Menaker Hashimi person
also: H-A-S-H-E-M-I, Hashimi
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Claims (2)
Menaker Hashimi member_of
SAVAK documented
“spell his name, N-O-V-Z-A-R. His last name is R-A-Z-M-A-R-A. He worked for the SAVAK, which is their special police. And he introduced him to Menaker Hashimi, H-A-S-H-E-M-I, who also was a SAVAK general who had been visiting London.…”
▶ The Colonels corner prelude to terror chapter 30 @ 47:25
Ted Shackley met
Menaker Hashimi host_asserted
“So this is November 1984. Shackley met Hashimi at the Four Seasons Hotel in Hamburg. Hashimi introduced him to Gorbanifar. He also was a SAVAK agent and an arms dealer. Gorbanifar opened the three-day negotiation with Shackley by suggesting…”
▶ The Colonels corner prelude to terror chapter 30 @ 48:21
Mentions (4)
▶ 47:25
spell his name, N-O-V-Z-A-R. His last name is R-A-Z-M-A-R-A. He worked for the SAVAK, which is their special police. And he introduced him to Menaker Hashimi, H-A-S-H-E-M-I, who also was a SAVAK general who had been visiting London.…
▶ 47:55
where he lived in exile now that the Shah wasn't there. Hashimi quickly got the impression that Shackley had a very close connection to Bush and was advising the government on Iran. Hashimi told Shackley that while he had a few contacts in …
▶ 48:21
So this is November 1984. Shackley met Hashimi at the Four Seasons Hotel in Hamburg. Hashimi introduced him to Gorbanifar. He also was a SAVAK agent and an arms dealer. Gorbanifar opened the three-day negotiation with Shackley by suggesting…
▶ 48:52
He then suggested that the poor hostage captured by terrorists in Lebanon could be traded through Iran in exchange for cash. Because one of these hostages was Shackley's old friend and colleague, William Buckley, the station chief at the Be…