Atomic Energy and the Arms Race

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Atomic Energy and the Arms Race Lecture to HIS 311Y 28 January 2016 Adam Chapnick

Outline Early History of Atomic Energy in Canada Canada and Atomic Energy in the 1950s North American Radar Defence The Politics of Nuclear Weapons Under Diefenbaker

Early History of Atomic Energy Background Atomic Energy and the Second World War UN Atomic Energy Commission

Background Radium Gilbert Labine Eldorado Goldmines Limited

Atomic Energy and WW2 Atomic bomb Manhattan Project Hiroshima and Nagasaki (1945)

UN Atomic Energy Commission

Canada and Atomic Energy in the 1950s Relations with India Industrial Developments

Relations with India NRX CANDU reactor India’s atomic test 1974

Industrial Developments Hydrogen bomb Tactical nuclear weapons Sputnik (1957) Massive retaliation

North American Radar Defence (one slide) Context Radar Lines Implications

The Politics of Nuclear Weapons Under Diefenbaker The Majority Era, 1958-62 The Minority Era, 1962-63 The American Intervention

The Majority Era BOMARC Norman Robertson (deputy minister); Howard Green (foreign minister) Douglas Harkness (defence minister)

The Minority Era

The American Intervention

Summary and Conclusions Atomic energy development UN Atomic Energy Commission Relations with India North American radar defence Diefenbaker

chapnick@cfc.dnd.ca @achapnick http://adamchapnick.ca Questions? chapnick@cfc.dnd.ca @achapnick http://adamchapnick.ca