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War Plants Make Peace

| Nov. 19, 1994

Abstract

Dorothy Zinberg comments that the appearance of nuclear materials in Germany and Hungary dramatically points up the need to upgrade systems to control and account for nuclear materials in Russia.

Dorothy Zinberg comments that the appearance of nuclear materials in Germany and Hungary dramatically points up the need to upgrade systems to control and account for nuclear materials in Russia.

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For Academic Citation: Zinberg, Dorothy.“War Plants Make Peace.” The Boston Globe, November 19, 1994.

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