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,A Pregnant Pause: 1953–56,lity. And third, the domestic political setting of testing policy shifted, as a growing anti-nuclear constituency and increasing public concerns over fallout made themselves felt. These three factors combined to create a different context by the time of the 1956 tests.

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, — 1953,ghted after .) decided another two tests were necessary to answer some important questions. The purpose of the tests was to resolve some urgent questions surrounding fissile material production, as well as to assess the performance of weapons currently under development.

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,A Pregnant Pause: 1953–56,pace. Meanwhile, the United States carried out 23 more tests, making 65 since the end of the war. These included their second thermonuclear explosion at Bikini Atoll on 1 March 1954; the first had been in October 1952.. During the same period Russia had exploded at least seven nuclear weapons, inclu

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, — 1956,eparation of the new permanent range, and the Australians were more closely involved, especially through the Maralinga committee and the AWTSC (see Chapter 6). ., with four shots, was more extensive than the three previous trials and included the first airdrop from a bomber aircraft with an operatio

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