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The Legacy of American Intervention in Iran
1:38:37 - 1:44:38 (06:01)
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.
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