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An insight into Joseph Rotblat - preview
Professor Pugwash – The Man who Fought Nukes by Kit Hill
  • Halsgrove
  • ISBN 978 1906551
    04 9
  • £8
  • 99

    Sixty-four years ago two nuclear bombs devastated Hiroshima and Nagasaki
  • Though many wars since then have taken place between and within countries those terrible weapons have never been used again in warfare
  • That fact may lead to complacency and the long period of time may even lead to an acceptance of ignorance
  • Kit Hill’s book is about Joseph Rotblat, the scientist whose research contributed to the invention of a nuclear bomb but who spent the rest of his long life working for the abolition of nuclear weapons
  • It is an inspiring account

  • Ioan Thomas

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