bacteriological warfare
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The story of “Baseless” starts in 1951-1952, when Korean, Chinese and Russian officials accused the U.S. of conducting “bacteriological warfare.”
From Seattle Times
We've always known," the answer came despondently, "that bacteriological warfare is far deadlier than any bomb—if there were any protection from its effects for the victor.
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