Mārgārit Tāchir: bānu-yi āhanin (zanān dar qudrat): Persiska (Farsi) 1401

History will not forget Margaret Thatcher as much as it will not forget Winston Churchill. But what distinguishes Thatcher from other women of her time is not her personal and family life, but her professional life and her narrative role in British politics and economy. For this reason, his biography deals with his personal life only in very few parts, and the rest is dedicated to the juxtaposition of his name with new and old political and economic concepts and schools. One who fights Soviet Communism promotes privatization, challenges socialism, and questions Keynesianism to finally present Thatcherism, the undeniable legacy of the British Conservatives, to the world. Margaret Thatcher, with her exemplary strength and stubbornness, is not to be missed from the dusty face of history; A powerful woman who is considered one of the most stable politicians of her era in one of the most unstable political and economic conditions in the world.