Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952-1954, Iran,
1951–1954, Second Edition
Persons
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Acheson, Dean G., Secretary
of State until January 20, 1953
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Afshartus, Mahmud, Brigadier
General, Iranian Army; Chief of Police in Tehran until April 1953
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Akhavi, Ali Akhbar, Iranian
Minister of National Economy, July 1952–August 1953
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Akhavi, Hassan, Colonel (later
Brigadier General), Chief of Intelligence, Iranian Army, until August 1953;
thereafter, Deputy Chief of Staff
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Ala, Hosein, Iranian Prime
Minister, March 1–April 27, 1951; Iranian Minister of Court, April
1951–April 1953; and after August 1953
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Aldrich, Winthrop W.,
Ambassador to the United Kingdom from February 20, 1953
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Alemi, Ibrahim, Iranian
Minister of Labor, November 1951–August 1953
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Ali Khan, Liaqat, Pakistani
Prime Minister and Minister of Defense until October 16, 1951
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Allen, George, Ambassador to
Iran, 1946–1948; Ambassador to Yugoslavia, January 25, 1950–March 11,
1953
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Allen, Raymond, Psychological
Strategy Board, Central Intelligence Agency
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Amini, Abol Qasem (Abdul),
Iranian Minister of Court, May–August, 1953
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Amini, General Mahmud, Head
of Iranian Gendarmérie
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Aramesh, Ahmad, Iranian
Minister of Labor from August 1953
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Arfa, Major General Hasan,
Chief of the Iranian General Staff, 1944–1946; Minister of Roads and
Communications, March–April 1951
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Armory, Robert, Jr.,
Assistant Director, Office of Research and Reports, Directorate of
Intelligence, Central Intelligence Agency, March 1952–February 1953;
thereafter, Deputy Director for Intelligence, Central Intelligence
Agency
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Armstrong, W. Park, Jr.,
Special Assistant for Intelligence to the Secretary of State
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Ashrafi, Colonel
Hussein-Ghuli, Commander of Third Mountain Brigade,
Iranian Army; later, Military Governor of Tehran
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Azad, Abdul Qadir, Iranian
newspaper editor; member, National Front
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Baharmast, General Qolam
Mahmud, Chief of Staff of the Iranian Army, October
1952–March 1953
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Bakhtiar, Colonel Teimur,
Commander of Iranian Army garrison at Kermanshah until September 1953
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Baqai (Baghai, also Boagi), Dr.
Mozaffar, founder of the Workers Party, a component
of Mosadeq’s National Front; Deputy in the 17th Majlis, 1952–1953
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Barnes, Stanley N., Assistant
Attorney General in the Anti-Trust Division, Department of Justice, after
1953
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Barnes, Tracy, Chief, Policy
and Plans Division, Directorate of Plans, Central Intelligence Agency
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Barzani, Mustafa, President,
Kurdish Democratic Party
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Batmanqilich (Batmangelich, Batqamalich),
Nader, General, Chief of Staff of the Iranian Army
after August 19, 1953
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Battle, Lucius D., Special
Assistant to the Secretary of State from June 26, 1951; Foreign Affairs
Officer, Office of the Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for
Mutual Security Affairs, after October 13, 1952; Attaché in the Embassy in
Denmark after July 26, 1954
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Becker, Loftus, Deputy
Director for Intelligence, Central Intelligence Agency, January 1,
1952–April 30, 1953
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Beeley, Harold, Counselor of
the British Embassy in the United States after February 18, 1953
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Behbahani, Ayatollah Sayyed
Mohammad, Iranian cleric allied to anti-Mosadeq
opposition
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Berry, Burton Y., Acting
Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South Asian, and African
Affairs, December 1951–June 1952; Ambassador to Iraq, June 25, 1952–May 3,
1954
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Black, Lieutenant General,
Office of the Secretary of Defense
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Black, Eugene R., President
and Chairman of the Executive Directors of the International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development after 1949
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Black, Robert, Staff member,
Office of the Director of the Mutual Security Agency
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Bohlen, Charles E., Counselor
of the Department of State, July 12, 1951–March 29, 1953; Ambassador to the
Soviet Union from April 20, 1953
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Bowie, Robert R., Director,
Policy Planning Staff, Department of State, from May 28, 1953
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Bowker, Sir Reginald J.,
Assistant Under Secretary of State, British Foreign Office, until January
13, 1954; thereafter Ambassador to Turkey
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Bruce, David K.E.,
Ambassador to France until March 10, 1952; Under Secretary of State, April
1, 1952–January 20, 1953; consultant to the Secretary of State until
February 8, 1953; thereafter Observer at the Interim Committee of the
European Defense Community at Paris and Representative to the European Coal
and Steel Community
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Bruce, John R., Press Attaché
at the Embassy in Iran, October 1951–May 1954
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Bryant, Elmer C., Chief of
