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Open Space: Star Wars

on BBC Two England

This film has been made by scientists at London's Imperial College who actively oppose Britain's involvement in research on President Reagan's $30 billion 'Strategic Defence Initiative' or SDI.
Like many of their American counterparts, the Imperial College scientists are deeply disturbed by SDI, which they see as yet another turn of the screw in the escalation of the arms race. Alongside contributions from several eminent scientists, is a poignant presentation of the case against SDI by Harry Fairbrother.
As a mathematician in the Second World War he worked on the Atomic Bomb, which, to his horror, was used at Hiroshima in 1945.
Narrator Bob Peck

Open Space is the series where the public can make programmes under their own editorial control with help from Community Programme Unit.
Info: page 77

Contributors

Speaker:
Harry Fairbrother.
Narrator:
Bob Peck
Cameraman:
Bill Broomfield
Film Editor:
Tim Cawston
Series Producer:
Peter Lee Wright
Producer:
Giles Oakley

BBC Two England

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