Herman Kahn
Herman Kahn (1922-1983) was an influential American futurist and military strategist known for his work on nuclear deterrence and the concepts of thermonuclear war. He was a co-founder of the Hudson Institute and played a significant role in shaping Cold War strategies through his analytical approach to the implications of nuclear weapons. Kahn's writings, including 'On Thermonuclear War,' explored the potential consequences of nuclear conflict and laid the groundwork for discussions on deterrence theory and strategic stability. His ideas contributed to the understanding of how nations could avoid catastrophic outcomes in the nuclear age.
Born on Sep 15, 1922 (102 years old)
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Herman Kahn is one of the theorists who discussed the strategic implications of nuclear power.
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