Germans, Nukes, and Mullahs

[...] Küntzel began investigating the bilateral relations between Germany and Iran. In the five chapters of this book he deals with the German Empire, the postwar Bonn Republic (West Germany), Iran's Islamic Revolution, the mullahs' regime, and the ongoing international dispute about its unrelenting efforts to develop nuclear weapons. According to his memoirs, he reached an agreement with Iranians in 1933 that Tehran would back Shiite Iranian groups oîmujahidun fighters who worked with him in Iran and his policy in Palestine as well.3 Indeed, in 1933 and 1937 Tehran raised the Palestinian issue in the League of Nations.