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Mohammad Mosaddegh was an Iranian politician, lawyer, and author who served as prime minister from 1951 to 1953, during which he developed policies known as Mosaddeghism. His government was overthrown in a 1953 coup orchestrated by the British and American intelligence agencies, making him a significant but controversial figure in modern Iranian history.
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- Mohammad Mosaddegh
- date of birth
- 1882-06-16
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- 1967-03-04
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- محمد مصدق
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- Mohammad Mossadegh
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Mohammad Mosaddeq, transcrito como Mossadeq, Mossadegh, Mosaddiq ( (?·i) en persa, محمد مصدق Teherán, 19 de mayo de 1882-, 5 de marzo de 1967), fue un primer ministro elegido democráticamente en Irán y que gobernó entre 1951 y 1953. El 20 de marzo de 1951 nacionalizó el petróleo. Tras bloquear a Irán y ejercer otro tipo de presiones, Estados Unidos y Reino Unido financiaron un golpe de Estado organizado por la CIA y alentado por el MI6, en 1953, que derrocó a Mosáddeq y estableció una dictadura monárquica en cabeza del sha Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
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1882 births1967 deaths20th-century Iranian peopleCommanders-in-chief of IranDefence ministers of IranDemocrat Party (Persia) politiciansDeputies of Tehran for National Consultative AssemblyFinance ministers of IranIranian anti-communistsIranian anti-imperialistsIranian critics of religionsIranian democracy activists