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White Elephants:Why South Africa Gave Up the Bomb and the Implications for Nuclear Nonproliferation Policy 1 WHITE ELEPHANTS:
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Document Date: 2010-10-27 21:33:26


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Pretoria / /

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Advena Central Laboratories / Atomic Energy Corporation / Armscor / BBC / Uranium Enrichment Corporation / /

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America / Africa / /

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Germany / Italy / Mozambique / South Africa / Namibia / France / Russia / United States / Soviet Union / Angola / United Kingdom / Iraq / Ukraine / /

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Carleton University / Western club / Y Plant / /

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energy / nuclear devices / test site / manufacturing / /

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Kalahari desert / Kalahari / /

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Atomic Energy Board / Atomic Energy Commission / Klerk’s administration / Princeton University / International Atomic Energy Agency / United Nations / South African government / African National Congress (ANC) / Norman Paterson School of International Affairs / Carleton University / /

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Hans Blix / Maria Babbage / P.W. Botha / John Vorster / Pik Botha / F.W. de Klerk / Andre Buys / J.D.L. Moore / William Long / Andrew Moravcsik / Suzette Grillot / Colin Powell / W. de Klerk / /

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political scientist / Prime Minister / President / head of government / general manager / Foreign Minister / scientist / Secretary of State / chairman / director / chief weapons inspector / /

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THE REALIST / /

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South Africa / /

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nuclear devices / /

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