Nasrullah Entezam was a world respected Diplomat and Iran’s first permanent representative to the United Nation in 1946. He was also the founding member of United Nation representing Iran and before that the League of Nations in Paris. He also served as the Chief or Protocol for Reza Shah the Great.
In that capacity he was sent several times to Germany in in late 1930s to meet with Hitler and Von Ribbentrop. Nasrullah served as Ambassador to Switzerland, France and twice to the US. During the Eisenhower and during the Truman administrations. He was appointed as the 5th President of the General Assembly of the United Nations. the first and the last time an Iranian was appointed to that post by the member legation.
He continued to serve the Monarch upon his retirement in the mid 1960s and his last appointment was as the Deputy director of the Rastakhiz Party. He also served as the chairman of the US centennial celebration committee in Iran.
After the devastating Iranian uprising of 1979, he briefly resided in Geneva but came back to Iran, despite warnings form his close associates. He was arrested at the Mehrabad airport and taken directly to the infamous Evin prison. There this 80 year old man was tortured and suffered a stroke. He was reluctantly taken to the hospital and was released to the care of his sister and taken to her house, where this well respected diplomat succumbed to his wounds and expired.
North Korean Aggression video in 1950
His memoir in Farsi: memoirs1, memoirs2, memoirs3, memoirs4, memoirs5, memoirs6
Life story in Farsi: Nasrullah
UN Publication commemorating hi Presidency of the UN General Assembly in Farsi: nassi
UN Bio in English: Nasi_Un_Bio
2021 published Family history: خاندان انتظام وزیری خاندان انتظام وزیری
From Tolouie’s book on Prominent Iranians: nassi_Toolooie
Article in Rahavard in Farsi: nassi_Rahavard
Encyclopedia Iranica
Wikipedia
ویکی پیدیا
Voice of America video on UN’s 65 on Nassi on Parsi
UN Speach in 1951
North Korean Aggression video in 1950
Diplomatic Passport Nassi_Diplomatic_Passport
John Foster Dulles letter Dulles letter to Entezam
With Ralph Bunche fiest African American Noble prize winner and negotiator of Isalei/Palestine issue 1950
UN Commemoration day in the Guilan province, Iran – 2016 UN In Iran
Video with Mossadegh when he arrived to the US in 1952 While the Ambassador to the US, with Mossadegh
Video accompanying His Imperial Majesty to his first session in the UN, circa 1949
Family History in Farsi شجره نامه
His Imperial Majesty’s Ambassadorial Orders to Paris, London and the US (In Persian):
With Lady Eleanor Roosevelt at the signing of the declaration of human right at the UN 
press photo 
Nassi and Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson. 
International Court of Justice -The Hague 
International Court of Justice -The Hague 
International Court of Justice -The Hague 
Royal audience with her majesty 
with the French actress Morgan 
Accompanying Princess Fawzieh from Egypt to Iran to become the bride of the Shah 
02 Nov 1953, Washington, DC, USA — Original caption: Washington, DC: Nasrollah Entezam, the new ambassador of Iran, as he left the White House today after presenting his credentials to President Eisenhower. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS 
Royal Audience 
Nassi and US Secretary of Sate Dean Achesson 
by lake geneva 
Nassi in UN resolving Arab-Israel issue 
Nassi and Truman (both freemasons) 
Nassi and Mossadegh 
The Ghaffari Clan of Kashan 