A Short History Of Nuclear Folly

It Is Possible A Future Without Nuclear Weapons

Ward Wilson

Hiroshima

John Heresy

Nuclear Folly: A New History of the Cuban Missile Crisis

Serhii Plokhy

Radiation and Revolution

Sabu Kohso

Fallout

Fred Pearce

A Bright Future

Joshua S. Goldstein

Midnight in Chernobyl

The Written World

Martin Puchner

Hezbollah

Augustus Richard Norton

No Immediate Danger

William T. Vollmann

Denial

Keith Kahn-Harris

Armageddon and Paranoia

Sir Rodric Braithwaite

War At The End Of The World

James P. Duffy

Five Myths about Nuclear Weapons

Ward Wilson

Trinity

Jonathan Fetter-Vorm

Nuclear Iran : The Birth of an Atomic State

Patrikarakos. David

Fame And Infamy

Ed Wright

The Atomic Bazaar The Rise of the Nuclear Poor

William Langewiesche

The next catastrophe

Charles Perrow

The book of general ignorance

John Lloyd

A World Destroyed

Martin Benjamin

The penguin atlas of history volume 1

Herman Kinder

The atlas of war and peace

Dan Smith

Naturkatastrofer

Dougal Dixon

The Hinge Factor - How Chance And Stupidity Have Changed History

Erik Durschmied

Nabogutten

Janet Quin-Harkin

Diplomacy

Henry Kissinger

The Wizards of Armageddon

Fred Kaplan

The meaning of the nuclear revolution

Robert Jervis

Universet

Iain Nicolson

The making of the atomic bomb

Richard. Rhodes

The Amazing Universe

Herbert Friedman

Atomkraft, og hva så?

Rolf Frydenberg

Blitzkrieg

Robert Wernick

The long view

Basil Wright

Sartre

Walter Biemel

Goebbels

Heinrich Fraenkel

Fridtjof Nansen

Wolfgang Sonntag

The Atomic Age Opens

Donald Porter Geddes (red.)