The Disturbed Dream of Oil

The Disturbed Dream of Oil is a four-volume narrative by Dr. Mohammad Ali Movahed, a renowned figure in the history and literature of Iran, published by Karnameh Publishing. In the first volume, the author presents discussions on the period ‘From the Darcy Agreement to the Fall of Reza Shah.’ In the second and third volumes, he addresses subjects related to ‘Dr. Mossadegh and the National Movement of Iran.’ Finally, in the fourth volume, Movahed analyzes events spanning ‘From the Coup of August 28th to the Fall of Zahedi.’ Dr. Movahed bases his narrative on the intricate details and legal aspects of oil contracts and negotiations, using this perspective to delve into the issues. With his extensive knowledge derived from university education in law and political science, his experience as the editor of the National Oil Company newspaper during Dr. Mossadegh’s tenure, and his practical involvement as the Executive Deputy of OPEC at its inception, The Disturbed Dream of Oil emerges as a powerful and invaluable work. It provides accurate and documented accounts of history, coupled with a captivating and literary prose. The author states that The Disturbed Dream of Oil essentially recounts the story of Iran’s development against a backdrop of various events. Drawing on his expertise and experiences, readers gain detailed insights into the hidden aspects of the oil movement, the development of Iran, and the challenges accompanying it.