Notes from the Editors, September 2024

This month's "Notes form the Editors" recounts the history of U.S. preparations for "prolonged and limited" nuclear war and Washington's repeated refusal to abide by international agreements regarding nuclear weaponry. With the recent announcement that the United States will be stationing nuclear-capable Tomahawk missiles on German soil—within minutes' striking distance of Moscow—this history is now, troublingly, more relevant than ever.

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Monthly Review
Published
2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.14452/mr-076-04-2024-08_0
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Nuclear Issues and Defense
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Abstract

This month's "Notes form the Editors" recounts the history of U.S. preparations for "prolonged and limited" nuclear war and Washington's repeated refusal to abide by international agreements regarding nuclear weaponry. With the recent announcement that the United States will be stationing nuclear-capable Tomahawk missiles on German soil—within minutes' striking distance of Moscow—this history is now, troublingly, more relevant than ever.

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