Szahnaz Pahlawi
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| Księżniczka Iranu | ||
| Dane biograficzne | ||
| Dynastia | Pahlawi | |
| Data i miejsce urodzenia | 27 października 1940 Teheran | |
| Ojciec | Mohammad Reza Pahlawi | |
| Matka | Fauzijja bint Fu’ad | |
| Mąż | Ardeszir Zahedi | |
| Mąż | Chosrou Dżahanbani | |
| Dzieci | Zahra Mahnaz, Kejchosrou, Fauzije | |
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Szahnaz Pahlawi, per. شهناز پهلوی (ur. 27 października 1940 w Teheranie) – pierwsza córka ostatniego szacha Iranu, Mohammada Rezy Pahlawiego i jego pierwszej żony Fauzijji bint Fu’ad.
Zarys biografii
Wyszła za mąż za Ardeszira Zahediego, byłego irańskiego ministra do spraw zagranicznych i ambasadora Iranu w Stanach Zjednoczonych w latach 1957–1964 i 1972–1979. Para ma jedną córkę, księżniczkę Zahrę Mahnaz (ur. 2 grudnia 1958).
Po rozwodzie Szahnaz wzięła ślub po raz drugi z Chosrouem Dżahanbanim w lutym 1971. Mają jednego syna, Kejchosroua (ur. 1971) oraz córkę o imieniu Fauzije (ur. 1973).
Obecnie Szahnaz mieszka w Szwajcarii.
Bibliografia
- Munzinger – Prinzessin Schahnaz (niem.) [dostęp 2012-12-11]
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