Atomic Power to Israel's Rescue: French-Israeli Nuclear Cooperation, 1949-1957

Binyamin Pinkus

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Discussion of Israel's nuclear initiative between 1947 and 1957 inevitably involves analysis of the relationship with France that moved from congenial ambivalence to unwritten alliance, and then rose to far-reaching cooperation and exclusive friendship in some of the most sensitive areas of national interest. This "nuclear connection" was initially forged during the early the 1950s and peaked in 1956-1957.

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