Field Improvement Office at Shiraz, Technical Cooperation Administration,
1952–1953; Regional Director, Tehran, 1953–1954; Provincial Director,
Shiraz, 1954; Assistant Director of Field Operations, Tehran, from March
1954
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Bundy, William, Staff member,
Office of National Estimates, Central Intelligence Agency
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Burrows, Bernard
B.A., Counselor of the British Embassy in the United
States, January 1950–July 1953
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Butler, Richard A. (RAB),
British Chancellor of the Exchequer from October 28, 1951
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Byroade, Henry A., Director,
Office of German Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State,
until April 1952; Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South
Asian, and African Affairs from April 14, 1952
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Cabell, Lieutenant General Charles
P., USAF, Director of the Joint Staff, Joint Chiefs
of Staff, until January 1953; Deputy Director of Central Intelligence after
April 23, 1953
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Chapman, Christian G., Third
Secretary of the Embassy in Iran, September 1953–March 1954; Second
Secretary of the Embassy in Iran from March 1954
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Churchill, Winston S.,
British Prime Minister from October 26, 1951
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Collins, General J. Lawton,
USA, Chief of Staff of the Army until August 14, 1953; thereafter
Representative to the NATO Military Committee and Standing Group
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Crowl, R. Bernard, Staff
member, Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Bureau of Near
Eastern, South Asian, and African Affairs, Department of State
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Cunningham, Joseph H., Third
Secretary of the Embassy in Iran, January–October 1953
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Cuomo, Anthony, Assistant
Attaché at the Embassy in Iran, Feburary 1951–November 1954
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Cutler, Robert, Administrative
Assistant to President Eisenhower, January–March 1953; thereafter Special
Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs
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Dadsetan, Major General,
Military Governor of Tehran, 1953
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Daftari, General Muhammad,
Commander of Iranian Customs Guard
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Davalu, Brigadier General
Mahmud, Iranian Army, Isfahan
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Davis, Vice Admiral Arthur
C., USN, Director of the Joint Staff, Joint Chiefs of
Staff, until November 1, 1951
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Deihimi, Colonel (later Brigadier General)
Habibollah, Chief of Staff of Kerman Division,
Iranian Army, until August 1953; Deputy Chief of Staff, Iranian Army, August
1953–February 1954; Military and Air Attaché at the Iranian Embassy in the
United States from February 1954
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Dodge, Joseph M., Director,
Bureau of the Budget, January 22, 1953–April 15, 1954
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Dooher, Gerald F.P., Chief,
Near Eastern, Soviet-East, and Trans-Caucasian Sections, International
Broadcast Service, Department of State, June 1951–August 1953; United States
Information Agency, August 1953–August 1954; Chief, Near East, South Asia,
and Africa Division, International Broadcast Service, Department of State,
from August 1954
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Douglas, William O.,
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, 1939–1975
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Dreyfus, Louis G., Minister
to Iran, 1939–1943
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Dulles, Allen W., Deputy
Director for Plans, Central Intelligence Agency, until August 1951; Deputy
Director of Central Intelligence from August 1951; Director of Central
Intelligence after January 1953
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Dulles, John Foster,
Consultant to Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Personal Representative of
President Truman for the Japanese Peace Treaty; Secretary of State after
January 21, 1953
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Dunn, James C., Ambassador to
France, March 13, 1952–March 2, 1953
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Earman, S.J., Executive
Assistant to the Director of Central Intelligence, 1952
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Eden, Anthony (Sir Anthony from
1954), British Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs from October 27, 1951
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Eisenhower, Dwight D.,
General, USA, Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, April 2, 1951–May 30, 1952;
President after January 20, 1953
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Engert, Cornelius V.,
Minister to Iran, 1937–1940; Minister to Afghanistan, 1942–1945
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Entezam, Abdollah, Iranian
Minister of Foreign Affairs after August 1953
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Faramarzi, Abdul Rahman,
Iranian newspaper editor; member of the Majlis
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Farzanegan, Colonel (later Brigadier General)
Abbas, Iranian Army Staff officer; Acting Deputy
Chief of Staff, Iranian Army, August 1953; Minister of Posts and Telegrams
from August 1953
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Fatemi (Fatimi), Hossein,
Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs and confidante of Iranian Prime Minister
Mosadeq, October 1952–August 1953
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Fechteler, Admiral William
M., USN, Chief of Naval Operations, August 16,
1951–August 15, 1953
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Ferguson, C. Vaughan, Officer
in Charge of Iranian Affairs, Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs,
Bureau of Near Eastern, South Asian, and African Affairs, Department of
State, until July 1952
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Forkner, Claude E., U.S.
