The Persian Famine 1917 1919 Tragedy Amidst Turmoil and Global Upheaval

“The Persian Famine (1917-1919): Tragedy Amidst Turmoil and Global Upheaval“ The Persian Famine of 1917-1919 stands as a poignant episode in Iran's history, marked by widespread suffering, deprivation, and the harrowing impact of World War I on the region. This catastrophic event unfolded against the backdrop of geopolitical turmoil, economic instability, and the ravages of war, leaving an enduring mark on the Iranian populace. The famine's origins can be traced to a combination of factors, including the disruptions caused by World War I, severe droughts, locust infestations, and economic collapse. These compounded crises severely strained Iran's agricultural productivity and food supplies, leading to acute shortages and widespread hunger. As the war raged on and Iran found itself embroiled in conflicts and political upheaval, the already vulnerable population faced dire circumstances. The disruption of trade routes, compounded by inflation and hoarding, led to skyrocket