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Asadollah Mobasheri
اسدالله مبشری
Asadollah Mobasheri
Minister of Justice
In office 11 February 1979 – 20 June 1979
Prime Minister	Mehdi Bazargan
Preceded by	Yahya Sadeq Vaziri
Succeeded by	Ahmad Sayyed Javadi
Personal details
Born	1909 (1909) Tehran, Sublime State of Iran
Died	1990 (aged 80–81) Tehran, Iran
Alma mater	Tehran School of Law and Political Science

Asadollah Mobasheri Sohri Behzadi or Assadollah Mobashery (Persian: اسدالله مبشری خورشیدی بهزادی‎; 1909–1990) was an Iranian judge, politician, journalist, poet, and translator of Goethe, Henry Corbin, and Karl Jaspers from French into Persian.

He was for a short period of time Minister of Justice at the first and only democratic cabinet after the 1979 Iranian Revolution. He was arrested and imprisoned at the time of the Shah and the Islamic Republic both because of his activities for the human rights.^[1]

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