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The Global Security Institute Hosts a Screening of Thirteen Days at the United Nations – Project report
March 7, 2001 In order to stimulate discussion of past nuclear crises and current nuclear risks, the Global Security Institute hosted a screening of Thirteen Days, the critically acclaimed film about the Cuban Missile Crisis, on March 7 at the United Nations....
GSI – Compilation of Published Articles from 2001 to 2003
President's Message: Fear, Faith and Love By Jonathan Granoff October 25, 2003 "The Limits of Unilateralism" By Amb. Thomas Graham, Jr. Remarks by Ambassador Thomas Graham Jr. "The Limits of Unilateralism" Washington, D.C. October 2, 2003 "There is Still Hope" By Dr....
GSI Hosts a Screening of “Thirteen Days” at the United Nations / Granoff Interviews Theodore Sorensen, Jayantha Dhanapala and Richard Butler about “Thirteen Days”
In order to stimulate discussion of past nuclear crises and current nuclear risks, the Global Security Institute hosted a screening of Thirteen Days, the critically acclaimed film about the Cuban Missile Crisis, on March 7 at the United Nations. Participants...
Interview with Ambassador Richard Butler, Director of U.N. Special Commission on Iraq, About “Thirteen Days” – Eliminate Weapons of Mass Destruction
About GSI Who We Are What You Can Do Documents GSI Publications News Room Multimedia Links Events Newsletter Sign Up Jonathan Granoff (JG): We have the privilege of speaking with Ambassador Richard Butler. Why is Thirteen Days an important movie for the people to see?...
GSI Hosts “Thirteen Days” in Washington D.C. – Project Report
Project Report March 1, 2001 WASHINGTON, D.C.: On February 6th, the GSI hosted an exclusive screening of Thirteen Days for the U.S. Congress. The screening of the critically acclaimed drama about the Cuban Missile Crisis was held in the Coolidge Auditorium of the...
New Leadership of The GSI, Inspired by Legacy Senator Alan Cranston, Hosts “13 Days” Screening for Congressional Audience
February 16, 2001 The Global Security Institute had a smooth transition of leadership in the wake of founder Senator Alan Cranston's death on New Year's Eve. The Board of Directors elected Jonathan Granoff as GSI President, and Kim Cranston, Senator Cranston's son, as...
New Leadership of the Global Security Institute, Inspired by Legacy of Senator Alan Cranston, Hosts 13 Days Screening for Congressional Audience – GSI Report
GSI Report February 16, 2001 The Global Security Institute had a smooth transition of leadership in the wake of founder Senator Alan Cranston's death on New Year's Eve. The Board of Directors elected Jonathan Granoff as GSI President, and Kim Cranston, Senator...
New Leadership of the GSI, Inspired by Legacy of Senator Alan Cranston, Hosts “Thirteen Days” Screening for Congressional Audience – Lesson For Modern Times
The Global Security Institute had a smooth transition of leadership in the wake of founder Senator Alan Cranstons death on New Years Eve. The Board of Directors elected Jonathan Granoff as GSI President, and Kim Cranston, Senator Cranstons son, as Chairman...
A Lesson from the Brink by Mary McGrory – Re “Thirteen Days” – The Washington Post
The Washington Post February 8, 2001 On the long bus ride back from their weekend retreat in Pennsylvania, despondent Democrats watched "Thirteen Days," the somber and gripping dramatization of the Cuban missile crisis of 1962. After it was over, they asked...
President Bush to Screen “Thirteen Days” at White House – Upcoming Screening Also Set for U.S. Congress, U.N., Berlin Film Festival – PR Newswire
About GSI Who We Are What You Can Do Documents GSI Publications News Room Multimedia Links Events Newsletter Sign Up Thirteen Days, the critically acclaimed dramatization of the Cuban Missile Crisis staring Kevin Costner, will be the first film screened by President...
Senate Resolution – Relative to the Death of Alan Cranston, Former U.S. Senator for the State of California – 107th Congress – 1st Session
S. RES. 12 January 22, 2001 IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES Mrs. Boxer (for herself and Mrs. Feinstein) introduced the following resolution; which was considered and agreed to RESOLUTION Relative to the death of Alan Cranston, former United States Senator or the...
Ratify, but Review by Harold Brown, Melvin R. Laird and William J. Perry – New York Times – Op Ed
January 7, 2001 WASHINGTON: Much media attention has been focused on cabinet selections and partisan politics. But it has become clear that any legislative success in the 107th Congress will require a coalition of centrists from both sides of the aisle. Nowhere is...
A Bush Doctrine on Nuclear Arms – Chicagoland Final Section: Editorial – Chicago Tribune
January 7, 2001 If the last century raised the awful prospect of nuclear Armageddon, the new one offers the world an opportunity to move back from the brink of destruction. Former President George Bush had the good fortune to preside over the end of the Cold...
Statement of Senator Dianne Feinstein – Tribute to Former California Senator Alan Cranston (As Submitted to the Congressional Record)
January 4, 2001 Mr. President, this past weekend, our nation lost one of its finest public servants with the passing of former California Senator Alan Cranston. Senator Cranston served California well, and our hearts and thoughts go to his son Kim and the rest of his...
