Deadly Gambits: The Reagan Administration and the Stalemate in Nuclear Arms ControlA behind the scenes view of nuclear arms control under the Reagan Administration. |
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... Secretary of State with an established reputation . Alexander Haig looked like a good choice . He was a useful combination of tough guy and good guy - a soldier , a former Supreme Allied Commander in Europe , much respected by the ...
... Secretary of State with an established reputation . Alexander Haig looked like a good choice . He was a useful combination of tough guy and good guy - a soldier , a former Supreme Allied Commander in Europe , much respected by the ...
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... Secretary of State as the obvious personality , to fill the vacuum . But Shultz was still a newcomer , a cautious newcomer who had very little background in arms control and numerous other preoccupations , particularly the Middle East ...
... Secretary of State as the obvious personality , to fill the vacuum . But Shultz was still a newcomer , a cautious newcomer who had very little background in arms control and numerous other preoccupations , particularly the Middle East ...
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... Secretary Weinberger thinks we capitulated to Harold Brown [ Carter's Defense Secretary ] by supporting him on SALT , " remarked the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs , General David Jones , “ so he thinks now all he has to do is make us ...
... Secretary Weinberger thinks we capitulated to Harold Brown [ Carter's Defense Secretary ] by supporting him on SALT , " remarked the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs , General David Jones , “ so he thinks now all he has to do is make us ...
Contents
Decision and Indecision | 21 |
Collision and Derailment | 36 |
The Negotiator | 52 |
Copyright | |
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