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American people
1. Nuclear War is possible
2. The principal risk of nuclear war arises from the uncontrollable
3. Perils of crisis management.
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In this article, I learned about the Red Telephone and its myths and facts. This phone was
in the pentagon and it was a link of a bunch of countries not just moscow.
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speech about the missiles in Cuba.
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Cuban Missile Crisis and how tense the meeting room was.
Knight, Judson. Communication System, United States National. This article explained how the
hotline from the oval office to Moscow worked and that there were more hotlines. And
debunked all of the myths about this hotline.
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reasoning for the placement of the missiles in Cuba. Explained the agreement between
The Soviets and America. Then the after math.
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This was a nice clear image of Robert F Kennedy. This would fit nicely in my website
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future.
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of Cuba begins some boats stop others continue. The government does not know where
the boats are going.
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the end of the tunnel! Resolutions are coming. Turkey missiles will be removed and the
Cuban missile will also be removed.
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for Soviet Showdown.” New York Times, 23 Oct. 1962. On this day Kenedy told the
people about the crisis and was asking the Soviets to remove it.
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