Nuclear Survivalist

… backyard fallout shelter and how a U.S. president from Kansas faced several nuclear war scares as the Cold War moved into the thermonuclear age.

… world war can be literally 1,000 times more devastating that World War II, if nuclear weapons are used. “A submarine carries a nuclear bomb that is …

The idea was to send a message to Russia that it would not be possible or in their interests to consider any kind of limited nuclear war.

This was a period major tension between the USA and Russia, with widespread fear of all-out nuclear war. An earlier teaser trailer revealed that the …

… bass with punk overtones and lyrical themes that explored political, thought-provoking social ideas, mixed with horror and nuclear war themes.

All Republican and Democratic presidents since World War II have expressed … and respond quickly to, for instance, a North Korean nuclear attack.

… the survivors of the Hiroshima bombing (hibakusha) meet at the Peace Park to serve as a living testament to the abiding dangers of nuclear war.

… both Russia and China continue to operate non-nuclear attack submarines in … This is despite Russia being a pioneer of AIP in the early Cold War.

Nearly three-quarters of the city’s buildings were destroyed. Scientists carefully documented the effects on hibakusha (surviving nuclear bomb victims).

Another tells of a post-apocalyptic world devastated by nuclear war, where survivors gather in Ife-Iyoku, the spiritual capital of the ancient Oyo Empire, …