNAME Name HOMETOWN AGE OCCUPATION DATE OF EXEC. PLACE OF EXEC.METHOD OF EXEC. ORGANISATION 1546 Haeri Parvin Unknown 29 MA-MS Jul/Aug 1988 Evin Prison Hang PMOI 1547 Habib Ekhyari Ferdõs Isfahan 26 Uni Student Jul/Aug 1988 Isfahan Fire squad PMOI 1549 Habibi Ebrahim Tehran 32 Diploma 28 July 1989 Evin Prison Hang PMOI 1550 Habibi Jaber Marand 26 Diploma 28 July 1989 Evin Prison Fire squad PMOI 1551 Habibi Nader Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Fadaii Majority 1552 Habibi Mansour Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1553 Habibi Hassan Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1556 Haddadi Moghaddam Said Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Evin Prison Execution OIPFG 1558 Hadi Naser Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Unknown Unknown 1559 Hadi Khan Lou AmirHoushang Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Gohar Dasht Unknown Unknown 1560 Hadi Khan Lou Bizhan Unknown Unknown Uni Student Year 1988 Tehran Fire squad PMOI 1561 Hadi Khan Lou AmirHoushang Oroumiyeh 62 Primary School Sep/Oct 1988 Evin Prison Hang PMOI 1562 Hadi Beygi Behzad Kermanshah 29 Diploma Sep/Aug 1988 Kermanshah Fire squad PMOI 1563 Hadi Pour Seyyed Ahmad Unknown 37 Uni Student Year 1988 Ahvaz Execution PMOI 1564 Hadi Pour Seyyed Hamid(Shamseddin)Shoushtar 37 Uni Student Sep/Aug 1988 Ahvaz Hang PMOI 1565 Hadi Zadeh Morteza Ahvaz 22 Diploma Oct/Nov 1988 Ahvaz Fire squad PMOI 1566 Hadian Karim Nahavand 31 High Dip Year 1988 Hamedan Hang PMOI 1567 Hadian HamidReza Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Evin Prison Fire squad PMOI 1568 Hadian Hadi Nahavand 23 Unknown Year 1988 Hamedan Fire squad PMOI 1569 Hadidi MohammadTaghi Isfahan 24 Diploma 04 August 1988 Isfahan Fire squad PMOI 1570 Hafezi Nia Mohammad Ali Unknown 25 Pupil Jul/Aug 1988 Evin Prison Hang PMOI 1571 Hagh Bayan Gholam Reza Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Unknown Komala 1572 Hagh Amini Hamid Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1573 Hagh Balini Bizhan Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1574 Hagh Doust Mahboub astara Unknown Unknown Jul/Aug 1988 Rasht Hang PMOI 1575 Hagh Shenas Gholam Abbas Fasa 29 Uni Student Sep/Aug 1988 Shiraz Fire squad PMOI 1576 Hagh Verdi Ali Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Gohar Dasht Execution Unknown 1577 Hagh Verdi Mamghani Ali Mamghan Tabriz 28 Diploma 03 August 1988 Evin Prison Fire squad PMOI 1578 Haghani Hossein Lahijan 27 Diploma Oct/Nov 1988 Rasht Fire squad PMOI 1579 Haghani Ali Babol 24 Unknown Year 1988 Babol Fire squad PMOI 1580 HhHaghii MMehdihdi TbTabriiz 18 PiPupill YYear 1988 TbTabriiz FiFire squad PMPMOIOI 1581 Haghi Moni Hamid Tabriz 23 Diploma Oct/Nov 1988 Tabriz Hang PMOI 1582 Haghighat Hassan Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Fire squad PMOI 1583 Haghighat Gou Mohammad Hosein Tehran 30 BA-BS 30 July 1988 Tehran Hang PMOI 1584 Haghighat Khah Yahya Lahijan Unknown Unknown Jul/Aug 1988 Lahijan Fire squad PMOI 1585 Haghighatjou Hossein Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Gohar Dasht Execution Unknown 1586 Haghighi Said Unknown Unknown Diploma Jul/Aug 1988 