House of Commons Papers, Volume 33H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 - Legislation |
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... missiles in the third stage of the Soviet plan. Simply to talk of destruction of missiles is almost meaningless unless controls have been established at an earlier stage over the launching and production of all kinds of missiles (which ...
... missiles in the third stage of the Soviet plan. Simply to talk of destruction of missiles is almost meaningless unless controls have been established at an earlier stage over the launching and production of all kinds of missiles (which ...
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... missiles situated as they are — not intercontinental missiles, for you know quite well where these bases are and that, at the distance they are from our countries, intercontinental missiles are not needed in order to strike — no threat ...
... missiles situated as they are — not intercontinental missiles, for you know quite well where these bases are and that, at the distance they are from our countries, intercontinental missiles are not needed in order to strike — no threat ...
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... missiles, would not constitute any reduction of the danger of war for us— especially as Federal Germany is arming itself with nuclear missiles. Many other countries are in a situation similar to that of Poland, among them the socialist ...
... missiles, would not constitute any reduction of the danger of war for us— especially as Federal Germany is arming itself with nuclear missiles. Many other countries are in a situation similar to that of Poland, among them the socialist ...
Contents
First Meeting March 15 1960 | 1 |
Second Meeting March 16 1960 | 16 |
Sixth Meeting March 22 1960 | 104 |
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