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Iben Bjoernsson
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Arthur Molella; Kargon, Robert Hugh
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Atomville: Architects, Planners, and How to Survive the Bomb.
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Keith M. Parsons; Robert A. Zaballa
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Michael R. Lehman
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Balazs Hargittai; István Hargittai
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Kenneth W. Ford
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Schlosser, Eric
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Schlosser, Eric
(2013)
Command and Control: Nuclear Weapons, the Damascus Accident, and the Illusion of Safety.
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Maguire, Richard
(2012)
“Never a Credible Weapon”: Nuclear Cultures in British Government during the Era of the H-Bomb.
British Journal for the History of Science
(pp. 519-533).
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Harkewicz, Laura J.
(2010)
“The Ghost of the Bomb”: The Bravo Medical Program, Scientific Uncertainty, and the Legacy of U.S. Cold War Science, 1954--2005.
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Seethaler, Josef
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Das Wiener Kalendarwesen des 15. bis 17. Jahrhunderts.
Studien zur Wiener Geschichte: Jahrbuch des Vereins für Geschichte der Stadt Wien
(pp. 62-112).
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