Jomʿe-ye Sīāh

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Jomʿe-ye Sīāh refers to the 8 September 1978 massacre in Tehran, when Iranian security forces opened fire on protesters during the Iranian Revolution, killing and wounding large numbers of civilians.

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instanceOf event of the Iranian Revolution
human rights violation
massacre
political repression event
alsoKnownAs Black Friday NERFINISHED
Black Friday massacre NERFINISHED
cause use of live ammunition against demonstrators
violent suppression of protests
chronologicalOrder late phase of the Pahlavi monarchy
commemoratedAs day of mourning in revolutionary narratives
country Iran
date 1978-09-08
followedBy further strikes and demonstrations
intensification of revolutionary activities in 1978
hasContext martial law in Tehran
mass demonstrations against Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
hasMotive maintenance of monarchical rule in Iran
suppression of dissent
languageOfName Persian
location Jaleh Square NERFINISHED
Tehran NERFINISHED
numberOfCasualties hundreds of killed and wounded
opposedLeader Mohammad Reza Pahlavi NERFINISHED
opposedRegime Pahlavi dynasty NERFINISHED
partOf Iranian Revolution NERFINISHED
perpetrator Iranian security forces NERFINISHED
military units loyal to Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
precededBy months of nationwide protests in Iran
relatedTo Islamic Revolution of 1979 NERFINISHED
anti-Shah protests
result escalation of the Iranian Revolution
loss of legitimacy for the Shah’s regime
radicalization of opposition to the Pahlavi monarchy
significance symbol of state brutality in Iran
turning point in the Iranian Revolution
subjectOf documentaries about the fall of the Shah
historical studies on the Iranian Revolution
human rights reports on Iran
typeOfViolence mass shooting
state violence against civilians
victim Tehran demonstrators
civilian protesters

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