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Annie Jacobsen
Annie Jacobsen is the author of the bestselling book Area 51. She writes about national security and intelligence matters.
Kernoorlog
Synopsis
What would happen in the terrifying minutes following a nuclear attack? This chilling non-fiction account meticulously details a hypothetical scenario, exploring the decisions made by leaders and the devastating consequences for the world. It's a stark look at the unthinkable, based on extensive research and interviews with those who would be involved.
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Frequently asked questions
How does Kernoorlog compare to Annie Jacobsen's other non-fiction works?
Kernoorlog continues Annie Jacobsen's deep dive into national security and military topics, similar to her previous books like "Area 51" and "Operation Paperclip." Readers familiar with her meticulous research and focus on declassified information will find a consistent approach here, though this book specifically explores a hypothetical scenario rather than historical events.
Is Kernoorlog based on real-world protocols or speculative fiction?
Annie Jacobsen's "Kernoorlog" is meticulously researched and draws heavily on interviews with former government officials, military strategists, and experts involved in nuclear command and control. While it presents a hypothetical scenario, the details of the decision-making processes and potential consequences are grounded in actual protocols and expert insights into nuclear warfare planning.