My turn to speak : Iran, the revolution & secret deals with the U.S.
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My turn to speak : Iran, the revolution & secret deals with the U.S.
Brassey's (US), c1991
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Complot des ayatollahs
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Complot des ayatollahs
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Description
Breaking a long silence, the former president of Iran tells his story. From his early days in Paris as one of Ayatollah Khomeini's closest advisers to his rise to power and fall to exile, Abol Hassan Bani-Sadr was at the eye of the storm. This is an insider's look at the Iranian Revolution, the Teheran embassy hostage crisis and the Iran-Iraq war. It provides perspectives on secret US dealings with Iran.
Table of Contents
- An evolving regime
- Reagan and Khomeini
- Reagan short-circuits Carter
- face off with the Mullahs
- Saddam Hussein and Khomeini
- a generally expedient war
- the Iraq attack
- war - a blessing for the Mullahs
- enter the superpowers
- the Army at the eye of every storm
- January 1981 - despotism takes root
- Iranian society in torment
- towards confrontation with Khoneimi
- May 1981 - peace in sight
- Khomeini undecided
- removal from office or coup d'Etat
- toward perpetual war
- 1982-1985 - Khomeini pulls the strings
- the regime vacillates
- Khomeini swallows the poison of defeat.
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