Letter (Astounding, July 1946): I Assume the Aggressor Wouldn't Be a Fool. If A. Wanted to Attack, She'd Wait Till We Were Having an Argument with B. A. Would Then Conclude a Friendship Treaty with Us, Speak Harshly to B.—and Blow Our Cities Off the Map.

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Title: Letter (Astounding, July 1946): I Assume the Aggressor Wouldn't Be a Fool. If A. Wanted to Attack, She'd Wait Till We Were Having an Argument with B. A. Would Then Conclude a Friendship Treaty with Us, Speak Harshly to B.—and Blow Our Cities Off the Map.
Author: Martin M. Miroff
Year: 1946
Type: Essays

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Unknown. Astounding Science Fiction, July 1946 (Unknown, Martin M. Miroff, Street & Smith Publications, Inc., $0.25, 180 pages, digest, MAGAZINE)

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