دور الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية في الإطاحة بحكومة مصدق في إيران 1953 في ضوء الوثائق الأمريكية

Abstract EN

This study discusses The Role of the United States in overthrowing Mossadegh's government in Iran in 1953 in the light of American documents.

The US government was one of the most hostile to Mossadegh's government, especially since the latter had good relations with the Soviet-backed Communist Party of Tudeh, which did not.

He liked Washington, which worked in cooperation with British intelligence to end Mosaddegh's rule.

In spite of the American efforts that pushed in this direction, the coup failed and Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was forced to flee to Iraq on August 16, 1953, but the events that followed in Iran, especially the demonstrations and riots by the Tudeh Party on August 18 The accompanying armed confrontations between them and the security forces weakened Mossadegh greatly, and contributed to the movement of the Iranian people to reject the rule of the latter and demand the return of the Shah, which was exploited by a number of officers and personalities involved in the coup and moved quickly and ended Mossadegh's rule.