Timeline Iran

06/22/2025

The precursor to Democracy in Iran is Oil Transparency.

124 years. No transparency.

While politicians talk about democracy, freedom, and regime change — one question is never asked: Where is Iran’s oil money going?

Consecutive regimes have kept the truth from the Iranian people. From D’Arcy to the Seven Sisters to today’s black market shadow fleet. It’s time to demand answers. Not just about politics — but about the wealth of a nation.

🛢️ How much oil is produced?
🛢️ Where does the money go?
🛢️ How is it spent?
🛢️ Who decides?

The Iranian people should.

06/22/2024

📺 Timeline Iran Podcast: CIA Agent William J. Daugherty on Presidential Influence Overseas 📺

In this short, we explore the misconception that the U.S. president has control over all foreign events. CIA agent William J. Daugherty explains that foreign leaders act independently, with their own policy goals and domestic concerns. This segment reconsiders the tendency to blame President Carter for the Shah's fall, suggesting that much of the responsibility lies with the Shah himself.

How does understanding the limited influence of the U.S. president on foreign leaders change our perspective on international events? What implications does this have for assessing historical and current U.S. foreign policies? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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06/22/2024

📺 Timeline Iran Podcast: CIA Agent William J. Daugherty on the Shah's Health and Politics 📺

In this short, we uncover the intricate and often overlooked connection between the Shah's health and the political turmoil surrounding him. The real issue wasn't just medical—it was deeply entangled with politics. The Shah's medical treatment was influenced more by political pressures, particularly from his sister Ashraf and the Queen, than by his actual needs. New insights reveal that although the word from Mexico indicated the Shah's condition wasn't life-threatening and could be managed there, this information was tightly controlled on the American side.

❓Did you know that the Shah's medical care was heavily influenced by political maneuvering? How might unbiased medical treatment have changed his fate and Iran's history? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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06/22/2024

📺 Timeline Iran Podcast: Insights from CIA Agent William J. Daugherty 📺

In this episode, we delve into a pivotal moment during the last days of the Shah's regime. General Huyser was sent on a crucial mission: to convince the Shah to impose martial law and deploy the military against revolutionaries. Despite the dire warning that failure to act would result in losing his country, the Shah found himself unable to take such drastic measures. General Gast, head of the military advisory group, faced immense challenges as the U.S. struggled to navigate the complex dynamics with the determined Iranian leaders, as recounted by CIA agent William J. Daugherty.

🧐 Did you know that this was a critical juncture that could have dramatically changed the course of Iranian history? How do you think different decisions might have reshaped Iran's future? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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06/21/2024

04/11/2024

In this episode of the Timeline Iran Podcast, we sit down with Bernard Hourcade, a geographer who first arrived in Tehran in September 1970 and has since dedicated his career to understanding Iran's social and geographical transformations. Hourcade discusses his initial research on rural development...

04/04/2024

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03/28/2024

In case you missed it, our Timeline Iran page recently featured an interview with filmmaker Bobak Kalhor.

🎥 This conversation, aired initially on KLCS-TV's "Everybody with Angela Williamson," delves into the complex medical and political saga surrounding the Shah of Iran, uncovering its profound impact on decades of US-Iran relations.

Discover the untold stories, the intricate weave of secrecy and power, and how these historical moments shape our understanding of the world today.

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03/25/2024

Dive into the heart of the Iranian Constitutional Revolution with Oliver Bast as he highlights the pivotal role of Morgan Shuster in 1911's struggle for sovereignty and reform. In this enlightening 60-second video, discover how Shuster, an American financial advisor appointed by Iran's newly established parliament, became a symbol of resistance against foreign influence and a champion for constitutional governance. Bast's expert analysis reveals the challenges Shuster faced, his impact on Iran's quest for autonomy, and the international tensions it sparked. Join the conversation below, share your thoughts, and subscribe for a deeper dive into the events that shaped modern Iran.

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03/24/2024

Join Prof. Oliver Bast in a riveting 60-second journey back to 1919, as he unveils the seldom-discussed role of Iran's ruler during the Treaty of Versailles negotiations. Discover how Iran, emerging from the shadows of World War I, sought to navigate the new world order shaped by this pivotal treaty. Bast's expertise brings to light the strategic moves and diplomatic efforts of Iran's leadership in a time of global upheaval. Don't miss this concise yet enlightening exploration of a crucial historical moment. Like, share, and subscribe for more insights into history's turning points.

Professor Oliver Bast, Maître-ès-Lettres, Dr. phil., is a historian who specialises in the Modern and Contemporary history of Iran. He read History and Persian at Berlin (Humboldt-Universität), Tehran (University of Tehran), Paris (Sorbonne Nouvelle), and Bamberg (Otto-Friedrich-Universität).

Oliver Bast is currently Professor of Persian Studies (Études iraniennes) at Université Sorbonne Nouvelle where he serves as Head of Department of the department of Oriental Studies (Département d'études orientales - EO, formerly the Département d'études arabes, hébraïques, indiennes et iraniennes - EAHII).

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