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have his chance to achieve it with Gorbachev

at a summit planned for October 1986 in Reykjavik, Iceland. How that summit and the rest of the

Cold War played out under Reagan's leadership is the subject of this episode of this American

president.

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The In the run-up to the Reykiewiczek conference, Gorbachev gave Reagan a key concession.

He could accept SDI if research for it was restricted to laboratories for 15 years. But Reagan was still in no mood to

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