Mossadegh's Memoirs

Mohammad Mossadegh was the Prime Minister of Iran from 1951 until 1953, known for his role in nationalizing the oil industry, which had been controlled by foreign companies. His memoirs detail his political insights, challenges he faced, and his vision for an independent Iran. They provide a personal perspective on key events, including the 1953 coup that led to his overthrow, orchestrated by the CIA and British intelligence. Mossadegh’s writings reflect his commitment to democracy and national sovereignty, making them significant for understanding Iran's modern history and the complexities of foreign intervention.