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A SYMPOSIUM; A WORLD WITHOUT NUCLEAR ARMS?
1987
Overview
Since the American armies were demobilized after World War II, nuclear weapons have served as a relatively inexpensive means of filling the gap between the forces of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the vast armies of the Warsaw Pact. From the earliest ''ban-the-bomb'' movements, through the halcyon days of arms control during the 1970's, to Mr. [Ronald Reagan]'s vision of a nuclear-free world sheltered beneath a leakproof ''space shield,'' the nuclear guarantee - under which the United States would respond to a Soviet invasion of Western Europe by launching its missiles - has remained the crucial link between America and its allies.
Publisher
New York Times Company
