Nuclear History

The Nuclear Proliferation International History project: a global network of nuclear historians tweeting formerly secret historical documents.

[Cold War Project @CWIHP]

LIVE NOW: Restricted Data: The History of Nuclear Secrecy in the United States with @wellerstein, Kathleen M. Vogel, and Matthew Connelly.

#HistoryAtWilson
https://t.co/qT5zMgKX6C

[Cold War Project @CWIHP]

In this episode of International History Declassified, we speak with historian Or Rabinowitz about Israeli nuclear history and what present-day and future nuclear negotiators can learn by reading the archival materials.

https://t.co/QFI5Dkvuhe

[Cold War Project @CWIHP]

"The African National Congress and Apartheid South Africa’s Nuclear Weapons Program," a new @NPIHP paper from Jo-Ansie van Wyk and Anna-Mart van Wyk https://t.co/UW9xbhtvjh

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

Ryan Musto @RyanAMusto traces the history of a surprising idea: arming the United Nations with nuclear weapons. US officials weighed the proposal from 1945 through the 1960s as they pursued disarmament goals https://t.co/QRWFMyB3eK

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

Live in 15 minutes "Managing Nuclear Risks" w/ Robert Litwak https://t.co/Zn0QSgEn8M

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

Susan Colbourn @secolbourn and Timothy Sayle @timsayle introduce Canada's deep connections to international nuclear history https://t.co/E9PRzrKVZz

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

Upcoming Webcast: "Managing Nuclear Risks" w/ Rob Litwak, Mitchell Reiss, and Helene Cooper. Friday 10/9 11:00am-12:00pm EST https://t.co/Zn0QSgEn8M

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

More than 40 years after the VELA event, there is still no reliable public, non-circumstantial, information that settles the controversy. Yet the debate remains a live one. https://t.co/GaIAzWzX8y

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

Soviet officials who visited Hiroshima and Nagasaki tended to downplay the effects of the atomic bomb https://t.co/lOCtuUVVLK

[The Nonproliferation Review (NPR) @TheNonproReview]

How to handle an ally in pursuit of nuclear weapons? New research by Timothy P. McDonnell examines the shifting case of US policy toward France. @tandfonline

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

David Holloway draws on documents from Stalin’s personal fond to assess the Soviet Union’s position vis-à-vis the Baruch plan for the international control of atomic energy in 1947 https://t.co/1gF5PWAYsj

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

The “Islamic Bomb��: Perceptions of Middle Eastern Nuclear Proliferation, 1979–1989, by @contestedground https://t.co/TY4gXMtaKX

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

“We Are Not a Nonproliferation Agency”: Henry Kissinger's Failed Attempt to Accommodate Nuclear Brazil, 1974–1977 https://t.co/duYX3fE5iI

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

Michal Onderco on lessons of the NPT’s extension for the next Review Conference https://t.co/B3sSZ9YrNe

[OsloNuclearProject @NuclearOslo]

Oslo Nuclear Reading Group seminar with Eliza Gheorghe March 16th. If you want to participate, register here: https://t.co/5ueAaem3Bi

[Eirini Karamouzi @EiriniKaramouzi]

Another 4 days to go for our CfP on Global histories of activism - please consider submitting, already have received amazing proposals @lseideas @unishefhistory @CWIHP @OpenUniversity

[Cold War Project @CWIHP]

Ph.D. students: Apply for the 2020 Summer Institute on Conducting Archival Research https://t.co/CyUvNxZdFF

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

On January 9, 2020, we co-hosted a conference on Egyptian nuclear diplomacy with King's College's @DrElbahtimy and @GAPP_AUC 's Karim Haggag.

For more info: https://t.co/AivyhsptC6

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

Call for Papers - Global Histories of Anti-Nuclear and Peace Activism in the Late Cold War - due 2/21 https://t.co/JELyOEfI29

[Nuclear History @NPIHP]

Event - 2/13 - The Age of Hiroshima: The Nuclear Revolution on the 75th Anniversary of the Atomic Bombings https://t.co/HLUAR5ijV9