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This video is the life story of one of the most famous officials of the Intelligence and Security Organization of the country; It is Savak; Parviz Thabiti, the number 2 man of SAVAK, who designed and implemented the most important security programs of the Shah's government to suppress the opposition in the last decade of the Pahlavi kingdom. A man who, unlike all his colleagues in spy and security organizations, loved fame and quickly became famous in the country by appearing in television programs. He is the founder of television confessions in Iran. With a fixed design, between the years 1349 and 1354, some political activists, intellectuals and writers opposed to the royal regime appeared in front of the television camera to confess. When an intellectual was forcibly threatened or coerced in prison, Tsavi would organize a television confessional program for him, in which the said intellectual "asked for forgiveness from the king for his rudeness" and rejected his previous writings as obscene works or under the influence of strangers. was doing At times, his presence appeared on the TV screen, and within a few hours of the program, by showing the last hideout of weapons discovered by the agents of the Joint Anti-Sabotage Committee, he explained to the TV viewers how SAVAK thwarted the sabotage of the opposition. The televised confessions were stopped shortly after due to the protest of non-governmental organizations such as Amnesty International, the World Red Cross and their relatively wide coverage in newspapers such as the New York Times, the Washington Post and The Times, and after that, the pressure of the government of Jimmy Carter, the president of the United States at the time. became. Here is the profile channel and we are talking about the all-rounder Savak. A person who was not only the founder of television confessions, but also the designer of political murders of opponents of the government abroad. Timur Bakhtiar, the first head of SAVAK, was killed in Iraq in a plan designed and implemented by Sabeti and his colleagues.