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    Under Pressure from the Pasdaran and the CIA: A Novel

    By Hassan M.M. Tabib

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    Life. His goal is to complete his study successfully, find a well-paid job, marry his fiancée and run a good life.
    Like the most of students, he had to work alongside his study, in order to finance his living.
    He was extremely happy, as he found a job. He was supposed to support some Iranian, who worked in different cities of Germany as a self-employed merchant. In the first year, it didn’t bother him that he had to travel frequently, as the job was very well paid. But it was like a slap in the face when he found out that his clients were not just normal merchants, but the agents of the Iranian secret service. It made him insane, as he recognized without being aware, he was a part of network of the Pasdaran secret service. They even ordered him to travel to Tehran to attend at a seminar.
    Could he quit the job and run far away from these false merchants? As he tried to obtain a visa for the United States, his situation got even worse. Because the CIA had already become aware of him, while they observed these Iranian merchants. The CIA offered him a deal; he should travel to Iran, get some information and when he comes back, they would give him a green card. An authentic and very exciting story.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateSep 21, 2016
    ISBN9783743168343
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    Under Pressure from the Pasdaran and the CIA: A Novel
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    Hassan M.M. Tabib

    Hassan M.M. Tabib was born in Teheran - Iran in 1940. Between "1960 - 1964", he worked as journalist for different Iranian press. In 1964, he left his mother country and went to Europe. After staying in Germany for a couple of years, he immigrated to the United States, where he finished his studies in California before returning to Germany. While working for various large companies in Hannover, he stayed devoted to his passion for writing. Since 2000, he has published several books in German and English Languages. Please visit his Web site www.hassanmmtabib.de

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