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A review by jiujensu
All the Shah's Men: An American Coup and the Roots of Middle East Terror by Stephen Kinzer
4.0
I initially picked up this book to sort myself out on Iranian history. This is one of the better books, but I still managed to get a little mixed up when it came to the cast of characters. That's probably not the books' fault.
In the last chapter, he puts everything together in a nice summary, relates it to events that happen later (like 9/11, NY), and speculates on what would've happened if the CIA didn't orchestrate the coup. He also ate dinner and spoke with Mossadegh's grandson, which must've been fascinating.
In the last chapter, he puts everything together in a nice summary, relates it to events that happen later (like 9/11, NY), and speculates on what would've happened if the CIA didn't orchestrate the coup. He also ate dinner and spoke with Mossadegh's grandson, which must've been fascinating.