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Tag Archives: world war ii
Putin and the Siege of Leningrad
Two days ago, I had a post in honor of VE/Victory Day that had a few quotes from a Russian language article by Russian President Vladimir Putin. I noted that I did not yet have a complete translation, but would post it when I did. Well, it’s now available online. Here are some key excerpts: Continue reading
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Tagged martin hellman, nuclear risk, putin, russia, stanford, war and peace, world war ii
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Defusing the Nuclear Threat 