“…These opponents included center-left parties and politicians, Shāh loyalists and royalists, communists and Marxists, Sunni and ethnic separatists, traditional elites and other counterrevolutionaries, and Iraqi forces and their collaborators. Khumaynī and the IRP feared provincial and rural opponents comprised of communists, Marxists, and leftists, including the Tūdih (Masses) Party, the People's Guerilla Warriors (Chirīkhā-i Fidāyī-i 15 Former CJ member, interview with the author, Tehran, March 9, 2011; "Khāṭirātī-i"; ʿAbbās Ākhūndī, "Jahād-i Sāzandigī, āyīnih-i inqilāb [CJ, A Looking Glass into the Revolution]," Khabar Online, June 20, 2013, https://www.khaba ronli ne.ir/detai l/29974 3/weblo g/akhondi; and E. Lob,Iran's Reconstruction,22,58,[60][61]63. 16 Nātiq-Nūrī, Khāṭirāt-i, 189-90; Ākhūndī, "Khāṭirātī-i"; E. Lob, Iran's Reconstruction, 59.…”