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August 19: a coup d'etat takes place in Iran that resulted in the Overthrow of Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh

The following events occurred in August 1953:

August 1, 1953 (Saturday)

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August 2, 1953 (Sunday)

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August 3, 1953 (Monday)

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August 4, 1953 (Tuesday)

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August 5, 1953 (Wednesday)

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August 6, 1953 (Thursday)

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August 7, 1953 (Friday)

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August 8, 1953 (Saturday)

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August 9, 1953 (Sunday)

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August 10, 1953 (Monday)

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August 11, 1953 (Tuesday)

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August 12, 1953 (Wednesday)

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August 13, 1953 (Thursday)

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  • Four million workers went on strike in France to protest against austerity measures.

August 14, 1953 (Friday)

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August 15, 1953 (Saturday)

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August 16, 1953 (Sunday)

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August 17, 1953 (Monday)

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August 18, 1953 (Tuesday)

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August 19, 1953 (Wednesday)

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August 20, 1953 (Thursday)

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August 21, 1953 (Friday)

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August 22, 1953 (Saturday)

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August 23, 1953 (Sunday)

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August 24, 1953 (Monday)

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August 25, 1953 (Tuesday)

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  • The general strike ended in France.

August 26, 1953 (Wednesday)

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August 27, 1953 (Thursday)

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August 28, 1953 (Friday)

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August 29, 1953 (Saturday)

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August 30, 1953 (Sunday)

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August 31, 1953 (Monday)

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