The Fall of the Shah
Malise Ruthven, 4 July 1985
Shah of Shahs
by Ryszard Kapuściński, translated by William Brand.
Quartet, 152 pp., £9.95, March 1985,0 7043 2473 3 Show More
by Ryszard Kapuściński, translated by William Brand.
Quartet, 152 pp., £9.95, March 1985,
The Pride and the Fall: Iran 1974-1979
by Anthony Parsons.
Cape, 160 pp., £8.95, April 1984,0 224 02196 6 Show More
by Anthony Parsons.
Cape, 160 pp., £8.95, April 1984,
Iran under the Ayatollahs
by Dilip Hiro.
Routledge, 416 pp., £20, January 1985,9780710099242 Show More
by Dilip Hiro.
Routledge, 416 pp., £20, January 1985,
Obbligato: Notes on a Foreign Service Career
by William Sullivan.
Norton, 279 pp., £13.95, October 1984,0 393 01809 1 Show More
by William Sullivan.
Norton, 279 pp., £13.95, October 1984,
Envoy to the Middle World: Adventures in Diplomacy
by George McGhee.
Harper and Row, 458 pp., £15.95, January 1984,0 06 039025 5 Show More
by George McGhee.
Harper and Row, 458 pp., £15.95, January 1984,
The Persians amongst the English
by Denis Wright.
Tauris, 273 pp., £17.95, February 1985,1 85043 002 0 Show More
by Denis Wright.
Tauris, 273 pp., £17.95, February 1985,
“... in their loyalty. In the confrontation with the Army, the religious dimension was decisive. As Dilip Hiro explains in his balanced and carefully-researched account of the revolution and its first five years, the first major problem that faced the disparate groups which made up the opposition – the industrial workers, the Bazaaris, the students, the ... ”