physician
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Foster, William C., Staff
member, Office of Military Assistance, Department of Defense
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Franks, Sir Oliver, British
Ambassador to the United States until February 13, 1952
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Fraser, Sir William,
Chairman, Anglo-Iranian Oil Company (British Petroleum after 1954)
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Gannett, Michael R., Second
Secretary of the Embassy in Iran from March 1953
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Garner, Robert L., Vice
President of the International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development
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Garzan, General Abbas, Chief
of the Iranian General Staff until 1952
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Gerhart, Major General John
K., USAF, Joint Chiefs of Staff adviser to the Planning
Board of the National Security Council from March 1953
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Ghanatabodi (Ghanat-Abadi, Qanatabadi),
Shams, Deputy in the 17th Iranian Majlis
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Ghashghai, see Qashqai
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Ghashghaie, see Qashqai
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Gifford, Walter S.,
Ambassador to the United Kingdom until January 23, 1953
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Gleason, S. Everett, Deputy
Executive Secretary, National Security Council, from January 1950
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Golpyra, Major General,
Commanding General of the Iranian Gendarmérie from August 1953
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Grady, Henry F., Ambassador
to Iran until September 19, 1951
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Gray, Gordon, Director,
Psychological Strategy Board, Central Intelligence Agency, June 20, 1951–May
1952
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Guilanshah, General, Chief of
the Iranian Air Force
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Guilanshah (Gilanshah), Colonel
Hedayat, Adjutant to the Shah of Iran
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Haerizadeh, Seyed Abol
Hasan, Leader of the Iran Party, a component of
Mosadeq’s National Front; Deputy in the 18th Majlis, 1954
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Hakimi, Ebrahim, Iranian Prime
Minister, May–June 1945, October 1945–January 1946, December 1947–June 1948;
President of the Senate from August 1951
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Harriman, W. Averell, Special
Assistant to the President until November 1951; Director, Mutual Security
Agency, November 1951–January 1953
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Hasibi (Hassebi), Kazem, Oil
Adviser to Iranian Prime Minister Mosadeq until August 1953
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Hayat (Haiat), Ali, Iranian
Minister of Justice, 1951; Governor General of Fars province,
August–September 1953; President of the Iranian Supreme Court from September
1953
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Hedayat, Major General, Iranian
Minister of National Defense from September 1953
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Hedden, Stuart, Special
Assistant to the Director of Central Intelligence, 1951–1952; Inspector
General of the Central Intelligence Agency, January 1, 1952–January 19,
1953; member, Office of Policy Coordination’s Project Review Committee,
Central Intelligence Agency
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Hejazi, Major General Abdol
Hossein, Iranian Army; Commanding General of the 3rd
Corps of the Iranian Army; Military Adviser to the Shah after September
1953
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Hekmat, Sadr Fakhr, President
of the Majlis
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Helms, Richard, Chief, Foreign
Division, Office of Special Operations, Central Intelligence Agency, until
July 16, 1951; Chief of Operations, Office of Special Operations, Central
Intelligence Agency, July 16, 1951–July 31, 1952; Chief of the Foreign
Intelligence Staff, Office of the Deputy Director for Plans, Central
Intelligence Agency, from July 31, 1952
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Hemat, Major General
Seyfollah, Iranian Army; Commanding General of Shiraz
Garrison from October 1953
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Henderson, Loy W., Ambassador
to Iran, September 29, 1951–December 30, 1954
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Hewitt, R.L., Staff member,
Office of National Estimates, Central Intelligence Agency
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Holmes, Julius C., Minister
of the Embassy in the United Kingdom until November 1954
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Hoover, Herbert, Jr.,
Consultant to the Secretary of State from October 14, 1953; Under Secretary
of State, October 4, 1954–February 5, 1957
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Hormuz, Mahmud, Leader, Tudeh
Party
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Houman, Ahmed, Assistant
Minister of the Iranian Court, 1951
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Howe, Fisher, Deputy Special
Assistant for Intelligence to the Secretary of State
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Howison, John M., Second
Secretary of the Embassy in Iran, June 1952–November 1954
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Human, Ahmad, Iranian Deputy
Minister of Court
