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1 Ozersk, Russian Federation School #39
Student Conference – 2014, Monterey, CA Opportunities and Challenges for Preventing Nuclear Proliferation 1945 1945 1957 1968 2005 2010 2014 Ozersk, Russian Federation School #39

2 Virtual Nuclear-Zero Museum

3 THREE NATIONS HALL

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7 2010 New Start NPT 1991 1987 START I CTBT 1972 1975 1995 START II FMCT
1961 1972 SALT II Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty SALT I Joint Statement of Agreed Principles for Disarmament Negotiations Strategic Arms Limitation Talks Strategic Arms Limitation Talks 1991 1987 1972 START I 1975 CTBT Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty NPT Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty 2010 1993 1993 1995 START II FMCT New Start Chemical Weapons Convention Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty Fissile Material Cut-Off Treaty

8 1 1968 NPT open for signing JULY MONDAY

9 All Nations Hall

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18 Ozersk, Russian Federation School #39
Student Conference – 2014, Monterey, CA Opportunities and Challenges for Preventing Nuclear Proliferation 1945 1945 1957 1963 2005 2010 2014 Ozersk, Russian Federation School #39

19 Pictures (#7, Dark Room) (#7, chess) (#8, chess) (№7-8, nuclear danger sign) (#8, radiation) (picture frames) (treaty text) (picture frame) (pen 1) (pen 2) (calendar) (CTBT) (UK flag) (France flag) (China flag) (Pakistan flag) (red button) (clip) (loupe) (map) (mirror room) (splitting) (chain reaction) (detonator) (mining) (milling) (explosion)

20 Pictures (world map) (all nations hall) (mirror) (nuke) Information baseline declarations ipfm-transparency-2013.pdf

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