ḥakimīyat-i millī va dushmanān-i ān: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The writer of these lines had the good fortune to work with Dr. Mossadegh under the same roof throughout his prime ministerial period and before that, and closely watched and witnessed the various events of those historical days day and night. be fateful I have rarely seen a book that, like national sovereignty and its enemies, presents the essence of the matter in a comprehensive and unobstructed manner, with sober and firm sentences and away from any kind of love and hatred, with expressions of fascination and marginalization, and according to the correct principles of scientific research of any opinion. Or justify a statement by referring to several solid and reliable documents. It is appropriate to congratulate Dr. Azimi and congratulate Mr. Merizad for writing a book with scholarly research that rightfully takes the lead in the political issues of the most sensitive years of Iran's history." Nusratullah Khazni Head of the Prime Minister's Office until August 29, 1332, Negah Nu, No. 65, Ardibehesht (1384) National Sovereignty and its Enemies is a very valuable book... the methodical and seriousness of the text and neat and clear prose is one of the characteristics of all great writings. It is well illustrated in this book. Although the book is compact, it is a comprehensive introduction to the history of Mossadegh's period. Azimi is one of our most brilliant researchers who should learn from him the lessons of scientific conscience, narrow thinking, thoughtful speech, and clean writing. Dariush Ashuri Negah Noor, No. 66, August 2006