Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

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Première conférence de presse de John Kennedy par satellite

Publication date 23/07/1962 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Première conférence de presse du président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, relayée en direct, sur les ondes françaises, par le satellite Telstar. Un présentateur de NBC lance le sujet, alors qu'un commentateur français traduit en simultané la réponse de Kennedy sur les essais nucléaires : "Nous n'aimons pas faire des essais et nous souhaitons que les Russes n'en fassent pas non plus car tout ça est un danger supplémentaire pour la race humaine..."

Tratado de prohibición para los Ensayos Nucleares = Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Publication date 18/08/1963 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

In Moscow, the signing of the partial ban on nuclear testing is a sign of the success of the Soviet Union’s peace policy, approved by Fidel CASTRO. Various plans for a meeting and the signing of the treaty by JF Kennedy’s Secretary of State Dean RUSK, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei GROMYKO and British Foreign Secretary Alec DOUGLAS-HOME, they shake hands. Plan of USSR Prime Minister Nikita KHROUCHTCHEV addressing the audience.

Marshall Islands, new atomic experiment

Publication date 08/04/1954 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

On the Marshall Islands, a new atomic experiment takes place with the explosion of an "H bomb". The military follow the explosion from a boat.

Harry Truman on the use of the atomic bomb

Publication date 01/01/1945 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

President Harry TRUMAN makes a speech explaining that English, Canadians and Americans possess the secret of the atomic weapon, that this secret must remain so in order to avoid total destruction. He thanked God for giving them the bomb and not their enemies and asked God to guide them in its use.

Nixon on France’s non-accession to the nuclear treaty

Publication date 01/08/1963 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Interview with Richard NIXON concerning diplomatic relations between France and the United States, in particular on France’s non-accession to the treaty of partial prohibition of nuclear tests recently signed in Moscow. It realizes that France wishes to acquire nuclear force in order to ensure its autonomy but nevertheless considers that it would be desirable for it to adhere to the agreements.

The Treaty of Moscow: French point of view

Publication date 10/08/1963 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Commentary by Edouard SABLIER on the partial prohibition treaty for nuclear tests, to which France did not wish to take part. According to him, "The two supergreats now have the absolute weapon, have the means to increase their potential and are at the same time endeavouring to encourage all countries of the world to renounce their own access to atomic power". These remarks are illustrated by images of the signing of the partial prohibition treaty of nuclear tests in Moscow (with US Secretary of State Dean RUSK, British Foreign Minister Alec DOUGLAS-HOME, British Foreign Minister Leonid BREJNEV and Nikita KHROUCHTCHEV) followed by images of ratification by other countries and illustration images.

The nuclear race: the first tests in the world

Publication date 13/02/1960 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Commentary on editing of benches of world map titles presenting the beginning of the nuclear race initiated by the United States, Russia and Great Britain. Mention of the first French essay at the base of Reggane, in the Algerian Sahara.

Moscow Conference on Partial Prohibition of Nuclear Testing

Publication date 27/07/1963 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

The United States, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union met in Moscow to sign a treaty restricting nuclear testing. Comment on images of KHROUCHTCHEV welcoming HARRIMAN and Lord HAILSHAM then speaking during a speech.

General de Gaulle on Moscow nuclear agreement

Publication date 29/07/1963 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Extract from the press conference of General de GAULLE on 29 July 1963 at the Elysée. He answers questions from journalists about the news of France and the world. Here he comments on the recent Moscow agreements (partial ban on nuclear testing treaty), which he sweeps out of hand by declaring "The Moscow agreement, I say frankly, is of little importance ... If one day the Americans and the Soviets disarm, that is to say if they come to the destruction and prohibition of nuclear means. France will refrain from obtaining them. But it does not seem that we are at the point of getting there."

François Mitterrand on the moratorium against nuclear tests

Publication date 25/10/1993 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Responding to Alain DUHAMEL, François MITTERRAND explains that he put in place the moratorium for the cessation of French nuclear tests because he knew that the French deterrence force continued to be sufficient to face the other nuclear powers. He went on to say that he urged the Russian and American leaders to follow France’s example in this decision to end these trials.

1960 : éloge télévisé du premier essai français

Publication date 17/02/1960 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Le 13 février 1960, le premier essai de bombe atomique française a eu lieu dans le sud du Sahara algérien, sur la base de Reggane. Ce document télévisé explique toute la mise en place et l'organisation de la base de Reggane et le dispositif au point zéro. Il se félicite de la première étape réussie de la France dans le cadre de son programme nucléaire militaire.

Signing of the Non-Proliferation Treaty on Atomic Weapons

Publication date 02/07/1968 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

London, Lancaster House. Signing of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons in the presence of the British Foreign Minister, Michael STEWART, in the centre, as well as the Russian Ambassador to England, Mikhail SMIRNOVSKY, on the left, and the American ambassador in England, David K. E. BRUCE, on the right.

Moscow Signature on Restriction of Atomic Weapons

Publication date 01/01/1968 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

July 1968. Signing of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty in Moscow with Russian Foreign Minister Andrei GROMYKO, British Foreign Minister Sir Geoffrey HARRISON and US Ambassador Luellin THOMPSON.

Marines closely assisting in the explosion of an atomic bomb

Publication date 01/01/1952 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Images without comment of an American nuclear test in a desert observed remotely by many navies.

Optimism at the nuclear "small summit" in Moscow

Publication date 24/07/1963 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Averell HARRIMAN, representative of the United States and Quintin Hogg, Baron HAILSHAM, English representative, were greeted in Moscow by Nikita KHROUCHTCHEV for the conference of the three on the cessation of nuclear experiments, for the signing of the partial prohibition treaty on nuclear tests.

A new H-bomb dropped on Bikini Atoll

Publication date 30/05/1956 From €100.00

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

An atomic bomb was dropped on the Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands.

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