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Japan's secret war? ‘Instant’ scientific manpower and Japan's World War II atomic bomb project

Morris Fraser Low Department of Japanese Studies, Monash University, Clayton, Melbourne, Victoria, 3168, Australia
Pages 347-360 | Received 08 Nov 1989, Published online: 23 Aug 2006

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WalterE. Grunden. (1998) Hungnam and the Japanese atomic bomb: Recent historiography of a postwar Myth. Intelligence and National Security 13:2, pages 32-60.
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Morris Low. (1993) The birth of Godzilla: Nuclear fear and the ideology of Japan as victim. Japanese Studies 13:2, pages 48-58.
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Satio Hayakawa & Morris F. Low. (1991) Science policy and politics in post-war Japan: the establishment of the KEK high energy physics laboratory. Annals of Science 48:3, pages 207-229.
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DONG-WON KIM. (2006) Yoshio Nishina and two cyclotrons. Historical Studies in the Physical and Biological Sciences 36:2, pages 243-273.
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Kenji Ito. (2002) Values of "pure science": Nishina Yoshio's wartime discourse between nationalism and physics, 1940-1945. Historical Studies in the Physical and Biological Sciences 33:1, pages 61-86.
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