Evin Prison Hang PMOI 1587 Haghighi Aghil Ghaemshahr 30 BA-BS Jul/Aug 1988 Evin Prison Hang PMOI 1588 Haghighi Manzar Tehran Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Evin Prison Execution PMOI 1589 Haghighi Shahin Unknown 23 Unknown Year 1988 Rasht Fire squad PMOI 1590 Haghighi Akbar Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1591 Haghighi Fard Mohammad Unknown Unknown Uni Student Sep/Aug 1988 Tehran Fire squad PMOI 1592 Haghighian Majid Isfahan 26 Uni Student Year 1988 Isfahan Fire squad PMOI 1593 Haghighian Ali Naghi Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Gohar Dasht Execution Unknown 1594 Haghighian Roudsari Ali Naghi Roudsar 29 Uni Student Year 1988 Gohar Dasht Fire squad PMOI 1595 Haghighian Roudsari Zahra Roudsar Unknown Unknown Oct/Nov 1988 Gohar Dasht Fire squad PMOI 1596 Haj Asgari Naser Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1597 Haj Maleki Eshagh Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Tudeh Party 1598 Haj Mohammadi Habib Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1599 Haj Mohammadi Alireza Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1600 Haj Mohsen Amir Hosein Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Unknown WW 1601 Haj Mohsen Hossein Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1602 Haj Abdol Azim Naraghi MohaMohammad Unknown 36 Uni Student Jul/Aug 1988 Gohar Dasht Hang PMOI 1603 Haj aghaie Abol Ghasam Abhar 33 BA-BS 09 August 1988 Gohar Dasht Hang PMOI www.irantribunal.com Copyright © 2011 [email protected] Iran Tribunal This list includes political prisoners who were executed by the Islamic Republic of Iran from July to October 1988 and so far have been documented. 1604 Haj aghaie Behrouz Abhar 24 High Dip Jul/Aug 1988 Zanjan Fire squad PMOI 1605 Haj Akbari Soheila Unknown Unknown Unknown Sep/Aug 1988 Evin Prison Fire squad PMOI 1606 Haj Ali Mahboubeh Unknown 26 Diploma Oct/Nov 1988 Evin Prison Fire squad PMOI 1607 Haj maleki Eshagh Unknown Unknown Unknown September 1988 Ghel Hesar Execution Tudeh Party 1608 Haj Mir Esmaili Zohreh Unknown 25 Pupil Jul/Aug 1988 Evin Prison Hang PMOI 1609 Haj Mirzaie Farhad Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Unknown Komala 1610 Haj Mohammadi Zohreh Unknown 25 Diploma Sep/Aug 1988 Tehran Fire squad PMOI 1611 Haj Samadi Alireza Ardebil 32 Uni Student Jul/Aug 1988 Tehran Hang PMOI 1612 Hajari Abbas Mashhad 66 Army Officer Sep/Aug 1988 Unknown Execution Tudeh Party 1613 Hajari Aabas Mashhad 66 Army Officer September 1988 Unknown Execution Tudeh Party 1614 Haji Ali Karaj Unknown Unknown 09 August 1988 Gohar Dasht Hang PMOI 1615 Haji Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Oroumiyeh Execution Unknown 1616 Haji Pour Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1617 Haji Asgari Naser Zanjan 23 Diploma Dec/Jan 1988 Evin Prison Hang PMOI 1618 Haji Isfahani Jahromi (Male) Unknown Unknown Unknown Nov/Dec 1988 Shiraz Fire squad PMOI 1619 Haji Isfahani Jahromi (Male) Unknown Unknown Unknown Nov/Dec 1988 Shiraz Fire squad PMOI 1620 Haji Isfahani Jahromi (Male) Unknown Unknown Unknown Nov/Dec 1988 Shiraz Fire squad PMOI 1621 Haji Isfahani Jahromi (Male) Unknown