On August 19, 1953, the government of Mosul was overthrown. Mosul (right) was born in the aristocratic family of Tehran in 1880. Early years of studying in France and Switzerland, he received a doctorate in law. In 1914, the government of Mosul returned to Iran, as the chief governor, minister, chief of the House of Representatives. In 1949, the national front was created, against the dictatorship of the King and the British Petroleum Company, and the financial situation in Iran worsened. In April 1951, Mosul was nominated by the parliament and appointed as prime minister. The government of Mosul, with oil nationalization as the chief executive of the program, was in conflict with the interests of Britain and the United States, and the United States was arrested in 1949, with the establish