A gripping account of the rise and fall of Iran's glamorous Pahlavi dynasty, written with the cooperation of the late Shah's widow, Empress FarahHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Andrew Scott Cooper is the author of The Oil Kings: How the U.S., Iran and Saudi Arabia Changed the Balance of Power in the Middle East, and an adjunct assistant professor at Columbia University. He is a regular commentator on US-Iran relations and the oil markets, and his research has appeared in many news outlets including The New York Times and The Guardian . He holds a PhD in the history of US-Iran relations and lives in New York City.
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CONTENTS People Events of the 1978-1979 Revolution PART ONE: LOOKING FOR RAIN Introduction: Back to Cairo 1. The Shah 2. Crown and Kingdom 3. The Old Lion 4. Farah Diba 5. The Ayatollah 6. "Javid Shah!" 7. Royals and Rebels 8. The Camp of Gold Cloth 9. The Pahlavi Progress 10. Emperor of Oil 11. The Turning 12. Thirsty for Martyrdom 13. Last Days of Pompeii PART TWO: FAREWELL THE SHAH 14. Lights over Niavaran 15. The Caravan Passes 16. Five Days in May 17. Into the Storm 18. Ramadan Rising 19. The Great Terror 20. Black Friday 21. State of Siege 22. Tehran Is Burning 23. Sullivan's Folly 24. Swept Away 25. Flight of the Eagle Notes Bibliography Acknowledgments Index
CONTENTS People Events of the 1978-1979 Revolution PART ONE: LOOKING FOR RAIN Introduction: Back to Cairo 1. The Shah 2. Crown and Kingdom 3. The Old Lion 4. Farah Diba 5. The Ayatollah 6. "Javid Shah!" 7. Royals and Rebels 8. The Camp of Gold Cloth 9. The Pahlavi Progress 10. Emperor of Oil 11. The Turning 12. Thirsty for Martyrdom 13. Last Days of Pompeii PART TWO: FAREWELL THE SHAH 14. Lights over Niavaran 15. The Caravan Passes 16. Five Days in May 17. Into the Storm 18. Ramadan Rising 19. The Great Terror 20. Black Friday 21. State of Siege 22. Tehran Is Burning 23. Sullivan's Folly 24. Swept Away 25. Flight of the Eagle Notes Bibliography Acknowledgments Index
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