Exarmatio nuclearis

Exarmatio nuclearis duas simul res significat: et armorum nuclearium imminutio vel destructio et ultimus mundi status, cum arma nuclearia omnino sublata fuerint.

Signum Expeditionis pro Exarmatione Nucleari, a Geraldo Holtom anno 1958 designatum.^[1]

Nubes fungiformis supra Hiroshima post bombam atomicam deiectam nomine Little Boy ('Puerum Parvum') per ludibrium datum (1945).

Nubes fungiformis et columna aquatica ex submarina diruptione nucleari die 25 Iulii 1946, pars Operation Crossroads.

Manifestatio contra experimenta armorum nuclearium Lugduni Franciae annis 1980 habita.

Inter greges exarmationi nucleari dicatos sunt Consilium Pacis Mundi, Expeditio pro Exarmatione Nucleari, Actio Pacis, Greenpeace, Medici Omnium Gentium Bello Nucleari Obstantes, Conferentiae Pugwash, Praefecti pro Pace, Zerum Globale, Nihon Hidankyo, International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, et Societas Fundata Pacis Aetatis Nuclearis. Fuerunt multae magnae contra arma nuclearia manifestationes et obtestationes. Die 12 Iunii 1982, circa millionem hominum in Hortis Publicis Centralibus Novi Eboraci contra armas nuclearias et pro certamine armorum Belli Frigidi conficiendo protestationem habuerunt. Maxima fuit manifestatio contra arma nuclearia et maxima manifestatio politica in historia Civitatum Foederatarum.^[2][3]

Nexus interni

• Bellum nucleare
• Contra bellum
• Domus Bombae Atomicae
• Foedus de interdictione armarum nuclearium
• Musica recusationis
• Motus contra bellum
• Consociatio Nationum
• Motus pacis
• Pacem in terris
• Pactio de armis nuclearibus
• Proliferatio nuclearis
• Petrus Seeger
• Societas Internationalis pro Energia Atomica

Notae

1. "World's Best-Known Protest Symbol Turns 50," (Londinii: BBC News Magazine, 20 Martii 2008.
2. Schell 2007.
3. "1982 - a million people march in New York City," International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons.

Bibliographia

• Epstein, William. 1997. The United Nations and Nuclear Disarmament: Achievements on the Way to a Nuclear-Weapon-Free World. Novi Eboraci: United Nations. ISBN 9211422248 (charta).
• Gregorios, Paulos Mar. 1998. Disarmament and Nuclear Weapons. Dellii: Mar Gregorios Foundation & ISPCK. ISBN 8172144725.
• Müller, Harald, ed. 1998. Europe and Nuclear Disarmament: Debates and Political Attitudes in 16 European Countries. Bruxellis: European Interuniversity Press. ISBN 9052017026.
• Schell, Jonathan. 2007. The Spirit of June 12. The Nation, 2 Iulii.
• Weiss, Ann E. 1983. The Nuclear Arms Race: Can We Survive It? Bostoniae: Houghton Mifflin. ISBN 039534929X, ISBN 0395349281.

Nexus externi

• Annotata exarmationis bibliographia, alsos.wlu.edu (Alsos Digital Library for Nuclear Issues)
• De armis nuclearibus, www.sipri.org (Stockholm International Peace Research Institute)
• Centrum pro Continentia Armorum et No Proliferatione, www.armscontrolcenter.org
• Concilium pro Mundo Vivendi, www.clw.org (Council for a Liveable World)
• De exarmatione, www.nuclearfiles.org
• Norris, Robert S., et Hans M. Kristensen."Nuclear U.S. and Soviet/Russian intercontinental ballistic missiles, 1959-2008," thebulletin.metapress.com
• Norris, Robert S., et Hans M. Kristensen. "U.S. nuclear forces, 2009," thebulletin.metapress.com
• "Nuclear Disarmament at the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs," www.un.org
• People v The Bomb: Showdown at the UN, documentarium televisificum de discrimine 2005 video.google.com (NPT Review)
• Propositum Historiae Proliferationis Nuclearis Centri Woodrow Wilson, www.wilsoncenter.org
• Tachibana, Seiitsu. 2002. Bush administration's nuclear weapons policy: New obstacles to nuclear disarmament. Hiroshima Peace Science 24:105-133.
• Walker, William. 2009. "President-elect Obama and Nuclear Disarmament: Between Elimination and Restraint," Proliferation Papers, Lutetiae: Ifri
• A World Without Nuclear Weapons, ploughshares.org