In 1951, 50 percent of Americans told Gallup they would feel unsafe in their city or community if an atomic war came.

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"In 1951, 50 percent of Americans told Gallup they would feel unsafe in their city or community if an atomic war came."

Gallup's January 1951 survey found that 50 percent of U.S. adults said they would not feel reasonably safe in their community in the event of atomic war.

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Source title Gallup Vault: Atomic Anxiety in 1951

Source authors Alyssa Davis

Source year 2018

Confidence high

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