The Politic Of International Powers In Relation To State and Movement in Iran During World War II

International powers interaction and confrontation with the government and the social movements in Iran during World War II, is the basic problem of this research. At the present paper, for clarifying the issue, descriptive -analysis approach is used. Iran’s occupation by Allied Forces led directly their Intervention in the country political scene. With the threats of Nazism, Allied forces had tried to have greater interaction with each other. With the fading of the German threat, the situation was different. Each of the governments such as the Soviet Union, America and Britain seek to acquire their interests and expand its influence in the future after the war. At this time, Britain and America sought to preserve the status quo and in interacting with the government of Iran. America and Britain's relations with Iran in the cases dealing with the Soviet government, were as well as interaction -interaction. The Soviet government sought to change the existing structure and confront with Iran. The Soviet relations with Iran and America and Britain to resolve the German threat, were the interaction - interaction and after the disappearance of German threat, were the confrontation –confrontation. Soviet attempt to influence social movements in Iran and also expand communism, so that may provide their own interests.