Indian riflemen take over an Iranian refinery in Aug-Sept. 1941. When Reza Shah insisted on Iranian neutrality in World War II, British and Soviet troops invaded Iran and forced his abdication. His son, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, was willing to align the Britain and it allies.

Indian riflemen take over an Iranian refinery in Aug-Sept. 1941. When Reza Shah insisted on Iranian neutrality in World War II, British and Soviet troops invaded Iran and forced his abdication. His son, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, was willing to align the Britain and it allies.
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