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The Twilight WarTheir words
I wanted to recommend one um, The Twilight War by David Christ. Um, the subtitle is The Secret History of America's 30-year conflict with Iran. So it's obviously a little bit outdated, but David Christ is a Pentagon historian and he writes about the tanker war period as well as you know other other skirmishes between the United States and Iran.
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American Hostages in IranTheir words
It's called American hostages in Iran, the conduct of a crisis.
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Democracy in IranTheir words
Um and the third book I'd recommend um by an Iranian author, Iranian academic um renown retired Misag Para, Democracy in Iran. Why it failed and how it might succeed and I hope that it will in the long term.
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