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‘We shall have to do it all again’ — Minister of Defence even hoped there was no need for the moment to inform the Americans, and he also asked the Atomic Weapons Trials Executive to see if it was possible to avoid declaring a danger zone in advance.

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The Great Prizet the only, factor that enabled Harold Macmillan in 1958 to seize what he called ‘the great prize’ that three Prime Ministers before him had striven for. The background to the events of 1958 is outlined in the first part of this chapter.

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,Manich?ische Kunst an der Seidenstra?e,Minister of Defence even hoped there was no need for the moment to inform the Americans, and he also asked the Atomic Weapons Trials Executive to see if it was possible to avoid declaring a danger zone in advance.

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