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This is an original movie poster of the movie Dr. Strangelove It depicts the Americans and Soviets on two opposite in a cartoon-ish fashion. |
This is a replica of the war room used in the movie Dr. Strangelove. It is where a major portion of the movie took place. |
Nearly a year after the Cuban missile crisis, a hotline between the United States and the Soviets was established for direct communication between the two nations. One is used to communicate between the two countries in the movie. |
This is part of JFK's letter to Khrushchev about the Cuban missile crisis, what communication is like before the hotline, and was to help in diplomacy of the crisis. Similar to the diplomacy in the movie. |
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This is a B-52 Bomber, what was used to drop a nuclear bomb in the movie, and was the choice plane for nuclear bombs. |
This is Khrushchev's letter to the president, about the missile crisis, proving that there was two sides to the communication between the country, which is what happened during the movie. http://microsites.jfklibrary.org/cmc/oct26/ |
![]() This the picture taken from the plane in Cuba that shows the missile launch site. This is similar to the actions that would have been taken to learn about the "doomsday device" in Russia in the movie. | ||
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