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On this anniversary of the second atomic weapon to be detonated in Japan I just would like to point out a long (perhaps 75 posts) series that I’ve made in this blog on the history of atomic and nuclear weapons.
The most recent–on the clouds of Nagasaki and the fate of Kokoura–was made on 6 August.