Ahmad Amir-Ahmadi

Ahmad Amir-Ahmadi
احمد امیراحمدی
Ahmad Amir-Ahmadi احمد امیراحمدی
Nickname	“The Butcher of Luristan”
Born	1884; Tehran, Sublime State of Persia
Died	25 November 1965 (aged 81); Tehran, Imperial State of Iran
Buried	Hadi Mosque, Ray
Allegiance	Sublime State of Persia; (1898–1925); Imperial State of Iran; (1925–1949)
Service years	1898–1949
Rank	Lieutenant general
Conflicts	Persian Constitutional Revolution; First World War Persian campaign; ; Kurdish separatism in Iran Simko Shikak revolt; Simko Shikak revolt (1926); ; Luri tribal insurgency in Pahlavi Iran; 1921 Persian coup d'état; Second World War Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran; ; Iran crisis of 1946;
Awards	Order of Zolfaghar; Order of Saint Anna
Spouse	Touran Tofighi

Lieutenant General Ahmad Amir-Ahmadi (Persian: احمد امیراحمدی; 1884–1965) was an Iranian military officer and politician who played a major role in the rise of the Pahlavi dynasty and later served as a cabinet Minister in Iran during the 1940s and 1950s.