The Russell-Einstein Manifesto

The Russell-Einstein Manifesto, issued in 1955 by philosopher Bertrand Russell and scientist Albert Einstein, was a call for global leaders to recognize the dangers of nuclear weapons. It highlighted the threat they posed to humanity’s survival and urged countries to resolve conflicts peacefully. The manifesto emphasized the importance of scientific responsibility and international cooperation to prevent nuclear war, advocating for disarmament and dialogue over militarization. It aimed to raise public awareness and encourage policymakers to prioritize peace and safety over territorial or political disputes.