Iranian Hostage Crisis

On 31 December 1977, the President of the United States told the leaders of Tehran, the capital of Iran. During his stay, he called Iran a "stable island." Two years later, on 4 November 1979, the US Embassy in Tehran, all the co-citizens were taken hostage and Iranian students were attacked. 441 days later, January 20, 1981, the hostages were finally released. At that time, every world was watching. The political manga was released on 24th January 1980, the hostage crisis occurred for 81 days.

Iran's hostage crisis continued for 444 days, and eventually settled on January 20, 1981 when President Ronald Reagan took office. During the campaign, Reagan expressed dissatisfaction with Carter's dissatisfaction that he could not deal with the crisis. When 52 hostages were released, Reagan entered the White House as a hero and was able to win the victory. The Carter regime has been promised to the United States not to interfere with Iranian internal affairs politically or militarily in the negotiations of the "Algiers Agreement" in Iran, the release of foreigners of the court, 7.9 billion of assets of Iranian snow melt, Iran

The hostage crisis of Iran is the core of every cover of the American newspaper. We discuss the case in the "International" section behind political negotiations under "Washington" and predict whether the Carter regime should take action as displayed in the opinion poll. Unfortunately, the hostage crisis is not part of the newspaper and the number of deaths of the Delta Force rescuer is stated in the OB. It is clear that Iran 's hostage crisis has sacrificed both American media and the people, but the trend and trend that goes on after several months is consistent with this trend. Since I can not read all articles, limit the analysis of other media articles to articles that match the key date important for the hostage crisis after the first week. Significant changes in trends from the first week, such as changes to fact reports will be recorded

Iranian hostage crisis has attracted the attention of almost all newspaper reporters in the United States. Hundreds of articles published only in the first week of the report reflect the thoughts and action taken by the US government to resolve the crisis. When the government issued a request for non-military action against Iran, Americans nationwide declared to launch a large-scale peaceful protest and signed a petition to release the hostages. When President Carter was tied up, the Americans took action. Likewise, the media also played the role of President Carter. One person's mind and one never do many Americans, but Iran doubts why he wants to repatriate. The image of the beaten blindfolded hostage symbolized universal human rights violation, is under the control of Shah who is not placed on the same plateau, mainly ignored by politicians and documents