What would Dr. Strangelove say? A Quarter Century in the Kremlin; the End of the May 9 War; a Voracious Intellect...
Articles | 02 January, 2025 at 11:05 | 772 | Author: Olena Zelenina, Oleksandr Sydorenko (cartoon)
A sketch by Oleksandr Sydorenko.
Stanley Kubrick once released a black comedy called Dr. Strangelove (1964). This film, in which nuclear war is satirized, became a grotesque cinematic monument to Herman Kahn. What would Herman Kahn, a twentieth-century futurist and the most popular Cold War deterrence theorist, tell us today?
Ronald Reagan once called Kahn a “giant,” and Henry Kissinger called his work “truly great.”
Why did a respected Swiss newspaper mention him today? Read about this and much more in the review of the world's New Year's press.
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