Abdossamad Kambakhsh

Abdolsamad Kambakhsh () also known by his aliases as Abdolsamad Qanbari or the Red Prince, was an Iranian communist political activist. He educated three times in Russia, first time before 1917 Russian Revolution in a Military School, Second in Military Academy and later graduated as Aeroengineer & military instructor, and third times started as aspirant in Economical Sciences and Later graduated as Dr of Historical science from Moscow State University. He was the author of some books such as “The October Revolution and Liberation Movements in Iran” & “Fifty Years of the Proletarian Party in Iran”, “Reminiscences on the Educational Society in Qazvin”, “Reflections on the History of the Tudeh (Communist) Part”, “The Formation of the Tudeh (Left) Party”, “The Tudeh Party in the Struggle to Create a Democratic United”, “Notes on the History of the Iranian Army”, Articles/Books about “History of the Azerbaijan Revolt”, “History of the Kurdistan Revolt”, and “History of the Khorasan Revolt”. But his ref. book and dissertation was Comments on the Workers’ and Communist Movement in Iran (Nazari Beh Jonbeshi Kargari va Komunist-i dar Iran) in 290 Pages. The book is about the only organized resistance against the pro-Hitler Coalition and Regime during the Reza Shah era. 
From CIA Point of view Abdossamad Kambakhsh was the founder of Tudeh Party and Azerbaijan Revolt. From Point of view of Russian he was the Iranian represent in Communist International and one of them. From point of view of Iranians he was the "Voice of Russia" in Iran.
Kambakhsh was member of the "group of fifty-three", he was an influential member of the Tudeh Party of Iran and belonged to the party's hardline faction.
Political life.
Kambakhsh, who was to be a prominent Tudeh leader in future years, was also one of the few “Fifty-three” with experience in the youth section of the Communist party. The son of a Qajar prince, he was born and raised in Qazvin, and sent in 1915 to study in Russia.
Deeply impressed by the Bolshevik Revolution, he had, on his return to Qazvin, joined the Socialist and Communist parties, and helped organize the local educational society. Despite his political affiliations, the government sent him to Russia in 1927 to study mechanical en gineering. At the time of his arrest in 1937, Kabakhsh was an instructor of engineering at the military academy and the manager of the army mechanics school outside Tehran. The contacts he developed in these years proved highly useful later when the Tudeh decided to form cells within the military.
Anti-Russian Campaign” point of view about Kambakhsh (Iranian Fascists Coalition).
Kambakhsh was known for his close connections to the Soviet intelligence agencies, including the OGPU, the NKVD and the KGB.
Scholar Maziar Behrooz argues that "Kambakhsh was not a theorist but a party functionary with strong personal connections to the Soviets".
Early life and education.
Kambakhsh was born in 1902 or 1903 in Qazvin, and came from an aristocrat Qajar family. He was grown up in his birthplace, and went to study in Soviet Union in 1915. Inspired by the Russian Revolution, he returned to Iran and joined the Socialist and Communist parties. He then resided in Tehran and became a factory manager. Despite his political leanings, the Persian government granted him a scholarship in 1927 and he was sent to Russia for university. At Moscow University, he studied aeronautics between 1928 and 1932.
Career.
He represented Tudeh in the 22nd Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
According to written statements of Khosro Rouzbeh in military court, Kambakhsh initiated the activities of Tudeh Military Network in early 1944.
In the first congress of Tudeh held in August 1944, Kambakhsh was elected to the central committee.
After the 1946 Azerbaijan revolt, he was prosecuted with a warrant and as a result he fled the country. The military tribunal sentenced him to death in absentia, forcing him into exile until his death.