The 1953 Coup: A Turning Point in Iran

This chapter explores the intricate details surrounding the CIA-backed coup in Iran in 1953, centered on the ousting of Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh. Through the lenses of strategy, media manipulation, and international interests, it examines the pivotal roles of Kermit Roosevelt and British oil companies in shaping the events. The narrative reveals the tumultuous political landscape and unforeseen consequences of this significant historical moment, highlighting its lasting impact on U.S.-Iran relations.