The effects of the Second World War on Dashtestan, Tangestan and Dashti Regions (Based on the National Archives of Iran)

With the invasion of the allies, the Dashtestan, Tangestan and Dashti areas in Bushehr governorate of the seventh province (Persia) became the scene of the large presence of British and American occupying forces. The negative consequences of the occupation of foreign elements in all the years of the war and even after that affected these regions with their economic effects. The purpose of the research is to investigate the economic effects of World War II on Dashtestan, Tangestan and Dashti regions in the period of 1318-1324 and its consequences on these regions. The historical analytical research method is based on the study of the archive documents of the Organization of Records and the National Library, economic publications and various local and public newspapers of Iran in this period. The study of documents and publications shows that due to the political and military problems of the central government, the restrictive policies of the allies, the severe weakness of the economic infrastructure, the lack of proper communication lines and means of transportation, the lack of attention to local employment-generating industries, successive waves of famine and epidemic diseases and The inability of the government to deal with these disasters, hoarding and smuggling of public food, abandonment of construction projects and lack of security, these areas experienced an era of economic decline, widespread poverty and backwardness. Accordingly, the Second World War, in a chain and connected network of various factors and negative variables, severely weakened or even completely stopped the development process of these regions by intensifying the economic and social disorder.