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Humphrey, George M.,
Secretary of the Treasury from January 21, 1953
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Imam (Imami), Jumeh (Jamal),
President of the Iranian Majlis until July 1952
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Jackson, C.D., Special
Assistant to the President, February 26, 1953–March 31, 1954;
Representative, U.S. Delegation to the Ninth Session of the U.N. General
Assembly, November 1954
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Jackson, William H., Deputy
Director of Central Intelligence until August 3, 1951
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Jernegan, John D., Deputy
Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South Asian, and African
Affairs from June 26, 1952
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Johnson, Louis, Secretary of
Defense until September 19, 1950
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Joyce, Robert, Senior
Consultant (representing the Secretary of State), Office of Policy
Coordination, Central Intelligence Agency, from September 1948; Policy
Planning Staff, Department of State, from December 1948
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Kashani, Seyed Ayatollah Abdol
Ghassem, Iranian religious leader; founder of
Fedayan Islam in 1948; principal leader in the Iranian National Front;
President of the 17th Majlis, 1952–1953
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Kent, Sherman, Chairman, Board
of National Estimates, Central Intelligence Agency, from January 3,
1952
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Khoury, Bechara El, President
of Lebanon until September 1952
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Kitchen, Jeffrey C.,
Assistant to Country Specialist, Bureau of Near Eastern, South Asian, and
African Affairs, Department of State, until October 1951; Foreign Affairs
Officer, October 1951–May 1952; Acting Chief, Policy Reports Staff,
May–November 1952; Special Assistant to the Secretary of State, November
1952–January 1953; Deputy Director, Executive Secretariat, Department of
State, from January 1953
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Langer, William L., Chairman,
Board of National Estimates, Central Intelligence Agency, November 13,
1950–January 3, 1952
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Lankarani, Ahmad, Leader,
Tudeh Party
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Lavrentiev, Anatoli I.,
Soviet Ambassador to Iran from July 1953
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Lay, James S., Jr.,
Executive Secretary, National Security Council, after January 1950
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Leavitt, John H., Chief, Iran
Branch, Directorate of Plans, Central Intelligence Agency
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Lemnitzer, Lieutenant General Lyman
L., USA, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Army for Plans
and Research from August 1952
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Levy, Walter, former Standard
Oil executive; petroleum consultant to the Iranian Government, 1952
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Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr.,
Senator (R–Massachusetts) until January 3, 1953; Permanent Representative to
the United Nations from January 12, 1953
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Long, Robert E., Assistant to
the Director of Central Intelligence
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Lovett, Robert A., Secretary
of Defense, September 17, 1951–January 20, 1953
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Luce, Claire Boothe,
Ambassador to Italy from May 4, 1953
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McClure, Brigadier General Robert
A., USA; Chief of the United States Military Mission
with the Iranian Army and Chief of the United States Military Assistance
Advisory Group in Iran after 1953
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McGhee, George C., Assistant
Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South Asian, and African Affairs until
December 18, 1951; Ambassador to Turkey, January 15, 1952–June 19,
1953
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Maki (Makki), Hosein,
confidante of Iranian Prime Minister Mosadeq; member, Board of Directors,
National Iranian Oil Company, until December 1952; Deputy in 17th Majlis,
1952–1953
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Makins, Sir Roger M., British
Deputy Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs until December 30, 1952;
British Ambassador to the United States after January 7, 1953
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Maleki, Khalil, Iranian
intellectual and Mosadeq supporter; co-founder of Toilers Party; founder of
Third Force Party (Niru-ye Sevom)
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Mansur (Mansour), Ali, Iranian
Prime Minister, March–June 1950; Iranian Ambassador to Turkey after
1954
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Matin-Daftari, Ahmad, Iranian
Prime Minister, 1939–1941; international law adviser to Mosadeq
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Matthews, H. Freeman, Deputy
Under Secretary of State, July 5, 1950–October 11, 1953; Ambassador to the
Netherlands from November 25, 1953
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Mattison, Gordon H.,
Counselor of Embassy in Iran, April 1952–October 1953
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Melbourne, Roy M., First
Secretary and Counselor of Embassy in Iran, July 1951–December 1953.
