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The late Peter Ustinov hosts this haunting 1980 documentary exploring the world's nuclear weaponry and the fragile system that deters either side from initiating the first nuclear strike. Although the world's political climate has mellowed since the Cold War era, Nuclear Nightmares takes the viewer back in time to gain a perspective of what it was like to live under a very real nuclear threat.
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00:05When bomber crews scramble, it certainly sounds like the end of the world.
00:10We're always ready for a surprise attack.
00:15If NATO fires any nuclear, ever small, then the Russians are almost certain to respond with nuclear weapons.
00:33There's something that I want you to believe. Nobody actually intended your families to die like that, or your school
00:43friends for that matter.
00:47Every medium that man has entered before, he has found, ultimately, some way to conduct warfare in it.
00:58It's rather grand to be a superpower. You can continue to improve your weapons while preaching piously about peace.
01:10If you're a smaller nation with only a very few nuclear weapons, then I'm afraid this is irresponsible, if not
01:17criminal.
01:17I was astounded that the United States government has declassified so much information that's available at places here like the
01:25Library of Congress,
01:26that a single competent individual could easily design fission bombs, and I think carried them through to construction.
01:34Any country to date that has decided to develop a bomb has been successful on the first try.
01:42Be offen, no more.
01:57Maybe now it's a nightmare.
01:58Let us go again, I'll go ahead and see you later.
01:58What to do you do?
01:59A bit of fun.
01:59An eye to play a game.
02:00I think that it's a good idea.
02:02Your mind, we're not still going to say, here.
02:05That's a great idea.
02:05It's a bad idea.
02:06I hope you can give a phone now.
02:06If we're not going to do this, there.
02:06I'm going to get a kind of hope.
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