Publisher's softcover binding.
233pp. Illustrated.
Very good condition. Internally clean.
'How South Africa Built Six Atom Bombs is the definitive account of how a maverick government was able to securely develop and test atom bombs. South Africa - then still dominated by Pretoria's apartheid-orientated regime - achieved that objective within six years - or roughly half the time it took Pakistan to test its first nuclear weapon. More salient, it did so with only a fraction of the number of scientists, technicians and specialists involved in other nuclear programs, such as those of India, Pakistan, and North Korea. For instance, there were never more than a half-dozen nuclear physicists involved in the weaponization of the South African bombs.' - editor's note
- Binding Condition: Very Good
- Overall Condition: Very Good
- Size: 8vo
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