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Hojjatoleslam Hadi Ghaffari (Persian: حجت الاسلام هادی غفاری) (born June 25, 1950 in Azarshahr) is a member of the central council of Imam assembly forces and the president of the Al-Hadi Institute in Iran. He was accused of murdering the ex-Prime Minister Amir-Abbas Hoveida during the sham trials by Sadeq Khalkhali on April 7, 1979. He was also in charge of supervising Hezbollah of Iran. He was member of Islamic Consultative Assembly In the first three periods. He's son of Hossein Ghaffari who was one of the mollas that was tortured to death in prison before the Iranian Revolution.

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  • Hojjatoleslam Hadi Ghaffari (Persian: حجت الاسلام هادی غفاری) (born June 25, 1950 in Azarshahr) is a member of the central council of Imam assembly forces and the president of the Al-Hadi Institute in Iran. He was accused of murdering the ex-Prime Minister Amir-Abbas Hoveida during the sham trials by Sadeq Khalkhali on April 7, 1979. He was also in charge of supervising Hezbollah of Iran. He was member of Islamic Consultative Assembly In the first three periods. He's son of Hossein Ghaffari who was one of the mollas that was tortured to death in prison before the Iranian Revolution. (en)
  • Hadi Ghaffari (persisch هادی غفاری, DMG Hādī Ġaffārī; * 25. Juni 1950 in Azarschahr) ist Mullah und Hodschatoleslam und der Chef der iranischen Hisbollahi-Bewegung. Er wird unter anderem beschuldigt, innerhalb der Islamische Revolution den bereits zum Tode verurteilten iranischen Ministerpräsidenten Amir Abbas Hoveyda am 7. April 1979 eigenhändig mit einer Pistole in den Nacken geschossen haben, woraufhin Hoveida stürzte und um den Gnadenschuss bettelte. Exil-Iraner beschuldigten ihn schwerer Menschenrechtsverletzungen, die schließlich 1980 zu Strafanzeige wegen Folterungen von Regimegegnern führte. Er konnte sich aber mit Erfolg verteidigen, da er "nur Vergeltung im Sinne islamischen Rechts geübt" habe. Ende Februar 1982 bereiste er Westdeutschland, um die iranische Botschaft in Bonn und (de)
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  • Hadi Ghaffari (persisch هادی غفاری, DMG Hādī Ġaffārī; * 25. Juni 1950 in Azarschahr) ist Mullah und Hodschatoleslam und der Chef der iranischen Hisbollahi-Bewegung. Er wird unter anderem beschuldigt, innerhalb der Islamische Revolution den bereits zum Tode verurteilten iranischen Ministerpräsidenten Amir Abbas Hoveyda am 7. April 1979 eigenhändig mit einer Pistole in den Nacken geschossen haben, woraufhin Hoveida stürzte und um den Gnadenschuss bettelte. Exil-Iraner beschuldigten ihn schwerer Menschenrechtsverletzungen, die schließlich 1980 zu Strafanzeige wegen Folterungen von Regimegegnern führte. Er konnte sich aber mit Erfolg verteidigen, da er "nur Vergeltung im Sinne islamischen Rechts geübt" habe. Ende Februar 1982 bereiste er Westdeutschland, um die iranische Botschaft in Bonn und das Hamburger Konsulat zu inspizieren. Auch wurde er angeblich bei Attacke gegen regierungsfeindliche iranische Studenten auf das Mainzer Studentenwohnheim Inter 1 am 24. März 1982 in westlicher Kleidung auf der gegenüberliegenden Schnellstraße gesehen. Diese Angaben konnten allerdings nicht bestätigt werden. (de)
  • Hojjatoleslam Hadi Ghaffari (Persian: حجت الاسلام هادی غفاری) (born June 25, 1950 in Azarshahr) is a member of the central council of Imam assembly forces and the president of the Al-Hadi Institute in Iran. He was accused of murdering the ex-Prime Minister Amir-Abbas Hoveida during the sham trials by Sadeq Khalkhali on April 7, 1979. He was also in charge of supervising Hezbollah of Iran. He was member of Islamic Consultative Assembly In the first three periods. He's son of Hossein Ghaffari who was one of the mollas that was tortured to death in prison before the Iranian Revolution. According to Dr Mir Ali Montazam, one-time first secretary at the Iranian embassy, Ghaffari, was nicknamed the "machinegun mullah" , since he was mostly seen with guns in the early revolution years. Montazam further alleges that Ghaffari played a key part in funding the Provisional IRA during the Troubles. Iranian officials deposited £4 million into a secret Jersey bank account, funded by the sale of artwork from the Iranian Embassy in London. Ghaffari was sent to Belfast and organized the distribution of the money via sympathetic Irish businessmen. (en)
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