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Nazila Fathi "The Lonely War"
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January 15, 2015
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57:07Now PlayingFathi was nine and lived in Tehran when the Shah was overthrown. Looking back, she sees that the 1979 revolution was more than just a political coup, and she recounts its enormous socio-economic impact, which included creating a middle class. For this group, however, the revolution remains incomplete. Fathi argues that, with help from other countries, Iran’s moderates will gain strength as they seek greater personal freedom and more ties with the outside world. (Basic Books)
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