Unknown Unknown Nov/Dec 1988 Shiraz Fire squad PMOI 1622 Haji Kiyazadeh abkenari Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1623 Haji Mohammadi Habib Babol 24 High School Year 1988 Babol Fire squad PMOI 1624 Haji Mohammadi Mazaher Babol 29 Diploma Year 1988 Babol Fire squad PMOI 1625 Haji Mohammadi Mazaher Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1626 Haji Nezhad Ali Khõy 28 Uni Student 01 December 1988 Gohar Dasht Fire squad PMOI 1627 Haji Salahi Ali Asghar Lahijan 27 Diploma Dec/Jan 1988 Rasht Fire squad PMOI 1628 Haji Zadeh Hojjat Shiraz 26 Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Fire squad PMOI 1629 Haji Zadeh Masoud Shiraz 20 High School Jul/Aug 1988 Shiraz Fire squad PMOI 1630 Hajian Leila Unknown 25 Diploma Oct/Nov 1988 Tehran Hang PMOI 1631 Hajian Nila Tehran 23 Pupil Year 1988 Tehran Execution PMOI 1632 Hajian Galehdar Asl Fatemeh abadan 29 Diploma Year 1988 Ahvaz Fire squad PMOI 1633 Hajian Nezhad Mehdi Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1634 Hajiani Hamid Shiraz Unknown Diploma Year 1988 adel abad Fire squad PMOI 1635 Hajiya Nejat Leila Tehran 26 Diploma Oct/Nov 1988 Tehran Fire squad PMOI 1636 Hajiyan Pour Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1637 Hakim Abol Hasan Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1638 Hakimi Sharyar Tehran 27 Uni Student Jul/Aug 1988 Evin Prison Fire squad PMOI 1639 Hakimi Sirous Unknown Unknown Unknown Oct/Nov 1988 Tehran Fire squad PMOI 1640 Hakimi Sirous Unknown Unknown Army Officer Sep/Aug 1988 Unknown Execution Tudeh Party 1641 Hakimi Naser Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1642 Hakimi Cyros Unknown Unknown Retired Army OfficeSeptember 1988 Unknown Execution Tudeh Party 1643 Hakimi Nezhad Ahmad Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1644 Halakouie Sohrab Isfahan 45 Diploma Jul/Aug 1988 Isfahan Fire squad PMOI 1645 Halati Amir Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1646 Halimi Nezhad Ahmad Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Unknown 1647 Halvaie Unknown Behbahan Unknown Unknown Jul/Aug 1988 Behbahan Execution PMOI 1648 Hamami Mohammad Ghouchan 30 Diploma Jul/Aug 1988 Vakil abad Hang PMOI 1649 Hamed Heydar Doust Nader Tehran 25 Pupil Jul/Aug 1988 Evin Prison Hang PMOI 1650 Hamedani Hassan Sanandaj 33 Diploma Year 1988 Hamedan Fire squad PMOI 1651 Hamedani Farhad Karand 17 Pupil 06 August 1988 W.Karand Hang PMOI 1652 Hamedani Faraz Morteza Hamedan 29 High Dip Year 1988 Unknown Execution PMOI 1653 Hamedanian Kazem Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Unknown Unknown 1654 Hamedanian Kazem Unknown Unknown Unknown Year 1988 Unknown Execution Fadaii Majority 1655 Hamedi Goli Unknown 24 Pupil Jul/Aug 1988 Evin Prison Hang PMOI 1656 Hamidi Soheila Tehran 23 Pupil Sep/Oct 1988 Evin Prison Hang PMOI 1657 Hamidi Fereshteh Tehran 24 Pupil Sep/Aug 1988 Evin Prison Hang PMOI 1658 Hamidi Zahra Unknown 23 Pupil Sep/Aug 1988 Evin Prison Hang PMOI www.irantribunal.com Copyright © 2011 [email protected] Iran Tribunal This list includes political prisoners who were executed by the Islamic Republic of Iran
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