Vātirgayt (chishm'andāz'hā-yī az tārīkh): Persian 1401

Watergate is a story of flawed heroes and fascinating villains. They came together by chance and by chance to create one of the most important events in American history, the events that led to the resignation of the President of the United States, which was unprecedented. Many visible and hidden actors played a role in this show. Critics were not happy with the speed of the changes. Two years passed between the Watergate break-in and when Nixon was forced to resign, and four more months before his main accomplices were convicted. Then, when Gerald Ford came to the presidency after Nixon's resignation, before he had a chance to bring Nixon to court, in the name of protecting the interests of the country, he was pardoned. Critics called for Nixon to be tried for unconstitutional crimes. In this national show of justice, fear, and abuse of power, twenty-five people were imprisoned. In this book, views and facts about this exceptional era are presented.