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…of winning is even presented is ambiguous due to the massive destructive properties of such weapons. Nuclear holocaust doesn’t really have a victorious ring to it, does it? More common are films in which the plot seems unrealistic at first, but as the years go…

…many people. Both countries started to produce great quantities of nuclear weapons, this became known as the Arms Race. Because each superpower was afraid of falling behind, they produced enough nuclear weapons to blow up the earth. America also…

…, declaring that “extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. Moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue.” While meant to be a defense of conservatism, it merged with previous statements Goldwater had made advocating the use of tactical nuclear weapons…

…been horrified). July 1990 - Gorbachev and Kohl (Germany) signed historical agreement affirming peaceful intentions and pledging never to develop nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons. Germany also offered to make enormous loans to the hard pressed Soviet…

…of Soviet missile bases under construction in Cuba. A nuclear attack on much of the United States and Western Hemisphere was being planned from these bases. In a radio and television address on October 22, President Kennedy announced a 'United States…

…Ferenc Szasz raises certain issues in The Day the Sun Rose Twice regarding the lives of the scientists involved with the nuclear bomb. Focusing on Szasz' portrayal of the scientific community's perspectives in the context of the international conflicts…

…they wish? Pro-gunners disagree on the limits of this bill: some people believe it should be absolute, and any and all arms should be legal. Some pro-gunners draw what seems to be obvious limitations. The owning of a nuclear weapon or other weapon of mass…

…by the United States and its Containment Policy. This is why containment was such a good theory for us. It was a non-aggressive way to fight Communism. Since we used containment, the Soviet Union was less tempted to bring out nuclear and other weapons of mass…

…the light of liberty. Today, when world peace is threatened with atomic and nuclear weapons capable of annihilating the human race, Mahatma Gandhi's teachings of love and truth and of respect for others' rights have become even more meaningful than at any other…

…of various countries with such international agreements as the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and the Chemical Weapons Convention and to learn whether a country is developing a secret nuclear weapons program. It can help law enforcement officials determine…