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| Document Type: | Book |
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Sasha Polakow-Suransky |
| ISBN: | 9780375425462 0375425462 |
| OCLC Number: | 436030179 |
| Description: | x, 324 p. ; 25 cm. |
| Contents: | The Reich that wasn't : South Africa's Jews in the shadow of Nazism -- A light unto the nations : Israel's honeymoon in Africa -- The atomic bond : the Israeli-South African nuclear connection -- The rise of Realpolitik : the Yom Kippur War and Israel's realignment in Africa -- Brothers in arms : a military alliance is born -- A common lot : Likud, apartheid, and the quest for minority survival -- The back channel : nuclear diplomacy and the fall of Vorster -- Over the edge : South Africa joins the nuclear club -- Masters of spin : propaganda, denial, and the concealment of the Alliance -- Losing the left : Israel, apartheid, and the splintering of the Civil Rights Coalition -- Forked tongues : domestic debate and diplomatic schizophrenia -- The end of the affair : South Africa's transition to democracy and the demise of the Alliance. |
| Responsibility: | Sasha Polakow-Suransky. |
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The Washington Post
February 16, 1977, Wednesday, Final Edition
S. Africa, With U.S. Aid, Near A-Bomb
BYLINE: By Jim Hoagland, Washington Post Foreign Service
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The Washington Post
February 16, 1977, Wednesday, Final Edition
S. Africa, With U.S. Aid, Near A-Bomb
BYLINE: By Jim Hoagland, Washington Post Foreign Service
SECTION: First Section; A12
LENGTH: 1443 words
DATELINE: PRETORIA
The Washington Post
August 24, 1977, Wednesday, Final Edition
The South African Bomb Scare
SECTION: First Section; Editorial; A14
LENGTH: 642 words
The Washington Post
October 26, 1979, Friday, Final Edition
U.S. Suspects South Africans Of Detonating <a name="ORIGHIT_1"></a><a name="HIT_1"></a>Nuclear Bomb;
U.S. Suspects South Africans of Detonating a <a name="ORIGHIT_2"></a><a name="HIT_2"></a>Nuclear Device
BYLINE: By Don Oberdorfer, Washington Post Staff Writer By Don Oberdorfer, Washington Post Staff Writer
SECTION: First Section; A1
LENGTH: 655 words
Newsweek
November 5, 1979, UNITED STATES EDITION
A FLASH OF LIGHT
BYLINE: DAVID BUTLER with DAVID C. MARTIN and FRED COLEMAN in Washington, HOLGER JENSEN in Johannesburg, PETER YOUNGHUSBAND in Cape Town and bureau reports
SECTION: INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 64
LENGTH: 1848 words
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