Khordad 15 Uprising (5 june 1963)
Khordad 15 Uprising (5 june 1963), Khordad 15.
This event refers to widespread protests that took place in various cities across Iran in 1963.
The demonstrations began in response to the arrest of clerics and opposition to government policies, quickly escalating into violence.
During these events, hundreds of people were killed or injured, marking this date as a turning point in Iran’s modern history.
Today, Khordad 15 is recognized as a significant date in Iran’s official calendar, commemorating the impact of the uprising on the country’s political and social developments.
Annual ceremonies and programs are held throughout Iran to remember the event and its role in shaping subsequent historical trends.