Recognizing The Security Interests of The United States in Furthering Complete Nuclear Disarmament – In The House of Representatives
107th CONGRESS 1st Session H. RES. 17 Recognizing the security interests of the United States in furthering complete nuclear disarmament. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES January 3, 2001 Ms. WOOLSEY (for herself, Mr. FILNER, Mr. HINCHEY, Ms. LEE, Mr. KUCINICH, Mr....
Senator Alan Cranston’s Passing Must Call Us Together – Press Release
January 2, 2001 While preparing to start a new day, the 86 year old father, grandfather, friend, and leader passed away standing at his kitchen sink on the morning of New Year's Eve, gracefully exiting at the dawn of the new millennium. The staff, board, and friends...
Senator Alan Cranston’s Passing Must Call Us Together
Senator Alan Cranston died standing up. While preparing to start a new day, the 86 year old father, grandfather, friend, and leader passed away standing at his kitchen sink on the morning of New Years Eve, gracefully exiting at the dawn of the new millennium....
GSI Documentary Project – The Missiliers and Rehearsing Doomsday
December 31, 2000 Without first increasing public awareness of nuclear dangers, progress in eliminating them is unlikely. For several years, Senator Cranston and Jonathan Granoff have worked extensively with veteran Sixty Minutes II producer George Crile, whose...
Global Security Institute Documentary Project: The Missiliers and Rehearsing Doomsday Report
GSI Report December 31, 2000 Without first increasing public awareness of nuclear dangers, progress in eliminating them is unlikely. For several years, Senator Cranston and Jonathan Granoff have worked extensively with veteran Sixty Minutes II producer George Crile,...
Experts’ Warnings – GSI Factsheet
U.S. General Charles Horner, who commanded Allied Forces in the Gulf War declared in 1997 in an address to the War College, "I predict that a nuclear weapon will be exploded on the territory of the U.S. in the next few years." Former Secretary of Defense William Perry...
GSI Factsheet – Seven Steps the U.S. Can Take to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons
Seven Steps the U.S. Can Take to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons GSI Factsheet 1. DE-ALERT ARSENALS Most Americans do not know that both the U.S. and Russia maintain a policy requiring that their nuclear arsenals, including more than 6000 strategic warheads in silos and...
Ex-Senator Alan Cranston Pushing Hard to Abolish Nuclear Weapons – Alan Cranston’s Bio
November 18, 2000 LOS ALTOS HILLS: Former U.S. Sen. Alan Cranston has become an abolitionist. With the same relentless, disciplined energy that characterized his 40-year career in Democratic politics, Cranston is leading a global crusade for the abolition of all...
Ex Senator Alan Cranston Push Hard to Abolish Nuclear Weapons by Eric Brazil – San Francisco Examiner
Saturday, November 18, 2000 LOS ALTOS HILLS: Former U.S. Sen. Alan Cranston has become an abolitionist. With the same relentless, disciplined energy that characterized his 40-year career in Democratic politics, Cranston is leading a global crusade for the abolition of...
Conversations with History – Appeal for Responsible Security – List of Signatories
The end of the Cold War has offered the most promising opportunity since the advent of nuclear arms in 1945 to free the world from nuclear danger. Instead we witness the spread of nuclear weapon technology and a deepening crisis of the nuclear arms control...
New York Times Ad : Conversations with History – Appeal for Responsible Security. Posted by Zack Allen
Conversations with History October 03, 2000 The end of the Cold War has offered the most promising opportunity since the advent of nuclear arms in 1945 to free the world from nuclear danger. Instead we witness the spread of nuclear weapon technology and a deepening...
Signatory Roster – the Appeal for Responsible Security
October 3, 2000 The end of the Cold War has offered the most promising opportunity since the advent of nuclear arms in 1945 to free the world from nuclear danger. Instead we witness the spread of nuclear weapon technology and a deepening crisis of the nuclear...
Conversation With History – Interview with Senator Alan Cranston by Harry Kreiler – Institute of International Studies – UC Berkley
Conversations with History Interview with Senator Alan Cranston By Harry Kreisler Institute of International Studies UC Berkeley October 2000
Mutually Assured Dysfunction- President’s Clinton Nuclear Missile Defense Plan Will Spur a New Arms Race, a Report by Top Intelligence Agencies Predicts – Salon News
SAN FRANCISCO -- A highly classified new report by the nation's key intelligence agencies issued Thursday raises new questions about the efficacy of President Clinton's proposed missile defense system as a deterrent to nuclear conflict. According to officials...
Mutually Assured Dysfunction – President Clinton’s Nuclear Missile Defense Plan Will Spur A New Arms Race, A Report by top Intelligence Agencies Predicts
SAN FRANCISCO -- A highly classified new report by the nation's key intelligence agencies issued Thursday raises new questions about the efficacy of President Clinton's proposed missile defense system as a deterrent to nuclear conflict. According to officials who have...
Joint Nuclear Reduction/Disarmament Statement by Military and Religious Leaders – Washington National Cathedral
June 21, 2000 We, military professionals and religious leaders, have been brought together by a common conviction. We deeply believe that the long-term reliance on nuclear weapons in the arsenals of the nuclear powers, and the ever-present danger of their acquisition...