10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZERO-ZERO OPTION»
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zero-zero option in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Allen's Dictionary of English Phrases
Disarmament of short- and intermediate-range weapons was called the zero-zero
-option (or double-zero option), which came to fruition in the INF (intermediate-
range nuclear forces) Treaty agreed in 1987, as a result of the thawing of the cold
...
2
Reagan's Secret War: The Untold Story of His Fight to Save ...
There are also some serious problems with any “zero-zero” option. We should be
looking for the hooker and must study this issue fully. What would happen in one
or two years when it comes time to deploy, if we have a “zerozcro" option on the ...
Martin Anderson, Annelise Anderson, 2010
3
Chambers concise dictionary
... ero-zero >adj, meteorol, aeronautics applied to conditions n which cloud
ceiling and horizontal visibility are both zero. zero-zero option >n in nuclear arms
negotiations: a proposal that extends the ZERO OPTION to include also
intermediate ...
4
An American Life: The Autobiography
Cap Weinberger, on the other hand, was strongly in favor of the zero-zero option;
he said it would get the arms control talks moving on a realistic basis and put the
Soviets on the defensive in the European propaganda war. It was one of many ...
5
An American Life: An Enhanced eBook with CBS Video: The ...
... in offering the zero-zero plan, we should indicate that we would be willing to
consider leaving a few INF weapons in Europe on both sides—a “zero-plus”
option. Cap Weinberger, on the other hand, was strongly in favor of the zero-zero
option;
6
Historical Dictionary of European Organizations
The double zero (or zero-zero) option was a response to these Western
European concerns. However, the proposal to remove all INF and SRINF
missiles from Europe did not constitute a complete nuclear ban. It did not cover
battlefield ...
7
Reagan and Thatcher: The Difficult Relationship
Like Haig, he believed the Soviets would reject a “zero-zero” option. “But whether
they reject it or they accept it, they would be set back on their heels. We would be
left in good shape and would be shown as the White Hats.”53 In the end, the ...
8
Crisis and Confrontation: Ronald Reagan's Foreign Policy
Moscow's offer of January 1986 to eliminate all U.S. and Soviet intermediate
nuclear missiles from Europe over a five-to-seven-year period had evolved by
June 1987 into a possible agreement to achieve a "zero-zero option": the
removal of ...
9
Exit with Honor: The Life and Presidency of Ronald Reagan
Debate in 1981 and 1982 thus centered on intermediate-range missiles, which
the United States was preparing to deploy in Europe. Richard Perle, backed by
Weinberger, formulated what they called the zero-zero option. The United States
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William E. Pemberton, 1997
10
Reagan and the Fall of Communism
At the same time, he offered his “zero/ zero” option — an offer to get rid of all of
our medium-range missiles in Europe if the Soviets would get rid of theirs. (All
these missiles were often called “Euromissiles”). Critics who saw Reagan as too
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NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ZERO-ZERO OPTION»
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zero-zero option is used in the context of the following news items.
'Regan's Secret War: The Untold Story of His Fight to Save the World …
Consider, for example, their view of the "zero-zero option," which eliminated American and Soviet intermediate-range ballistic missiles in Europe as a bold, ... «Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Jul 09»