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Merchant, Livingston T.,
Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for Mutual Security Affairs
until March 24, 1952; Deputy to the U.S. Special Representative in Europe at
Paris until March 11, 1953; Assistant Secretary of State for European
Affairs from March 16, 1953
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Middleton, George H., British
Counselor of Embassy in Iran after January 20, 1951; Chargé d’Affaires,
January 20–October 31, 1952; Deputy British High Commissioner to India after
April 1, 1953
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Mirjahangir (Mir-Jahangir),
General, Commander of Shiraz Garrison
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Moazami, Abdullah, President
of the 17th Iranian Majlis until August 1953
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Momtaz (Mumtaz), Colonel
Ezatollah, Commander, Second Mountain Brigade, Iranian
Army; charged with defense of Mosadeq’s residence during August 19, 1953,
coup
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Morgan, George A., Acting
Director of the Psychological Strategy Board, Central Intelligence Agency,
1953
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Morrison, Herbert S., British
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, March 9–October 26, 1951
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Mosadeq (Mossadeq, Mossadegh), Dr.
Mohammad, Leader of the Iranian National Front;
Prime Minister of Iran, April 1951–July 5, 1952, July 11–July 16, 1952;
Prime Minister of Iran and Iranian Minister of Defense, July 22, 1952–August
15, 1953
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Murphy, Robert D., Ambassador
to Belgium until March 19, 1952; Ambassador to Japan, May 9, 1952–April 28,
1953; Assistant Secretary of State for United Nations Affairs from July 28,
1953; Deputy Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs from November
30, 1953
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Naguib, Muhammad, Egyptian
Prime Minister, September 17, 1952–February 25, 1954 and March 8–April 18,
1954; President of Egypt, June 18, 1953–November 14, 1954
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Nahhas (Nahas), Mustafa el-,
Egyptian Prime Minister until January 27, 1952
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Nash, Frank C., Assistant to
the Secretary of Defense (International Security Affairs), August 28,
1951–February 10, 1953; Assistant Secretary of Defense (International
Security Affairs), February 11, 1953–February 28, 1954
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Nasiri, Colonel Nematollah,
Commander of the Iranian Imperial Guard after 1954; responsible for
delivering the Shah’s order of dismissal to Prime Minister Mosadeq on August
16, 1953, and subsequently for arresting Prime Minister Mosadeq
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Nasser, Ali Asqar, Acting
Governor of the Bank Melli Iran, 1951–1952; Governor after 1952
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Nehru, Jawaharlal, Indian
Prime Minister
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Nelson, Orvis M., President,
Transocean Airlines
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Nitze, Paul
H., Director, Policy Planning Staff, Department of
State, January 1950–April 1953
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Nixon, Richard M., Senator
(R–California), January 1952–January 1953; thereafter Vice President
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Noruzi, Daud, Leader, Tudeh
Party
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Olmsted, Major General George
H., USA, Director, Office of Military Assistance, Office
of the Secretary of Defense, Department of Defense, 1951–1953
-
Pace, Frank, Secretary of the
Army until January 20, 1953
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Pahlavi, Prince Ali Reza,
brother of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Shah of Iran
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Pahlavi, Princess Ashraf,
twin sister of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Shah of Iran
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Pahlavi, Mohammad Reza, Shah
of Iran
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Pahlavi, Reza Shah, Shah of
Iran, 1923–1941
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Palmer, Joseph, II, First
