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M**M
A good read
A very good read about the life of achievements of shah of Iran and the subsequent fall of the shah and the monarchy in Iran due to the revolution.
A**A
A worthy book.
What a refreshing book for a change about a man that cared for his country.Unlike some comic books out there that degrade the truth and bury it in false propaganda that started this so-called "revolution" in the first place. A must read for those that want to understand Iran.
A**E
As good as Oil Kings
Great book, strongly recommend to everyone who is interested in Iranian/Middle Eastern history. Scott's book is very well researched and delivers a good sense of how life was in Iran (especially Tehran) prior to the revolution. It gives a very interesting account of Musa Sadr, is not shy to praise the numerous achievements of the Shah, emphasizes the foreign, especially Arab/Palestinian involvement in the revolution, etc. This books confirms that the Islamic movement came not as a surprise and that the revolution was not inevitable, but the people in charge were too hesitant...
A**R
Four Stars
well done.
A**R
Truly investigated and an eye opening book, even though ...
Truly investigated and an eye opening book , even though still leaves you with some unknown dark side that obviously controlled and fuelled the revolution... I guess we will need more years to wait to know who they were and why they did it !!..
R**A
Quality of product and dispatch
Book was sent as new in a safe package.
G**E
God Bless the Shah of Iran
A very interesting book and a must for anybody who is studying the Middle East and the build up of problems since 1979
O**R
A pleasure to read
Well written, superbly researched on detail and a fresh perspective on the traditional historical narrative. The author deserves a real applause.
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