Revolution Books, New York City
New York City, Revolution Books
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LOCATION: 437 Malcolm X Blvd (at 132nd St) (2/3 train to 135th St)
New York, NY 10037
CONTACT: 212-691-3345
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Revolution Books, Berkeley
Berkeley Revolution Books
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LOCATION: 2444 Durant Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94704
CONTACT: 510-848-1196
revolutionbooksberkeley@gmail.com
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Trump Threatens War on Iran—Saturday 2/28, Revolution Books screens film Coup 53
Saturday, February 28, 6 p.m.
Film Showing & Discussion: COUP 53, Old Secrets Cast Long Shadows
Right now, the Trump fascist regime has surged the largest U.S. military force to the Middle East since George W. Bush’s 2003 invasion of Iraq, including “dozens of refueling tankers… more than 50 additional fighter jets, and two aircraft carrier strike groups, complete with their accompanying destroyers, cruisers and submarines,” according to the New York Times. Many of these planes and ships can fire nuclear weapons.
This is a dangerous situation and we need to understand and act against any US attacks on Iran. This article speaks to urgent situation and the need for people in the US to oppose any war on the Iranian people:
Trump Threatens War On Iran, Deploys Massive Imperialist War Machine
Danger of Catastrophic Attack Looms—Possibly Any Day
We Say: No U.S.-Israeli Attack on Iran!
Support the Iranian People’s Struggle for Justice!
We are showing the film, Coup 53 because it uncovers the hidden history of US intervention in Iran. We also recommend: American Crime Case #98: 1953 CIA Coup in Iran: Torture and Repression – Made in the U.S.A.
Coup 53 is a historical documentary about four days in August 1953 which turns into a live investigation, taking the filmmakers into uncharted cinematic waters. The roots of Iran's volatile relationship with America and Britain has never been so forensically and dramatically exposed.
In 1951, during an upsurge of protest against British colonialism, Iran’s popular, elected prime minister, Mohammad Mossadegh had nationalized Britain’s Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. Britain had plundered Iran’s oil wealth for decades. Two years later, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) along with British intelligence launched a military coup overthrowing Mossadegh and installing the tyrannical and pro-imperialist Shah of Iran.
While making this documentary the Iranian director Taghi Amirani and editor Walter Murch discovered never seen before archive material that brings to light explosive revelations about dark secrets buried for 67 years.
The cold-blooded maneuvering by the US and Britain foreshadows the urgent moment we are facing today with the US building up its military in striking range of Iran as they threaten attacks.
