Iran

by Lauri S. Friedman

In 1979, Iran was transformed from a pro-Western, antireligious, cosmopolitan nation into one that has a repressive social code. Today, thirty years later, the children of those that led the Islamic Revolution of 1979 are showing signs of being fed up with their country?s repressive government. This book includes discussions of Iranian relations with the United States, Israel, and Iraq, and whether it is a supporter of terrorism and if the U.S. should consider going to war with Iran. Includes full-color photos, charts, fact boxes, glossary, web sites, further resources, and index.

144 pages, Library Binding

First published November 6, 2009

About the author

Lauri S. Friedman is the founder of LSF Editorial, a writing, editing, ghostwriting, and series packaging outfit that produces non-fiction writing projects.