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On August 15, 1945, President Harry S. Truman announced on television that Japan had surrendered. This decision was prompted by the catastrophic events of August 6 and 9, 1945, in which the United States of America dropped atomic bombs on... more
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      World War IIHiroshima and NagasakiAtomic Bombs
Desde a década de 1970 o debate sobre o revisionismo assola os historiadores, principalmente sobre temas que envolvem a Segunda Guerra Mundial, mais especificamente sobre o Holocausto. Um tema, não menos importante, tem gerado diversas... more
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      Atomic Bomb LiteratureAtomic Bomb DiscourseDecision to Use the Atomic BombCold War, Atomic Bomb
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      Guenther AndersAtomic Bomb LiteratureGunther AndersAtomic Bomb Discourse
This paper discusses the possibilities of representing the history of the atomic bomb through a historiographical narrative, the implications of such acts and ethical issues involved in the process and policies. Focusing mainly on the... more
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      EthicsHistory and MemoryJapanese HistoryTheory of History