Secretary of the Embassy in the United Kingdom until October 1953
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Paul, Norman, Staff member,
Office of the Director of the Mutual Security Agency, 1953
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Penfield, James K., Counselor
of Embassy in the United Kingdom until August 1954
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Perron, Ernest, Secretary to
the Shah of Iran
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Pollard, Commander Eric W.,
USN, Naval Attaché at the Embassy in Iran
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Pyman, Launcelot, former
Oriental Counselor, British Embassy in Tehran
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Qashqai (Ghashghai, Ghashghaie),
Abdullah, Chieftain of Qashqai tribe
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Qashqai (Ghasgghai, Ghashghaie),
Habib, Chieftain of Qashqai tribe
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Qashqai (Ghashghai, Ghashghaie), Khosrow
Khan, Deputy of the 17th Iranian Majlis from
National Movement Faction; Chieftain of Qashqai tribe
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Qashqai (Ghashghai, Ghashghaie), Malek
Mansur Khan, Chieftain of Qashqai tribe
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Qashqai (Ghashghai, Ghashghaie), Mohammad
Hoseyn, Chieftain of Qashqai tribe
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Qashqai (Ghashghai, Ghashghaie), Mohamed
Nasr (Nasser) Khan, Chieftain of Qashqai
tribe
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Qavam Es Sultaneh,
Ahmed, Iranian Prime Minister, 1921, 1922–1923,
1942–1943, 1946–1947, and July 16–July 22, 1952
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Radford, Admiral Arthur W.,
USN, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, from August 15, 1953
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Rasavi, Sayyed Ahmad, member
of the National Front and adviser to Mosadeq; Deputy of the 17th
Majlis
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Raynor, G. Hayden, Director,
Office of British Commonwealth and Northern European Affairs, Bureau of
European Affairs, Department of State, from March 4, 1951
-
Razmara, Lieutenant General Haji
Ali, Iranian Army; Prime Minister of Iran, June 26,
1950–March 7, 1951
-
Riahi, Brigadier General Taqi,
Chief of Staff of the Iranian Army, March 1–August 19, 1953
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Richards, Arthur L.,
Counselor of Embassy in Iran until March 1952; Director, Office of Greek,
Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Bureau of Near Eastern, South Asian, and
African Affairs, Department of State, June 1952–September 1954; Consul
General in Istanbul after September 1954
-
Ridgway, General Matthew B.,
Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, August 15, 1953–June 30, 1955
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Rockefeller, Nelson, Chairman,
International Development Advisory Board, 1950–1952; Under Secretary of
Health, Education and Welfare, June 1953–December 1954
-
Roosevelt, Kermit, “Kim,”,
Chief, Near East and Africa Division, Directorate of Plans, Central
Intelligence Agency, from September 6, 1950
-
Rountree, William M.,
Director, Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Bureau of Near
Eastern, South Asian, and African Affairs, Department of State, August 7,
1950–May 1952; Deputy Chief of Mission in Turkey from June and Counselor of
Embassy in Turkey from August 1952; Counselor of Embassy in Iran after
October 1953
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Sadchikov, Ivan V., Soviet
Ambassador to Iran until July 1953
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Sadeqi (Sadiqi),
Ghulam-Hussein, Iranian Minister of Communications,
November 1951–July 1952; Minister of Interior, July 1952–August 1953
-
Sa’Ed, Mohammed, Iranian
Prime Minister, 1948–1950
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Safavi, Navab, Leader,
Fedayan-I-Islam Party
-
Said, Nuri al-, Iraqi Prime
Minister until July 12, 1952, and from August 4, 1954
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Saleh, Ali Pasha, Iranian
consultant to the Embassy in Iran
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Saleh, Allahyar, Leader, Iran
Party, a component of Mosadeq’s National Front; Iranian Ambassador to the
United States until September 1953
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Salisbury, Lord (Robert A.J.
