Celebrating the Iranian Islamic revolution

The Iranian people gather at Azadi (Freedom) Square to celebrate the anniversary of the Islamic revolution. People hold signs and posters pledging their support to the government, Hezbollah, Iraq, the Palestinian state, the Iranian President and the Supreme Leader. They demonstrate their resentment towards 'Zionism' and its organizations such as the U.N. Tehran, Iran. 11/02/2010.

The Iranian people celebrate the anniversary of the Iranian Islamic revolution also known as the '1979 revolution' when the monarchy of Iran was swiftly overthrown by an Islamic theocratic movement. The revolution was surprisingly fast and was largely backed by the population even though at the time the monarchy had the full backing of the military and the West.

The Iranian people gather at Azadi (Freedom) Square to celebrate the anniversary of the Islamic revolution. People hold signs and posters pledging their support to the government, Hezbollah, Iraq, the Palestinian state, the Iranian President and the Supreme Leader. They demonstrate their resentment towards 'Zionism' and its organizations such as the U.N. Tehran, Iran. 11/02/2010.

The Iranian people celebrate the anniversary of the Iranian Islamic revolution also known as the '1979 revolution' when the monarchy of Iran was swiftly overthrown by an Islamic theocratic movement. The revolution was surprisingly fast and was largely backed by the population even though at the time the monarchy had the full backing of the military and the West.

The Iranian people gather at Azadi (Freedom) Square to celebrate the anniversary of the Islamic revolution. People hold signs and posters pledging their support to the government, Hezbollah, Iraq, the Palestinian state, the Iranian President and the Supreme Leader. They demonstrate their resentment towards 'Zionism' and its organizations such as the U.N. Tehran, Iran. 11/02/2010.

The Iranian people celebrate the anniversary of the Iranian Islamic revolution also known as the '1979 revolution' when the monarchy of Iran was swiftly overthrown by an Islamic theocratic movement. The revolution was surprisingly fast and was largely backed by the population even though at the time the monarchy had the full backing of the military and the West.

The Iranian people gather at Azadi (Freedom) Square to celebrate the anniversary of the Islamic revolution. People hold signs and posters pledging their support to the government, Hezbollah, Iraq, the Palestinian state, the Iranian President and the Supreme Leader. They demonstrate their resentment towards 'Zionism' and its organizations such as the U.N. Tehran, Iran. 11/02/2010.

The Iranian people celebrate the anniversary of the Iranian Islamic revolution also known as the '1979 revolution' when the monarchy of Iran was swiftly overthrown by an Islamic theocratic movement. The revolution was surprisingly fast and was largely backed by the population even though at the time the monarchy had the full backing of the military and the West.

The Iranian people gather at Azadi (Freedom) Square to celebrate the anniversary of the Islamic revolution. People hold signs and posters pledging their support to the government, Hezbollah, Iraq, the Palestinian state, the Iranian President and the Supreme Leader. They demonstrate their resentment towards 'Zionism' and its organizations such as the U.N. Tehran, Iran. 11/02/2010.

The Iranian people celebrate the anniversary of the Iranian Islamic revolution also known as the '1979 revolution' when the monarchy of Iran was swiftly overthrown by an Islamic theocratic movement. The revolution was surprisingly fast and was largely backed by the population even though at the time the monarchy had the full backing of the military and the West.

The Iranian people gather at Azadi (Freedom) Square to celebrate the anniversary of the Islamic revolution. People hold signs and posters pledging their support to the government, Hezbollah, Iraq, the Palestinian state, the Iranian President and the Supreme Leader. They demonstrate their resentment towards 'Zionism' and its organizations such as the U.N. Tehran, Iran. 11/02/2010.

The Iranian people celebrate the anniversary of the Iranian Islamic revolution also known as the '1979 revolution' when the monarchy of Iran was swiftly overthrown by an Islamic theocratic movement. The revolution was surprisingly fast and was largely backed by the population even though at the time the monarchy had the full backing of the military and the West.

The Iranian people gather at Azadi (Freedom) Square to celebrate the anniversary of the Islamic revolution. People hold signs and posters pledging their support to the government, Hezbollah, Iraq, the Palestinian state, the Iranian President and the Supreme Leader. They demonstrate their resentment towards 'Zionism' and its organizations such as the U.N. Tehran, Iran. 11/02/2010.

The Iranian people celebrate the anniversary of the Iranian Islamic revolution also known as the '1979 revolution' when the monarchy of Iran was swiftly overthrown by an Islamic theocratic movement. The revolution was surprisingly fast and was largely backed by the population even though at the time the monarchy had the full backing of the military and the West.

The Iranian people gather at Azadi (Freedom) Square to celebrate the anniversary of the Islamic revolution. People hold signs and posters pledging their support to the government, Hezbollah, Iraq, the Palestinian state, the Iranian President and the Supreme Leader. They demonstrate their resentment towards 'Zionism' and its organizations such as the U.N. Tehran, Iran. 11/02/2010.

The Iranian people celebrate the anniversary of the Iranian Islamic revolution also known as the '1979 revolution' when the monarchy of Iran was swiftly overthrown by an Islamic theocratic movement. The revolution was surprisingly fast and was largely backed by the population even though at the time the monarchy had the full backing of the military and the West.

The Iranian people gather at Azadi (Freedom) Square to celebrate the anniversary of the Islamic revolution. People hold signs and posters pledging their support to the government, Hezbollah, Iraq, the Palestinian state, the Iranian President and the Supreme Leader. They demonstrate their resentment towards 'Zionism' and its organizations such as the U.N. Tehran, Iran. 11/02/2010.

The Iranian people celebrate the anniversary of the Iranian Islamic revolution also known as the '1979 revolution' when the monarchy of Iran was swiftly overthrown by an Islamic theocratic movement. The revolution was surprisingly fast and was largely backed by the population even though at the time the monarchy had the full backing of the military and the West.

The Iranian people gather at Azadi (Freedom) Square to celebrate the anniversary of the Islamic revolution. People hold signs and posters pledging their support to the government, Hezbollah, Iraq, the Palestinian state, the Iranian President and the Supreme Leader. They demonstrate their resentment towards 'Zionism' and its organizations such as the U.N. Tehran, Iran. 11/02/2010.

The Iranian people celebrate the anniversary of the Iranian Islamic revolution also known as the '1979 revolution' when the monarchy of Iran was swiftly overthrown by an Islamic theocratic movement. The revolution was surprisingly fast and was largely backed by the population even though at the time the monarchy had the full backing of the military and the West.