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Bombs
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to American Military History ...catastrophic blast effects by scattering and then detonating large clouds of combustible material...Little Boy,” Uranium 235) fell on Hiroshima, and the second (“Fat Man,” Plutonium...introduced. The range of conventional bombs now includes containers filled with napalm...
Bourjaily, Vance (Nye)
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to American Literature ...from his army job and his family after the bombing of Hiroshima. Bourjaily then became the editor of discovery, a distinguished departure...of the 1960s as it affects a middle‐aged man; Now Playing at Canterbury (1976), a kind of Canterbury...
World War 2
Book article from: World Encyclopedia ...the outskirts of Moscow and Leningrad (now St Petersburg). Italian defeats by the...peace (September 1943). German troops then occupied Italy, where they resisted the...August after atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Estimates of the numbers...
Potsdam Conference
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to United States History ...casualness told Stalin that the United States now had a weapon of vast destructive force...Japan. Recent research reveals that Stalin then urgently accelerated his program to develop...the emergence of the Cold War.See also Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Atomic Bombing of; ...

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World War II
Book article from: A Dictionary of World History ...STALIN in August 1939. Germany then felt free to invade the POLISH...followed a policy of APPEASEMENT, now delivered an ultimatum to Germany...Romania, Bulgaria and Slovakia now joined the Axis Powers, and...culminating in the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and ...

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Hiroshima's lessons are about the future. (50th anniversary of the atomic...
Magazine article from: National Catholic Reporter ...history that hold Hiroshima and Nagasaki, then Harry Truman...would be by now the final word...went to live in Hiroshima as the soundest...its leaders, then or now. Hibakushas know...Remembering Hiroshima is ...
I HAVE BEEN TO HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR
Magazine article from: TheatreForum A rebuttal to Hiroshima 50 years later CHARACTERS...20s (Woman 2) PLACE: Hiroshima & NYC TIME: 1945, 1959...Japanese Woman, but then, just by turning his...15 a.m. I die in Hiroshima. JAPANESE MAN: I wanted...Fourteen years from now, I'll go to ...
Hiroshima lives long in the memory
Newspaper article from: The Irish Times ...the port of Hiroshima, and takes a...harbours. And then we came into Kure...impossible to ignore Hiroshima's shadow existence...naval academy (now a museum). It...the explosion, now a natural parkland...vibrant life of ...
The Mystery of Nagasaki // After Hiroshima Raid, 2d A-Bomb a Puzzle
Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times ...ended the war." If the Hiroshima bomb ended the war, then obviously the Nagasaki...later did not. What, then, did it do? After...Marching Orders, Hiroshima in America, and Combined...American's due, and now seems to have come back...
For Hiroshima's 60th anniversary, a moment of silence, water for the dead
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Magazine article from: Artforum International ...celebrated) trauma of Hiroshima and the secret one of...irreducibility. This link between Hiroshima and Nevers--two traumas...distinct in each--is now a classical formulation...a fictional remake of Hiroshima Mon Amour starring Greta...death with clubs.) ...
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Magazine article from: The Nation ...fifty-three years after Hiroshima, a billion or so more...used. One virtue of Hiroshima's Shadow--the book...a single stroke, and then try to justify that choice...to defend it, and so Hiroshima's Shadow, while giving...1945--those images, ...
Hiroshima marks 66th anniversary of atomic bombing.
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Hiroshima shows the facts are what make a good story FIRST WORD
Newspaper article from: The Herald ...ve read the entire Hiroshima article from front to...The publication of Hiroshima heralded a new era in...survivors and victims. Since then this approach has become...offered a different tack. Now there were two mentors...all the grim lessons ...
Hiroshima Weighs Heavily on the Future
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post ...history that hold Hiroshima and Nagasaki, then Harry S. Truman...would be by now the final word...went to live in Hiroshima as the soundest...its leaders, then or now. Hibakushas know...Remembering Hiroshima ...

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