Are arms control and deterrence two sides of the same nuclear coin? … successfully ended the first Cold War and dismantled the Soviet empire.
The Dr. Strangelove Alternate Ending Few People Have Ever Seen – Slashfilm
Dr. Strangelove is a blackly comic war satire that ends on a bleak, … launching a nuclear attack on the Soviet Union and starting a nuclear war.
Deng’s War: Assessing the Success of the Sino-Vietnamese War – Inquiries Journal
Such concerns may well have been justified as Mao Zedong strongly believed that China could win in any nuclear war. As Mao said to Soviet Premier …
Wisconsin Cold War history: Rhinelander’s radiation forest – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Researchers wanted to know what impact radiation would have on plants, trees and woodland creatures of the northern forests in case of nuclear …
Courageous RAF veteran who survived all of the Second World War and helped cripple …
AN RAF veteran who fought throughout the Second World War and was involved in the effort to cripple the Nazis’ nuclear weapons programme has died, …
Chinese hypersonic weapon leaves US Pentagon ‘quaking in their boots’ over nuclear war …
The US Pentagon says it still can’t work out how China got the technology to conduct its hypersonic missile test in July, when it fired a …
EU willing to co-pay for lifting sunken nuclear subs from Arctic seabed – Barents Observer
The Northern Dimension Environmental Partnership (NDEP) has decided to start a technical review aimed to find a safe way to lift two Cold War …
Gwynne Dyer: Hypersonic Hype – The Rocky Mountain Goat
In a real nuclear war there would be hundreds coming, and the vast majority would get though. So serious strategists don’t waste their time …
US threatens Iran: ‘All options’ is code for war crimes – Press TV
It doesn’t send nuclear-armed submarines into the Gulf of Mexico, the Mississippi and Hudson Rivers, Puget Sound, San Francisco Bay, and the Great …
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In 1983, an estimated 100 million people watched the controversial ABC movie “The Day After,” which depicted the outbreak of nuclear war.