Three defining moments. Three turning points in Iran's contemporary history.
And one date that brings them all together. From Imam Khomeini's exile in 1964, to the killing of students in 1978, and the takeover of the US embassy in Tehran in 1979, November 4th represents a long history of resistance against foreign intervention and domination.
But why does this day remain so significant in Iran's political identity? And how does the legacy of those events resonate with today's confrontation between Iran and the United States? November 4th: A history of resistance, a reminder of the past, and a message for the future.
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