Soleimān Mirzā Eskandari (1876–1944) – political activist Mirzā Hassan Khān Esfandiāri Mohtashem os-Saltaneh (1876–1945) – politician Asadollāh Ghaffārzādeh (fa) (1876–19??) – journalist and political activist Hossein Samiei (1876–1954) – politician Khalil Fahimi Fahim ol-Molk (ru) (1876–1953) – politician Dr. Ali Khān Partow-Azam Hakim Azam (fa) (1877–1938) – physician and politician Mohammad-Ali Foroughi Zokā ol-Molk (1877–1942) – prime minister (1925–26, 1933–35 and 1941–42) and scholar Abdolhamid Saqafi Matin os-Saltaneh (fa) (1878–1917) – journalist and politician Mohammad-Ali Farzin (fa) (1878–1941) – politician Prince Nosratollāh Mirzā Amir Azam (fa) (1879–1916) – politician Ebrāhim Monshizādeh (fa) (1879–1918) – political activist Mirzā Nasrollāh Khān Sheibāni Jalil ol-Molk (fa) (1879–1959) – politician Yār-Mohammad Khān Afshār Sardār Saeid (fa) (1880–1936) – politician Prince Mohammad-Hāshem Mirzā Afsar (fa) (1880–1940) – politician Ahmad Fereydouni (fa) (1881–1969) – politician Mirzā Loqmān Nahourāi (fa) (1882–19??) – politician Gholām-Hossein Rahnamā (fa) (1882–1946) – minister of education Mirzā Farajollāh Khān Bahrāmi Dabir Azam (fa) (1882–1948) – politician Sediqeh Dowlatābādi (1882–1961) – journalist and political activist Ali-Akbar Hakimi (fa) (1883–19??) – politician Mirzā Hassan Farahmand Mokhber Hozour (fa) (1883–19??) – politician Ehsānollāh Khān Doustdār (1884–1939) – politician Dr. Hassan Loqmān Adham Hakim od-Dowleh (fa) (1884–1957) – physician and politician Dr. Ebrāhim Heshmat (1885–1919) – physician and politician Ali-Akbar Dāvar (1885–1937) – minister of justice Kāzem Khān Mojdehi Motamed Divān (fa) (1885–1964) – politician Ali-Asghar Zarrinkafsh (fa) (1885–1969) – politician Ali Mansour Mansour ol-Molk (1886–1974) – prime minister (1940–41) Ahmad Akhgar (fa) (1888–1969) – politician Asadollāh Yamin Esfandiāri Yamin ol-Mamālek (fa) (1889–1955) – politician Jamāleddin Akhavi (fa) (1891–1983) – politician Ghāsem Ghani (fa) (1893–1952) – diplomat Ali-Akbar Siāsi (1895–1990) – minister of foreign affairs Ali Soheili (1896–1958) – prime minister (1942–44) Mousā Nouri Esfandiāri (1896–1972) – minister of foreign affairs Dr. Javād Āshtiāni (fa) (1896–1981) – minister of health Abdolhossein Masoud Ansāri (fa) (1896–1984) – diplomat Abbās Eskandari (1897–1955) – politician Abolghāsem Narāghi (fa) (1899–1945) – politician Abdollāh Entezām (1899–1982) – diplomat Ebrāhim Fakhrāei (fa) (1899–1988) – politician Nasrollāh Entezām (1900–1980) – diplomat Shamseddin Amir-Alāei (fa) (1900–1994) – politician Hossein Naghavi (fa) (1901–1964) – politician Dr. Mehdi Āzar (fa) (1901–1994) – physician and politician Abdolhossein Hazhir (1902–1949) – prime minister (1948) Abbās-Qoli Golshāyān (fa) (1902–1990) – minister of finance Taghi Arāni (1903–1940) – political activist Mohammad-Ali Maleki (fa) (1903–1996) – politician Abdolhamid Zanganeh (fa) (1904–1951) – minister of education Rezā Rādmanesh (1905–1984) – politician Ali Amini (1905–1992) – prime minister (1961–62) Gholām-Hossein Sadighi (1905–1992) –