List of worldwide Iranian Embassies with phone/fax numbers

[DaveinJapan]

Someone on Twitter suggested this be circulated. Any suggestions as to what to write/tell them (solidarity for the protesters or something?)?

Funny too, I'm supposed to be going right near the Tokyo Embassy tomorrow morning (doubt I could get in to lodge a complaint right now though lol).

http://www.embassiesabroad.com/embassies-of/Iran

[MADem]

1. For purposes of organizing protests, maybe? nt

[Oregone]

2. Leave them alone. Not your country

[bananas]

3. Reminds of when KPFK called the Iranian embassy during the 1979 hostage crisis

From the Vault: The Iran Hostage Crisis
Description

"And, of course, the hostages are okay." - Unidentified Iranian Student speaking to KPFK radio - One of many who held 52 American Embassy personnel hostage for 444 days during 1979 - 1981.

In the early morning hours on November 30, 1979, Elliot Mintz and Roy Tuckman - while on Roy's nightly program "Something's Happening" on Pacifica's KPFK in Los Angeles - called up the American Embassy in Tehran, Iran, and asked to speak to one "anyone" inside. They were - amazingly - connected to a twenty-one year old student who was one of the people responsible for taking dozens of Americans hostage. It was day 26 of a 444 day crisis. This week on From the Vault, as relations between Iran and the United States sour to their worst point since 1979, we go back to the time of Carter and Reagan, the Ayatollah and the Shah of Iran, and how those 444 days would cost one man the presidency of the United States and changed the course of both countries forever.

Elliot Mintz and Roy Tuckman talk to FTV producer Christopher Sprinkle during From the Vault: Remembered about their historic phone call to the American Embassy.

Broadcast date
05/05/2006

Program Length
59 minutes

Archive number
PZ0673.04

Format Price Quantity
Tape $ 9.95
CD $ 9.95