Riz̤ā Khān va tawṭiʼah-ʼi tajziyah-ʼi Īrān: tārīkh-i nānivishtah-ʼi ishghāl-i Īrān tavassuṭ-i Ingilīs va Shūravī pas az Jang-i Jahānī-i Avval dar ʻamalīyāt-i Anzalī

This historical work by Ḥamīd ʻIshqī examines the complex political and military events in Bandar-i Anzalī and Gīlān following World War I. Titled Riz̤ā Khān va tawṭiʼah-ʼi tajziyah-ʼi Īrān, the text explores the occupation of northern Īrān by Soviet and British forces, highlighting the threat of territorial disintegration faced by the nation between 1920 and 1925. The author provides an account of the military operations in the Caspian region (ʻamalīyāt-i Anzalī), the rise of Riz̤ā Khān, and the interactions between local movements and foreign powers during the late Qajar period.