Inside the embassy, the students found documents which proved right their convictions.

Police set location for Tehran anti-US rally
Tue, 03 Nov 2009 08:33:56 GMT

Students taking part in the November 4 rallies marking the
1979 takeover of the US embassy, Tehran, 2006

Tehran's police force has announced that gatherings marking
the 30th anniversary of the US Embassy takeover would be
held in front of the building.

Since the 1979 takeover of the US embassy in Tehran Iranians
have been celebrating the occasion every year by holding
rallies on the anniversary and marking it as the country's
national Students' Day.

The day has been dubbed as the national day of fighting
global arrogance.

A statement released by the force said on Monday that the
gathering is to be held in front of the former US Embassy.

The statement added that holding any other demonstrations
elsewhere in the city is "illegal".

"The police will strongly confront people or groups
intending to create unrest and unlawful behavior, based on
its legal responsibilities," it added.

The force also urged citizens to cooperate with police
officers and take into account the special traffic
restrictions put in place on the day of the event.

The statement came after Iran's armed forces issued a
warning to those who seek to fuel unrest not to fall for
enemy-backed "psychological warfare".

Deputy Head of Iran's armed forces headquarters Brigadier-
General Seyyed Massoud Jazayeri called on the nation to
exercise caution as the enemy may be planning mischief and
plots on November 4.

In 1979 university students took over the building convinced
that Washington was plotting against the Revolution that was
only a few months old at the time.

Inside the embassy, the students found shredded documents
which proved right their convictions after being reattached.

In 1953, Washington orchestrated a coup against the popular
and democratically-elected Iranian prime minister of the
time, Mohammad Mosaddeq, whose efforts led to the
nationalization of the country's oil industry.

Almost half a century later, former US secretary of state
Madeleine Albright acknowledged the pivotal role that the US
played in the coup, coming closer than any other American
diplomat to apologize for the intervention.

"The Eisenhower administration believed its actions were
justified for strategic reasons... But the coup was clearly
a setback for Iran's political development. And it is easy
to see now why many Iranians continue to resent this
intervention by America," she said in March 2000.

MJ/DT

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