Sīyāsat'varzī dar Īrān-i Mudirn (Iqtiṣād-i Sīyāsaī Īrān 1320-1325): Persian 1402

The upcoming book is a research about a short but important era of politics during the Second World War and the long-standing rivalry between Britain and Soviet Russia in Iran, the result of which often shaped the country's domestic and foreign policies. This research describes in detail the interactions between internal and external effective factors in the politics of modern Iran, including individuals, statesmen, parties, the National Council, the court, the economy, events, and movements, as well as the traditional threat of Soviet Russia to the security and territorial integrity of Iran. and British colonial policies, and considers the political economy of Iran not as an issue but as one of the factors that shape politics in modern Iran. The author of the book narrates the formation of domestic and foreign policies and their influence on each other with an analytical view, and by using secret and confidential documents and reliable sources, he not only refutes the false, repetitive, and often distorted narratives of Iran's modern history but also the unsaid and It reveals small but unknown facts for the first time in this book.