AJ Software and Multimedia. "Atomic Archives." [online], http://www.atomicarchive.com. 23 May 1999

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Twenty-one experts reflect on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, their aftermath, and the future. They discuss the techniques used in construction and deployment of the bombs, what happened because of them, and how this will impact future generations in Japan.

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This resource takes a look at the all the varied weapons that have changed the course of world history. Perhaps the most influential was indeed the atomic weapon. Not only did this give the U.S. a military advantage over others, but also the power of threatening to engage in a nuclear war. This special bomb brought with it a powerful diplomatic "persuasion" to take sides. War has never been, nor will it ever be in the future the same again.

This site briefly summarizes the events leading up to the creation of the Manhattan Project. It also discusses the leaders of this research group and how they operated.

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