The Bomb: Presidents, Generals, and the Secret History of Nuclear War
by Fred Kaplan
Fred Kaplan examines the secret history of nuclear war through the actions and influence of presidents and generals. Combining political and military history, The Bomb considers the forces that shaped the nuclear age and offers readers a focused perspective on one of modern history’s most consequential subjects.
About This Book
The Bomb: Presidents, Generals, and the Secret History of Nuclear War examines the history of nuclear war through the central roles of presidents and generals.
Fred Kaplan focuses on the political and military dimensions of nuclear conflict, with attention to the decisions and institutions that shaped its history.
The book offers a historical perspective on nuclear weapons, warfare, and the secrecy surrounding them.
It is suited to readers interested in political history, military history, presidential leadership, and nuclear affairs.
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