Titlebook: Duncan Sandys and British Nuclear Policy-Making; Lewis Betts Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Cold War.Nucle

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Tembi M. Tichaawa,Refiloe J. Lekgau making him believe that defence was impossible. The next logical move on this trajectory was to ensure that Britain had its own ballistic missile, and by 1957 this was a viable option. The White Paper had not committed the government to Blue Streak, but Sandys intended for it to enter service, and

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Lewis BettsOffers further insight into British nuclear policy-making during the Cold War.Argues that our understanding of the British Government‘s decisions must take into account Duncan Sandys.Shows the profoun

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Katarina Ron?evi?,Marco Rieckmannfficult character—we hear that Harold Macmillan thought that his prickly character might have been down to ‘German blood’, and that Ian Smith, the notably intransigent Rhodesian white minority leader with whom Sandys dealt with as Secretary of State for the Colonies, found him ‘a(chǎn)brupt, even tending

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