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The Shadow of 1953 Still Shapes Irans Future Says Historian Stephen Kinzer
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- Historian Stephen Kinzer discusses the lasting impact of the 1953 CIA-backed coup in Iran.
- The coup overthrew Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh and reinstated the Shah.
- Kinzer argues the event continues to shape Iran's political landscape and U.S.-Iran relations.
- The article highlights grievances that have fueled anti-American sentiment in Iran.
- Published on 2026-05-20.