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Horses and hunger, an American woman's life in Iran
News Type: Event — Seeded on Sun Dec 30, 2007 12:44 AM EST
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GHARA TEPE SHEIKH, Iran - American Louise Firouz made Iran her home half a century ago. Now 75, she runs a stud farm in the remote northeast and has watched the turbulent transformation of her adopted country from U.S.-ally to arch foe.
She moved to Tehran in the 1950s to marry a young Iranian aristocrat, but the family's privileged existence changed dramatically with Iran's 1979 Islamic revolution followed by the deprivations of its 8-year war with neighboring Iraq.
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