The Devil's Repertoire, or, Nuclear Bombing and the Life of Man

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By Victor Gollancz

Doubleday, 1959, 192 pp

An appeal, by a leading British publisher and author, for unilateral nuclear disarmament. This theme is stated thus: "unless the impossibilism of Christ is substituted for the possibilism of politics, the world must destroy itself."

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