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200 10$aHiroshima diary$b[electronic resource] $ethe journal of a Japanese physician, August 6-September 30, 1945 /$fby Michihiko Hachiya ; translated & edited by Warner Wells ; with a new foreword by John W. Dower
210   $aChapel Hill $cUniversity of North Carolina Press$dc1995
215   $a1 online resource (267 p.)
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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327   $aCover; HIROSHIMA DIARY: The Journal of a Japanese Physician, August 6-September 30, 1945; Foreword to the 1995 Edition; Foreword; The Place and the People; 6 August 1945; 7 August 1945; 8 August 1945; 9 August 1945; 10 August 1945; 11 August 1945; 12 August 1945; 13 August 1945; 14 August 1945; 15 August 1945; 16 August 1945; 17 August 1945; 18 August 1945; 19 August 1945; 20 August 1945; 21 August 1945; 22 August 1945; 23 August 1945; 24 August 1945; 25 August 1945; 26 August 1945; 27 August 1945; 28 August 1945; 29 August 1945; 30 August 1945; 31 August 1945; 1 September 1945
327   $a2 September 19453 September 1945; 4 September 1945; 5 September 1945; 6 September 1945; 7 September 1945; 8 September 1945; 9 September 1945; 10 September 1945; 11 September 1945; 12 September 1945; 13 September 1945; 14 September 1945; 15 September 1945; 16 September 1945; 17 September 1945; 18 September 1945; 19 September 1945; 20 September 1945; 21 September 1945; 22 September 1945; 23 September 1945; 24 September 1945; 25 September 1945; 26 September 1945; 27 September 1945; 28 September 1945; 29 September 1945; 30 September 1945; Postscript; Glossary; A; B; C; D; E; F; G; H; I; J; K; M
327   $aNO; P; R; S; T; W; Y; Z
330   $aWhile to many Americans the bombings may seem to date from a bygone era, the scientific knowledge obtained from these experiences is more relevant than ever before. It is likely the best evidence that will ever be gathered on the short- and long-term effects of nuclear exposure on a large population. In Japan, the dropping of the atomic bombs engendered a series of national medical studies copiously documented and analyzed by American and Japanese physicians and scientists
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