Oil Nationalization

With British warships looming off Abadan and an economic war squeezing Iran, Britain drags the oil dispute before the United Nations, and Mosaddegh crosses the ocean to fight it himself.
With oil nationalization signed and Mosaddegh in office, Britain cuts off Iran's oil exports and moves warships into the Gulf.
As pressure builds and compromise collapses, Mohammad Mosaddegh leads a united nation towards oil nationalization.
When a deadly strike erupts and the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company refuses to yield, a veteran constitutionalist steps forward to fight for control of the nation’s oil.

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