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Title: Informative, fair, and eye-opening
Review: This short book describes the history and events that led to and include the overthrow of the Iranian democratic government of Mossadegh in fifties. Kezner describes not only the overthrow concocted by CIA, but the previous events of early Iranian history, British colonialism, corrupt oil deals, and the future ramifications of the overthrow.This book is a very concise history book. Out of the 200 pages, only about fifty concern the actual overthrow. It's much less a description of the overthrow than a sociological and psychological description and analysis of how the revolution occurred and whether it was a viable option to combat communism, or just an excuse to exploit a small country.All in all, it's a very concise, informative, insightful read which strangely mirrors many of today's current events. I highly recommend this.
