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Documentary in which writer and journalist Christopher de Bellaigue explores the fraught but often surprisingly intimate history of Britain's relations with Iran, and asks why Iranians think that if something goes wrong in Iran then Britain must have something to do with it.
De Bellaigue has lived in Tehran, speaks fluent Persian and knows well the phenomenon of 'Uncle Napoleonism', the notion that the cunning British are 'out to get you' that has been a common attitude in Iranian society for 100 years.
He looks at some key events in the relationship, notably Britain's role in the overthrow of several Iranian governments, its control of Iran's oil and the on-off support for Iran's democrats.
Meeting prominent Iranians, including Uncle Napoleon's inventor and others with direct knowledge of these events, he examines the foundations and justification for these Iranian suspicions and asks if they are still there after 30 years of isolation.
Broadcast on: BBC Four, 10:00pm Saturday 14th February 2009
just listen to zahedi about CIA coup.
A.Z- says no no there was no CIA coup, document are burnt,, they don't give document out,, no no,, yaa shoma nakhondin ya man nemi,,,,,,e'
Haghighatjoo1 6 months ago
How much does gumbo here work? One to talk.
stoazen 1 year ago
Zahedi was forigin minister at Shahs time and married to his eldest dother.
She is the result of Shah´s mariige with Fowziyeh who was the dother to king of Egypt. After divrcing Shah she returned to Egypt.
MonsefBashDarHarKoja 2 years ago
thanks for posting this ! was interesting to see mossadeq's grandson
iiNDiTC 3 years ago