Abstract

Interposed between the Constitutional Revolution and the rise of Reza Khan, Iran began a foreign diplomacy that asserted a nuanced nationalism. After the devastation of the First World War, Iran sent a commission to the Peace of Paris. There, Iran put forward a nationalist programme which sought a sovereign and independent Iran, and the return of territory lost since 1828. Whilst many facets in this nationalist programme had been articulated before 1919, it is the consolidation within one programme which makes this programme unusual. It was also the first time such a great number of specific territorial claims were made. This imperial nationalism, requires an assessment within the narrative of Iranian nationalism, and will be explored in this article.

摘要

在立宪革命与里扎汗（Reza Khan）崛起之间，伊朗开始了对外外交，宣扬了细微的民族主义。第一次世界大战爆发后，伊朗向巴黎和约派出了一个委员会。伊朗在那里提出了寻求主权和独立的伊朗的民族主义计划，自1828年以来就归还了领土。尽管在1919年之前已经阐明了该民族主义计划的许多方面，但由于一个计划的合并使该计划与众不同。这也是第一次如此大量的特定领土要求。这种帝国主义民族主义需要在伊朗民族主义的叙述中进行评估，并将在本文中进行探讨。