Uncover Winston Churchill’s pivotal role in the nuclear age. This definitive history delves into his evolving perspective on atomic and hydrogen bombs, from wartime strategy against Nazi Germany to Cold War containment. Explore how his thinking shaped early geopolitical strategies, arguably pioneering the concept of mutually assured destruction. Meticulously researched across international archives, this account provides unparalleled insight into Churchill’s nuclear hopes and fears. Essential reading for history buffs, students of international relations, and anyone seeking a deep understanding of the foundations of modern global security and the pivotal decisions of the 20th century.