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Confronting The Bomb: A Short History Of The World Nuclear Disarmament Movement (Stanford Nuclear Age Series),New Capodagli And Turksarguably The Three MostConfronting The Bomb Tells The Dramatic, Inspiring Story Of How Citizen Activism Helped Curb The Nuclear Arms Race And Prevent Nuclear War. This Abbreviated Version Of Lawrence Wittner'S Awardwinning Trilogy, The Struggle Against The Bomb, Shows How A Worldwide, Grassroots Campaignthe Largest Social Movement Of Modern Timeschallenged The Nuclear Priorities Of The Great Powers And, Ultimately, Thwarted Their Nuclear Ambitions. Based On Massive Research