پشت پرده 28 مرداد 1332 ؛ چه کسی دولت مصدق را سرنگون کرد ؟

Mirsharafi, Tehran's representative in the National Assembly, Hello [music] Here in Tehran Hello Hello, here in Tehran, people, good news, good news, a few minutes of Bizar [music] Don't eat the army, the message of the Shahenshah, he will read the message of the Shahenshah to you . [Music] People of the cities of Iran, welcome the Shah.

Mossadegh [music] has summoned the traitor. A thousand [music] people in Tehran today are being held hostage by the traitor Mossadegh with a machine gun [music] . The day that Mohammad Mossadegh's government fell was the day that Tehran was the scene of fierce confrontation between Mossadegh's supporters and Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi. This time tunnel video recounts the challenging events that

led to August 18, 2019. An event that some consider a court coup against Mossadegh's justice, while others believe it was a counter-coup and national uprising to preserve the Pahlavi monarchy that bore fruit on the shoulders of the people. Some consider Mossadegh a rebel and a rebel against the legitimate and legal government. Some

call it oppressed nationalism, which fell victim to its own ambition .

Before starting, subscribe to our channel from the bottom of this video and be the first to know about our new videos by clicking the bell button next to it . To describe the events of August 18, 1941, we must turn to history three days earlier. It was on August 15 that Mohammad Reza Shah, after a

lengthy visit, signed a decree dismissing then-Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh. Mossadegh was present at his private home on Palace Street when the verdict was announced . It is said that for months, Mossadegh even held cabinet meetings at his home, with his bodyguards present, and often refrained from going out . On that important night, Nematollah Nasiri, the head of the