John Newhouse "War And Peace In The Nuclear Age."

An overview of the nuclear era examines the confrontations, key decisions, and personalities involved with nuclear policy from the Roosevelt administration to Reagan's presidential terms.

The reflexive paranoia that has been characterized the criminal communist Soviet leadership since Stalin is being "effaced" by Gorbachev, predicts the author, and the bilateral relationship currently being worked out "should be as important as arms control itself.

"War And Peace In The Nuclear Age" is a history of nuclear diplomacy, from the origins of the Manhattan Project to 1988. The bipolar relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union forms the core of the discussion. He gives considerable attention to intra-U.S. political struggles affecting nuclear armaments and, where information is available, he parallels conflict within the Communists criminals in Kremlin.

First edition, 1989. Hardcover.

New book. Very minor shelf wear from rubbing.