Chemical weapon free zones?

Chemical weapon free zones?

by Ralf Trapp

Part of SIPRI chemical & biological warfare studies ;

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Proposals for a chemical-weapon-free-zone (CWFZ) were put forward in the Palme Commission Report following biparty talks between East and West Germany. These essays explore the multifaceted implications of the CWFZ concept for European security, and for the Geneva endeavors to ban chemical warfare worldwide. The essays present contrasting views on the subject from American, Soviet, English, French, and East and West German experts, along with background information.

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    How do the historical proposals for a chemical-weapon-free-zone in Europe reflect the anxieties and diplomatic strategies of the Cold War era?

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    In your own life, how do you balance the pursuit of absolute safety with the practical compromises required to achieve peace?

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    Trapp brings together contrasting perspectives from American, Soviet, and European experts; which viewpoint do you find most compelling, and why?

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