A short history of nuclear folly, [mad scientists, dithering Nazis, lost nukes, and catastrophic cover-ups], Rudolph Herzog ; translated by Jefferson Chase
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A short history of nuclear folly, [mad scientists, dithering Nazis, lost nukes, and catastrophic cover-ups], Rudolph Herzog ; translated by Jefferson Chase
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eng
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non fiction
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A short history of nuclear folly
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822959895
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Rudolph Herzog ; translated by Jefferson Chase
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[mad scientists, dithering Nazis, lost nukes, and catastrophic cover-ups]
Summary
"A blackly sardonic people's history of atomic blunders and near-misses revealing the hushed-up and forgotten episodes in which the great powers gambled with catastrophe."--Jacket flap
Table Of Contents
After the bomb, the world's most dangerous invention -- The red bomb -- The myth of tactical nuclear war -- The radioactive cowboy, or How Alaska got the bomb -- Swords into plowshares -- The doomsday machine -- Flying reactors -- How safe is safe? -- Atomic Australia -- The deadly detours of nuclear medicine -- Broken arrows
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adult
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