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The 1953 Coup in Iran and its Ongoing Consequences
1:38:37 - 1:45:54 (07:17)
This podcast discusses the events leading up to the 1953 coup in Iran, which saw the downfall of the national government and created a distrustful memory in the minds of Iranian nationalists towards the British and Americans. The lasting consequences of this event are still being felt today.
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This episode delves into the effects of American involvement in Iran, specifically the 1953 coup that led to a distrustful memory in the minds of Iranian nationalists and the role it played in the revolution of 1979.
1:38:37 - 1:44:38 (06:01)
Summary
This episode delves into the effects of American involvement in Iran, specifically the 1953 coup that led to a distrustful memory in the minds of Iranian nationalists and the role it played in the revolution of 1979.
ChapterThe 1953 Coup in Iran and its Ongoing Consequences
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PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The podcast discusses the rise of authoritarianism in Iran after 1953 under the rule of Muhammad Reza Shah, who was the son of Reza Shah.
1:44:38 - 1:45:54 (01:16)
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The podcast discusses the rise of authoritarianism in Iran after 1953 under the rule of Muhammad Reza Shah, who was the son of Reza Shah. The podcast explains that the term Shah, which means king or monarch, is peculiar to Iran and does not share the same root as the terms for royalty in the Western or Eastern world.