The relationship that changed the fate of Iran: Shah, Nixon and agreements behind the curtain. From the peacock's throne and the White House. Text: Moin Farrokhi, Ali Bandari thanks to Arash Beheshti Video: Nima Khalidikia 0:00 A King and a President 3:08 The relationship between Iran and America 3:24 The relationship between the Shah and America during the Cold War 5:41 America's warning to Iran 6: 54 Iran during Pahlavi II era 7:45 America's policies to contain the Soviet Union 8:28 America's work is America's work 10:03 Cold War and America's need 11:00 After August 28, strong relationship with America 11:47 Iran's economic and military heyday 13: 33 Why the Shah wanted to strengthen the military 15:13 America opposes Iran's military power 16:02 Shah's White Revolution 16:50 England left the Middle East 18:13 The capitulation law and Khomeini's feelings 19:47 The assassination of Prime Minister Mansour and the Shah 20:35 Decline in influence America in Iran 21:04 Nixon became the president of the United States 21:42 The event of December 16 coincided with Nixon's visit 22:57 Nixon, Eisenhower's deputy 23:34 Ardeshir Zahedi, Iran's ambassador to America 25:15 The important meeting between Shahnesha Aryamhar and Nixon 26:44 Foreign relations with Shah's direct work 27:46 Nixon's new brand of politician 30:15 America's regional policies 30:56 Shah's influence on Nixon's thinking 33:11 Shah's noble international role 33:57 Red threat and Arab threat against Iran 34:23 Iran-Iraq tensions, Arvandrod and Shatalarab 37:34 America and the Persian Gulf crisis 38:27 Iran is a powerful country in the Middle East 39:50 The Shah and President Nixon met five times 40:10 America's two-pillar policy 41:16 The unstable situation in Saudi Arabia 43:02 The continuation of the Saudi dynasty 44: 45 The Shah is the first power in the region 46:50 America's choice or coercion behind Iran 48:27 The Shah showed himself to America 49:50 Why do they say that? What is Iran like? 50:32 Soviet aggression in the region 50:52 Six years before the Iranian revolution 52:40 The story of Hoyda and Kissinger 53:38 The Shah and the chess of power in the Middle East 55:01 The Shah would not let the foreign minister go 57:28 The Shah's relationship with the Iraqi Kurds 59: 49 Cold War, War Without Borders 1:00:41 Shah and Barzani 1:01:49 The situation in the whole world has changed 1:02:57 New dynamics between Iran and America 1:04:23 The bitter end with the Watergate scandal 1:05: 24 Henry Kissinger's heavy blow 1:05:48 The Shah left Iran 1:07:21 Nixon's presence at the Shah's funeral 1:08:28 Pragmatism of the Shah and Nixon 1:10:05 There was no special relationship 1:12:12 Everything It was fitting for a collaboration The Oil Kings: How the US, Iran, and Saudi Arabia Changed the Balance of Power in the Middle East, Andrew Scott Cooper https://www.amazon.com/Oil-Kings-Arab... US Foreign Policy and the Modernization of Iran: Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon and the Shah (Security, Conflict and Cooperation in the Contemporary World) https://www.amazon.com/Foreign-Policy... Nixon, Kissinger, and the Shah : The United States and Iran in the Cold War, Roham Alvandi https://www.amazon.com/Nixon-Kissinge... Black Wave: Saudi Arabia, Iran, and the Forty-Year Rivalry That Unraveled Culture, Religion, and Collective Memory in the Middle East, Kim Ghattas. Nei Kings of Oil - Andrew Scott Cooper - Reference Publication • A Story About Richard Nixon, Anwar Sa... A Story About Richard Nixon, Anwar Sadat And The Shah's Funeral The State Visit of the Shah of Iran July 24, 1973 What Would Have Happened To Iran If President Nixon Stayed In Office? What The Shah Told Nixon At Their Last Meeting ✅ BPlus Support https://bpluspodcast.com/support/ ☑️ BPlus Website https://bpluspodcast.com/ ✅ BPlus Podcast https://bpluspodcast.com/how-to-listen / ☑️ BPlus Telegram channel https://t.me/podcastbplus