Kermanshah

• “A recount of votes in Kermanshah, a Kurdish province, showed that 'there has been no irregularity,' the news agency reported.”

  The Huffington Post: Iran Election Live-Blogging (Wednesday June 17)

• “Doris Lessing was born on 22 October 1919 to British parents in Kermanshah in what was then known as Persia (now Iran) as Doris May Taylor.”

  The Nobel Prize in Literature 2007 - Bio-bibliography

• “Doris Lessing (born Doris May Tayler in Kermanshah, Persia, on 22 October 1919) is a British writer, author of works such as the novels The Grass is Singing and The Golden Notebook.”

  doris lessing | a hunger for books « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground

• “Her perspective is different from my parents' -- her late first husband was from a town called Kermanshah, which is not far from the border with Iraq.”

  The Book, Auntie Mohtaram, and One Last Category

• “The above list of the tribes of Kermanshah is the one to which I can least trust.”

  Glimpses of Life and Manners in Persia

• “The same websites reported that protest gatherings also took place in universities in other Iranian cities such as Kermanshah,”

  The Earth Times Online Newspaper

• “The same websites reported that demonstrators gathered at universities in other Iranian cities such as Kermanshah, Mashad and Shiraz.”

  The Earth Times Online Newspaper

• “They began by establishing a tiny HIV/AIDS clinic in their hometown of Kermanshah, a western town near where heroin flows across the Iraqi border into Iran.”

  USA Today: Iranian doctor works to free AIDS pioneer brother

• “Iran's opposition says anti-government activists also marched in other cities Monday, including Isfahan, Shiraz and Kermanshah.”

  Voice of America: Iranian Lawmakers Demand Death Penalty for Opposition Leaders

• “Demonstrations were also reportedly held in other cities across Iran, including Isfahan, Shiraz and Kermanshah.”

  Voice of America: Iranian Police Fire Tear Gas at Protesters, Arrest Dozens

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