Iranian Nationalistic Movement

I would like to discuss the errant nationalist movement of the Iranians who began in the early 1920s and led to the anti-Arabic movement and anti-Islamic movement in extreme cases. It must be changed to Latin (Yarshater viii). Until recently, the emergence of microcomputers, and more importantly (in relation to this topic), the widespread use of the Internet was not so.

More and more Iran nationalist movements control Iranian oil and fair elections and seek self-determination. The most famous leader of the Kuomintang movement is the Iranian Prime Minister Mosadec who is trying to take control of Iran's oil production control. He also wants to limit the power of Muhammad Lez Shah. After a while, Mossad successfully managed the Iranian oil reserves. When this happened, Western countries reacted violently and began boycotting Iranian oil globally. In 1953, Mosaddeq was canceled by the coupe supported by the United States Central Intelligence Agency. After restoring the control of Pahlavi, he founded an internal security organization. From the 1960s to the 1970s, the population was small and it was not rich. Over the years, she started a plan called "white revolution". This plan aims at improving literacy rate of rural areas, improving the status of women, and distributing land to rural farmers.

As early as the 1960s, Shah announced social and economic reforms, refused to give broad political freedom. Iranian nationalists condemned his US regime's support and his Iranian "westernization". In 1963 riot, Shah suppressed his opposition. Among those arrested and exiled were popular religious nationalists and Ayatollah Rukola Khomeini, an American painful enemy. Between 1963 and 1979, She spent billions of dollars on military weapons. The actual price of military strength is the loss of support from people. The Shar government collapsed in the revolution. Because it was not able to maintain economic progress and did not want to expand democracy and freedom. On January 16, 1979, Sheer fled from Iran and never came back.

In Iran, political and religious movements have opposed the Western influence in Iran. Like their opponents after the colony, they define Western policy as new imperialism. During the 1979 Iranian Revolution, these movements together began to defeat the shears. Like Egypt, various nationalists, socialists, and Islamists can cooperate based on this anti-imperialism framework. In Egypt, nationalists succeeded in suppressing socialists and Muslims. In Iran, Muslims succeeded in suppressing socialist and nationalists. But people can see a similar pattern