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particularly those from the United States, considered Iranian architecture's orientation around the korsi to be an abnormality. In Iran, the first measures were taken to abandon the practice in the 1930s, when offices, large rooms and public gathering places began to adopt coal- or oil-burning heaters. Iranian homes would not begin to abandon the korsi until the 1950s, when, following the nationalisation of the Iranian oil industry, the government of Mohammad Mosaddegh

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