END Info 44 | European nuclear battlefield?
Posted: 14th October 2025
European Nuclear Disarmament Information | Published by the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation
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Contents:
European nuclear battlefield?, Tom Unterrainer [link]
New START: “preserve predictability and restraint”, President Vladimir Putin [link]
Hiroshima: Meetings with Atomic Bomb Survivors, Michael Mears [link]
More weapons make the world more dangerous, Stop Militarisation (Belgium)
Robert Jay Lifton, 1926-2025, Tom Unterrainer
“Our survival and the survival of future generations are at stake”, The Nobel Laureate Assembly Declaration for the Prevention of Nuclear War
Nagasaki Declaration, IPPNW
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The Spokesman 161: Palestine Testimonies
Journal of the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation
Edited by Tony Simpson and Tom Unterrainer
CONTENTS:
From economy of occupation to economy of genocide Francesca Albanese
Israel’s Genocide on Gaza: Testimonies Rawya Mohammed Zaid Al-Kafarna, Ni’ma Nasser Mahmoud Hamouda, Hiba Tawfiq Ahmed Baroud
Refusal Elisha Baskin
Morally Wrong Peter Hain
Irreversible? Pugwash Conferences
Take nobody’s word for it Tony Simpson
Bertrand Russell and The Family of Man Tim Madigan
Irreversibility versus proliferation Tom Unterrainer
Dreadnoughts Sean Howard
Hiroshima Peace Declaration Matsui Kazumi
Environment Workplaces Health Mike Cooley
Poison gas and its legacy Roger Grimes
Reviews Barry Baldwin, Nigel Potter, Stephen Winfield, Anthony Lane, Tom Unterrainer
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Paperback | ISBN: 978 0 85124 9582 | £7.00 | 130 pages
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THE MISTAKE
by Michael Mears
Directed by Rosamunde Hutt
ARCOLA THEATRE, London, 14-18 October 2025
It started with a discovery. A scientific breakthrough. A war. A mistake.
When the decision is made to drop the atomic bomb on Japan, Hungarian physicist Leo Szilard – haunted by the role he played in its creation – fights to stop the unimaginable. In Hiroshima, a young woman named Shigeko Nomura, buried beneath rubble, must summon every ounce of strength to survive – and to find her family.
Two actors – one British, one Japanese – bring to life the interwoven stories of a brilliant scientist, a brave American pilot, and a devoted daughter in this searing and human drama.
THE MISTAKE, a sell-out hit at Arcola Theatre in 2023, returns after critically acclaimed tours in the United States (including a three-week off-Broadway run) and Japan – now featuring new cast member Riko Nakazono.
A powerful reflection on the decisions that changed the course of history and the human cost that followed.
In the 80th anniversary year of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, this is urgent, unforgettable theatre.