I just finished reading Eric Schlosser's Command and Control, which did an awesome job outlining the history of the United States' nuclear arsenal, nuclear accidents, and assumptions the US had about their Soviet counterparts. I was wondering if there is any good companion to this book that could give similar information from the soviet side (in particular, Soviet nuclear strategic decision making and what they thought was happening in the US). Thanks!
While it remains on my "To Read" list, so I cannot personally recommend it per se, Plutopia: Nuclear Families, Atomic Cities, and the Great Soviet and American Plutonium Disasters by Kate Brown came highly recommended to me from my History of the Soviet Union professor in college.