All the Shah's Men

Crescent and Star of our readers; This time, the famous American journalist Stephen Kinzer, whom they know from his book Turkey Between Two Worlds, brings to light the exemplary details of the coup plotted by the CIA in Iran in 1953. In addition to the tragic story of Mossadegh, who was elected by the poor people and loyal to democracy and the constitution, the construction processes of the foreign policies of Britain and the USA are also told in the style of a spy novel.

Beyond these, Stephen Kinzer searches for the origins of the organizations that prevail in the Middle East today and that the USA calls terrorists, in Iran half a century ago.

A fundamental book for understanding both the past and present of the Middle East, Iran and the West...

"Stephen Kinzer's reconstruction of the Iranian coup is very bright and very impressive because it tells the facts. It is as exciting as an adventure novel. It also gives an idea about what the United States is doing in countries such as Afghanistan and Iraq."
-Gore Vidal-
"Extraordinary, fluent and fact-based... All the Shah's Men is not only an exciting and breathtaking spy novel, but also about the challenging problems of our day."
-Senator Richard Lugar, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee-
"A bleak comedy of the so-called building of a nation. Today's British and American readers will blush with shame."
-John le Carre-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 303

Year of Printing: 2014


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 303

First Print Year: 2004

Language Turkish