The Eagle and the Lion: The Tragedy of American-Iranian Relations

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A leading scholar of Iran explores the American-Iranian relationship--once a close friendship--penetrating the hidden social and political processes of both countries and tracing their joint history from the 1940s through the bizarre Iran-Contra affair and its aftermath. Illustrated.

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