Commander 1

Commander 1

by Peter George

1965
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Novel by Peter George that begins where Dr.Strangelove left off. This is the story of what happened between Russia and USA to the group of men who survived the nuclear war holocaust. A power-hungry submarine Commander, his crew, and 3 civilian couples attempt to rebuild society on a remote island. **It was George's last published work, with the author committing suicide in 1966.

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    The novel begins where Dr. Strangelove left off. How does the specter of the nuclear holocaust shape the survivors' initial mindsets and their approach to rebuilding society?

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    The Commander immediately establishes a military hierarchy. How does his leadership style, and the inherent power dynamics between the military crew and the civilian couples, influence the early attempts to create a new order?

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    If you were one of the survivors tasked with building a new society from scratch, what fundamental rules or values would you prioritize, and why?

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