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Iranian writer and social critic (1939–1967)

Also known as: Səməd Behrəngi, Самед Бехранги, صمد بهرنجي, サマド・ベフランギー

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His committed poetry and folklore-inspired children's writing share Behrangi's themes of freedom and resistance. (AI reason)
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