The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
However, in Western countries, the majority of the people took the idea of deploying a new Intermediate-Range Nuclear missiles on the west side to counter the threat of the SS 20 of the Soviet Union, keeping deterrence and equilibrium.
It is the best way to keep peace and stability, because the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) unite and take defense measures against the Soviet threats, it was also a synchronization with the policy at each government level.
As a result, the deployment of the new Intermediate-Range Nuclear missiles in the five Western European countries is over.
It was around 1984.
Naturally, the Soviet Union, initially violently protested, boycotted disarmament related negotiations with the US and European side.
However, the West did not shake.
Infertility of nuclear abolition theory
To my surprise, however, in 1986 the Soviet Union proposed to eliminate mutual use of SS 20 and Western Intermediate-Range Nuclear missiles.
At that time Western Europe, consensus became a consensus that the deployment of missiles in Europe and the United States was the crucial factor leading to concessions and softening of the Soviet Union.
Correcting the imbalance of nuclear deterrence against the Soviet Union with new missile deployment has become a vital trial for the determination and unity of Western Europe.
"Correcting the imbalance of nuclear deterrence against the Soviet Union with new missile deployment has become a vital trial for the determination and unity of Western Europe.
But Western Europe does not breathe even pressure of Soviet Union, conciliation, anti-nuclear movement in the country, and accomplished it.
That was what pulled out the concessions of the Soviet Union. "(Editorial of the Financial Times in the UK)
"The concessions of the Soviet Union proved complete breakdown of the argument of a unilateral disarmament people in Western European anti-nuclear movements, that it was decision to deterrence and equilibrium of NATO, not anti-nuclear movement, to have removed SS20." Sunday Times editorial)
This recognition proves historically more than enough the infertility of emotional one-sided theory of nuclear abolition still advocated by the Asahi Newspaper.
This draft continues.