Ma'rakah-yi Naft: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The years 1329 to 1332 are an important period in Iran's contemporary history, which, centered on the issue of oil, has influenced Iran's international relations and foreign policy. The controversies over the annexation agreement, the positions of the cabinets regarding it, the rise and fall of Dr. Mossadegh, and the reflection of what is happening inside and in the current international events, are among the issues that have increased the sensitivity of this historical period. The purpose of this research is to reveal the public opinions of the Iranian cities regarding the nationalization of the oil industry and its goals, as well as the orientation of the organizations, populations, associations, political parties, and related bodies and their influence on the local and native forces compared to the center and the capital. to has entered the field of writing. By studying and examining the contents of this book, the influence, and role of political and social active groups and forces in Iranian cities will be known. This book includes an overview of public reactions in the context of the National Oil Movement.