Author: Simanonok

Both George Smith and Christopher Harven were part of the first generation to live their entire lives under the threat of nuclear war. They had spent …

There’s The Castle’s nuclear, if unorthodox family, a family of faith in The … On the outbreak of war, the nobleman’s Nazi sympathies come to light, …

In the early days of the Cold War, both American and Soviet war planners assumed that the next European war would be nuclear right from the get-go.

Though less commonly recognised since the end of the Cold War, Chomsky is equally keen to emphasise that global nuclear war remains a real and …

… War II (with its rationing and victory gardens), hiding under desks in fear of nuclear war, and the unrest of the civil rights movement and Vietnam.

Nuclear war wipes out everything. It should be unthinkable. I strongly urge policymakers in Washington and Beijing and even Moscow, to take a calmer …

The prospect of a nuclear war was real. Yet, St John Paul II courageously convoked representatives of the world’s religions to Assisi, thus conquering …

The prospect of a nuclear war was real. … had instead to face new wars and destabilizing and ruthless terrorism which uses God’s name to sow death …

Napalm became a favorite weapon in the Vietnam War, dumped by American … In the heyday of the Cold War, he participated in anti-nuclear actions …

While the disasters they anticipate might – at the more extreme end of the spectrum – include major “resets” like an all-out nuclear war or a massive …