The Cult of Rajavi.

Focuses on the People's Mujahedeen, a militant Iranian opposition group run mostly by women. Brief recap of the group's political activity since the 1970s; Number of Mujahedeen fighters, loyal to Maryam and Massoud Rajavi, who were financed in part by Saddam Hussein to foment discord in Iran; Ties between the Mujahedeen and United States foreign policy makers; Number of Mujahedeen arrested in France, who now consider the Rajavis and their followers as enemies; View that the Mujahedeen are caught in the middle of a greater political battle; Author's visit to a Mujahedeen camp in the northern section of Iraq along the Iran border.