Titlebook: Nuclear Weapons: Who’s in Charge?; Hugh Miall Book 1987 Hugh Miall 1987 Arms Control.Atomic Weapons.Defence.French.parliament.public opini

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Public Opinion,ions, the procession stretched for over a mile. Carrying placards and banners, shouting, singing, banging drums, the demonstrators marched along. Half a million people had come and they had brought the centre of the city to a standstill.

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Conclusions,flat circular drums in their left hands and short curved sticks in their right. With their shaven heads, and their faces half smiling, half sad, they seemed timeless, without age. They banged their drums constantly in a simple rhythm, chanting at the same time: ‘Nauru Myo Ho Ren Ge Kyo’.

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Introduction,ed concrete silos. As the plane came to a stop, helicopters hovered at either end of the runway and British paratroopers and US Air Force men stood guard. Two large crates covered in tarpaulins were hauled out of the plane’s cargo bay and rolled away on trailers.

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The Military,amage, others were only lightly charred. Elsewhere, they had been completely reduced to rubble, or transformed into unsupported pillars of brickwork and mortar. Block after block, street after street, the view was the same. A once great city lay in ruins.

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Secrecy,n hawks and superhawks. No full-fledged doves… were involved for the simple reason that none of them had the necessary clearances’. Security procedures designed to keep nuclear secrets had also served to restrict the circle of decision-makers to those who were prepared to accept and develop nuclear weapons.