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A collection of more than 3,000 images showing Iran under the Qajar dynasty ( 1789-1925 ) has been leaked online.
The photos were recently confirmed to have come from the archive of Tehran 's Golestan Palace .
The photographs were taken mostly in the late 1800s and are some of the first photos ever taken of today ’s Iran , which was formally known as the Sublime State of Persia .
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