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Our New DVD is Now Available - Order a Free Copy Today
The Foundation's new DVD, US Leadership for a Nuclear Weapons-Free World, is now available. The featured 8-minute video, available in both English and Spanish, highlights the importance of US leadership to achieve a nuclear-free world.
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Daniel Ellsberg's Memoirs: The American Doomsday Machine
Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Distinguished Fellow Daniel Ellsberg is releasing installments of his memoirs The American Doomsday Machine. Read them here as they are released or subscribe to our RSS feed.
Ellsberg spent six years researching and consulting with the US government on nuclear war planning, and is best known for releasing the Pentagon Papers in 1971.
Installment 1: American Planning for a Hundred Holocausts
Afghanistan: War Is Not the Answer
President Obama’s recent decision to send 30,000 additional US troops to Afghanistan is part of a larger trend of escalating violence in a country renowned for being a graveyard of empires.
Click here to read the statement from the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation.
Additional Reading
- A Memory of Howard Zinn by Daniel Ellsberg
- A Global Push for Clean Energy by Alice Slater
- The Price of Leadership by Paul Chappell
- Become a Peace Leader and Change the World by David Krieger
- Nuclear Hero's 'Crime' was Making Us Safer by Daniel Ellsberg
- Nuclear Terrorism: How It Can Be Prevented by Lawrence Wittner
- 2010: A Peace Odyssey? by Randall Amster
- Opportunity Lost: Obama in Oslo by Daniel C. Maguire
- The Nobel War Lecture by David Krieger
- Is It Just War? by Rick Wayman
- Acceptance Speech on Receiving Erasmus Prize by Benjamin Ferencz
- Breaking Down Walls for a World With Peace and Justice by Nobel Peace Laureates
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