
Iran, 1953-1979: From the Shah to Islamic Revolution
The Dig
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Homingi and the Islamic Government in 1979
In 1979 there's very much this revolutionary mood across different sectors of society even when homingi tells striking workers to go home in some cases that they they don't you know. So pretty much at every every point there is some degree of homingi simply out maneuvering his opponents part of it is the institutional support power of the of the mosque networks. Even among the leftists a dissatisfaction or a or a suspicion of the liberal-muslim camp as exemplified by bazaagon because they saw him as somebody who was going to try to take a conciliatory posture to the u.s. allying themselves with mosada.
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