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The SAVAK was the Iranian Secret Police while the Shah of Iran was in power. The SAVAK was feared by the Iranian people and committed numerous arbitrary arrests. When Ayatollah Khomeini was first leading the Islamic Revolution in 1979, he promised to remove the SAVAK, but when he came to power he simply renamed the organization as the VEVAK, which survives in Iran to this day.

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The SAVAK was the Iranian Secret Police while the Shah of Iran was in power. The SAVAK was feared by the Iranian people and committed numerous arbitrary arrests. When Ayatollah Khomeini was first leading the Islamic Revolution in 1979, he promised to remove the SAVAK, but when he came to power he simply renamed the organization as the VEVAK, which survives in Iran to this day.

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SAVAK was the Iranian Secret Police under the Shah of Iran. Shiites are the sect of Islam that is dominant in Iran, Iraq, and Azerbaijan.

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Usually, totalitarian regimes have a secret police (KGB in the Soviet Union, Gestapo in Nazi Germany, SAVAK in Imperial Iran etc.) and this secret police will arrest suspected dissidents, jail them, torture them, and disappear them. Anyone who does not agree with the regime is summarily removed this way.

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