Six Minute War

Set against the backdrop of 1983, "The Six Minute War" by Michael Dobbs vividly recounts a tense Cold War nuclear crisis marked by rapid events and technological uncertainties. As a series of alarming incidents unfold within just three months, the narrative explores the dangerous intersection of human judgment and evolving military technology. This gripping account prompts reflection on the risks of relying on machines in moments of life-or-death decision-making during a potential nuclear conflict.