Recently obtained documents shed light on North Korea's search to acquire nuclear weapons

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Posted date/time:May 17, 2005

The Cold War International History Project recently uncovered documents in the Russian and Hungarian archives sheding new light on North Korean attitudes on nuclear weapons and their search for nuclear capability. The documents are pubblished in e-Dossier No. 14, available on the CWIHP site.

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