Khanūm-i girtrūd bil: dar khāvar'mīyānah (zanān dar qudrat): Persiska (Farsi) 1401

Maybe if African colonial countries had a face like Gertrude Bell, they wouldn't divide African countries with a ruler. Because Bell showed that he was much smarter about the Middle East. Just as Stanley Maud was the conqueror of Mesopotamia, Gertrude Bell is the creator of Iraq. If King Faisal's country has survived the vicissitudes of time on the page of history, it has been the result of his genius, knowledge, influence, and practical idealism tempered by his honest timing. Gertrude Double; Author, tourist, minister of power, archaeologist, and cartographer, is one of the most famous women who appeared in England after Queen Victoria came to power. At the age of seventeen, he entered Oxford University, and two years later, he graduated first class. She was the first female student at Oxford University, who traveled to Tehran in 1882 to see her uncle Sir Frank Lascelles, who was the minister plenipotentiary of England in Iran. This was the starting point of his fascination with the Near East, which remained with him until the end of his life, and one of the fruits of that was his delicate translations of Hafez into English.