The 1972 Moscow Summit: A Lost Opportunity or the Beginning of Something Great? | Wilson Center
Letter: Basic tenets of cold war nuclear strategy need to be relearnt | Financial Times
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End of Salt II" | Etta Hulme Cartoon Archive
History Brief: SALT - YouTube
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Easing The Tensions
Fifty Years Ago, the First Strategic Arms Limitation Talks Began | Arms Control Association
Four Decades since Détente and SALT | Government Book Talk
1972 US Presidency, Cold War. US President Richard Nixon flourishes a souvenir pen from the SALT 1 Treaty. At right: Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Washington, D.C., 1972 Stock Photo - Alamy
Jimmy Carter National Historical Park - June 18th, 1979 During a summit meeting in Vienna, President Jimmy Carter and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev sign the SALT-II agreement dealing with limitations and guidelines
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) | Facts & History | Britannica
Cold War Timeline (1970-1979) | Timetoast timelines
Ending The Arms Race With A START (U.S. National Park Service)
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) | Facts & History | Britannica
NATO Media Library: Strategic Arms Limitations (SALT) talks begin in Vienna - 23 September 1998
Cartoon by Lang on the SALT agreements (31 May 1972) - CVCE Website
Disarmament Agreements (SALT, SALT II) (June 18,... | Sutori
The Cold War Unit 13: Nixon Goes to China, SALT, and the Collapse of the USSR
Today in History: The first SALT agreements were signed during the Cold War | Roodepoort Record
The Cold War: 5 things you might not know | CNN
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The Cold War 1945 to “We Didn't Start the Fire”— Billy Joel What generalization can be drawn, about the Cold War, from Joel's song? What is. - ppt download
Period 8 & 9: (1945- Present) - AP U.S. HISTORY
