Most of the debate over the atomic bombing of Japan focuses on the unanswerable question of whether it was necessary. But that skirts the question of its morality.
THE DAY AFTER WORLD WAR III
The United States and the Soviet Union are engaged in a competition that threatens both with nuclear annihilation
THE SOVIET UNION AND THE ARMS RACE by David Holloway. Yale University Dress, $14.95.
“The evidence, fragmentary as it is, suggests that the CIA customarily drew the line at what is commonly meant by the word ‘murder.’ However, in the late 1950s, the CIA began to get orders to kill people.”