Gascoyne-Cecil), British Secretary of State for
Commonwealth Relations, March–December 1952; Acting Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, June–October 1953
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Sanjabi (Sangabi), Karem,
Iranian Minister of Education, May 1951–August 1953
-
Schaetzel, J. Robert, Special
Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs
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Schwarzkopf, Brigadier General Herbert
Norman, USA, Administrative Director, Department of
Law and Public Safety for the State of New Jersey; Head of U.S. Military
Mission to Iranian Gendarmérie, 1942–1948; envoy to Shah of Iran, August
1953
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Shayegan (Shaygan), Dr. Seyid
Ali, Iranian jurist and a confidante of Prime Minister
Mosadeq; member of the Iran Party and a leader of the National Front; Deputy
in the 17th Majlis, 1952–1953
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Shepherd, Sir Francis, British
Ambassador to Iran until January 20, 1952
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Shishakli, General Adib al-,
Syrian Chief of Staff and Deputy Prime Minister, 1952; Vice-President,
Minister of Defense, and Chief of State, 1953; President, July 10,
1953–March 1, 1954; also Prime Minister, July 19, 1953–March 1, 1954
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Smith, Walter Bedell,
Director of Central Intelligence, October 7, 1950–February 9, 1953; Under
Secretary of State, February 9, 1953–October 1, 1954
-
Snyder, John Wesley,
Secretary of the Treasury until January 20, 1953
-
Sohely, Ali, Iranian
Ambassador to the United Kingdom until January 1952 and after March
1954
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Stassen, Harold E., Director,
Mutual Security Agency, January 20, 1953–August 1, 1953; Director, Foreign
Operations Administration, after August 1, 1953
-
Steel, Sir Christopher,
British Minister in the United States, November 1, 1950–July 15, 1953
-
Stokes, Richard R., Lord
Privy Seal with the British Labour Government until April 1951; British
Minister of Materials, July–October 1951
-
Strang, Sir William,
Permanent Under Secretary of State, British Foreign Office, until November
1953
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Stutesman, John H., Jr.,
Second Secretary and Consul in Iran until March 1952; Officer in Charge of
Iranian Affairs, Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Bureau of
Near Eastern, South Asian, and African Affairs, Department of State, after
September 15, 1952
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Thornburg, Max, former
Standard Oil executive; Petroleum adviser to Iranian Government, 1952
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Truman, Harry S., President
until January 20, 1953
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Vandenberg, General Hoyt S.,
Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force until June 29, 1953
-
Villard, Henry S., Staff
member, Policy Planning Staff, Department of State, 1951–1952
-
Vosuk (Vossuk, Vosak, Vosuq), Major General
Ahmad, Iranian Deputy Minister of National Defense,
August–September 1953
-
Wagner, Joseph J., Second
Secretary of the Embassy in Iran until April 1951
-
Waller, John, Chief, Iran
Branch, Directorate of Plans, Central Intelligence Agency, 1953
-
Warne, William E., Director,
United States Technical Cooperation Administration Mission to Iran, after
November 8, 1951
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Waugh, Samuel C., Assistant
Secretary of State for Economic Affairs from June 5, 1953
-
Webb, James E., member,
National Security Council Staff
-
Wilber, Donald, Consultant to
the Iran Branch, Directorate of Plans, Central Intelligence Agency
-
Wiley, John C., Ambassador to
Iran, 1948–1950; Ambassador to Panama, June 20, 1951–November 27,
1953
-
Wilson, Charles E., Secretary
of Defense after January 28, 1953
-
Wisner, Frank, Assistant
Director for Policy Coordination, Directorate of Plans, Central Intelligence
Agency, until August 23, 1951; Deputy Director for Plans, Central
Intelligence Agency, from August 23, 1951
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Zahedi, Ardeshir, son of
Iranian Prime Minister Fazlollah Zahedi, Administrative Deputy in the United
States Point Four Mission, 1950–1952; Civil Adjutant to the Shah of Iran
after August 1953
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Zahedi, Major General
Fazlollah, Iranian Army; member of the Iranian Senate
until August 1953; Iranian Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior,
August 15, 1953–April 6, 1955
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Zia Tabatabai, Seyyed, member
of the Majlis; Leader, National Will Party
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Zimmerman, Major General Wayne
C., USA, Chief, U.S. Military Mission to Iran
1951–1952
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Zirakzadeh, Ahmad, member of
the Iran Party, a component of Mosadeq’s National Front; Deputy in the 17th Majlis