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The Impact of American and British Soft Power in Iran,ligence service, to produce and disseminate anti-Communist propaganda across Iran. The British Council, likewise, undertook the bulk of the United Kingdom’s cultural diplomacy in the country, focusing most of their efforts on English language teaching.

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Conclusion,ies. As the year unfolded, an increasing number of citizens joined these protests, culminating in national unrest. By January 1979, the Iranian monarch’s position was untenable, forcing him to leave Iran. An Islamic Republic opposed to US involvement in Iran replaced the Shah. The newly installed Su

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-41277-0atter was written from the perspective of seventeenth-century European travellers visiting the country for the first time. Stevens’ passion for Iranian culture had made him determined to strengthen Anglo-Iranian relations. Having experienced a way of life so radically different to his own upper midd

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,Einführung in die Gr??enlehre,ies. As the year unfolded, an increasing number of citizens joined these protests, culminating in national unrest. By January 1979, the Iranian monarch’s position was untenable, forcing him to leave Iran. An Islamic Republic opposed to US involvement in Iran replaced the Shah. The newly installed Su