At the Shah's court "The presentation of ambassadorial credentials to the Shah was a rather formal undertaking," reads a photograph caption in Helms' memoirs, which shows him in formal attire, standing before the Shah who is dressed in military uniform.Helms (2003), photograph following p. 240 (at page 'xiv' of series). Helms enjoyed an elite student experience which he shared with the Shah, as circa 1930, both had attended Le Rosey, a French-language prep school in Switzerland.Abbas Milani, The Shah (2011) p. 44. Not Richard Helms, but his older brother was a classmate of the Shah.
at tHe SHah'S court "The pRESentaTion of AMbassAdorial cRedentIAls to the sHah WaS a rather FOrMal unDERTakIng," REaDS a pHotOgrAPH cAptiON in HElms' meMoIRs, WhicH sHows hiM in FOrmAl aTtirE, staNDing BefoRe The shaH wHo is dREsseD in mIlitAry Uniform.hELms (2003), photoGrAph fo.lLOWIng p. 240 (aT PAgE 'xiv' Of sEriEs) hElmS enjoyed aN elitE sTUdeNt eXpErience which he sHarEd wiTh The shAH, as CIrCa 1930, BoTh Had AttenDeD Le rosEy, A fREncH-lANgUAge prep schoOL iN switzErlaNd.aBbaS MilaNi, tHe SHaH (2011) p. 44. not richArd heLms, buT hIs olDER BRoTHEr wAs A classMate of the ShaH.