Description:
Germs: Biological Weapons and America's Secret War is a work
of investigative journalism by Judith Miller, Stephen Engelberg, and
William Broad of The New York Times. The book attempts to uncover
the truth about biological weapons and show why bio-warfare and bio-terrorism
are fast becoming our worst national nightmare. A narrative of cutting-edge
science and spycraft, Germs shows why advances in biology and
the spread of germ weapons expertise to such countries as Iran, Iraq,
and North Korea could make germs the weapon of the twenty-first century.
Our panel:
Frankie Vigil
Jason Geddes
Mike McMurray
Marsha Brown
Links
for this book:
Smithsonian
Magazine
National
Review Book Service
Also
by these authors:
God
Has Ninety-nine Names by Judith Miller; Simon & Schuste; March
1997
The
Universe Below by William Broad; Simon & Schuster; May 1998
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