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Hiroshima
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bookshelves: cultural-studies, favorites, history, politics, psychology, sociology, war, us-history
Jan 08, 2018
bookshelves: cultural-studies, favorites, history, politics, psychology, sociology, war, us-history
It is not often that I find myself unable to convey the magnitude of importance a book has - but that is exactly where I am at when trying to describe this book. Read it - look at our world - try to get others to read it - hopefully a critical mass of common sense will implode in our collective hearts.
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February 17, 2013
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February 23, 2013
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May 24, 2023 07:53PM
I can only hope that this is not all you know about this bombing. On any of several sides of the decision.
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I consider myself reasonably knowledgeable on the different perspectives.
I had about 3 book I was going to mention. Sounds like there is no need
By all means - thank you!
Since you asked, I will limit myself to two. Between them they may ask rather than answer questions. Mostly I think they provide other points of view and add some complexity to ones knowledge of the people and times.Japan at War: An Oral History
Thank God for the Atom Bomb & Other Essays
Thanks for the review, Jon. Your review is very intriguing and I am going to read this soon.
Will look forward to seeing your review David!
