The Case of Iran: Will Nuclear Finlandization be Averted?, Summer 2007

Wednesday, September 5, 2007 | Download PDF in English

The author, based on discussions that took place at the ARI Movement’s annual security conference in June 2007, expresses strong conviction that a nuclear-armed Iran posses great threat to world peace. He points out the parallels between Hitler’s Germany and Ahmadinejad’s Iran, emphasizing that the policy of appeasement toward Germany before World War II lingers today in the face of great risk for tomorrow...

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