America at War: The War Ends in the Pacific; Were the Atomic Bombings Necessary?
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English 7 Unit 3 Hiroshima Project Works Cited FOLDER 1 “America at War: The War Ends in the Pacific; Were the Atomic Bombings Necessary?” American Decades: 1940 - 1949. Ed. Victor Bondi. Washington, D.C.: Gale Research, Inc., 1995. 236-237. FOLDER 2 Bigelow, Barbara C. “Harry S. Truman.” World War II: Primary Sources. Boston: UXL, 1999. 117-127. FOLDER 3 Bird, Kai and Sherwin, Martin. “The Historians’ Letter to the Smithsonian.” Letter to I. Michael Heyman. 31 July 1995. Gene Dannen. Washington, DC: Gene Dannen, 1998. Gene Dannen. 1995 - 1998. 26 Apr. 2005 FOLDER 4 Boyer, Paul. “Birth of the Atomic Age.” National Geographic Eyewitness to the 20th Century. By National Geographic Society. Washington, D. C.: National Geographic Society, 1998. 163-166. FOLDER 5 Ferrell, Robert. “Truman and the Bomb, A Documentary History Chapter 5: From the President’s Diary, July 17, 18 and 25.” Truman Presidential Museum and Library. Ed. Robert H. Ferrell. 28 Feb. 2003 FOLDER 6 Gray, Paul. “V-J Day: Doomsdays, A Merciless War Comes to an Appalling End with the Use of the Atomic Bombs and the Instant Incineration of Two Cities.” Time 7 Aug. 1995: 1-8. eLibrary. ProQuest Information and Learning. 26 Apr. 2007 FOLDER 7 Hakim, Joy. “Little Boy.” A History of Us: War, Peace, and All That Jazz. 1995. New York City: Oxford UP, 1999. 178-182. FOLDER 8 Kenney, Andrew. “Giving Thanks for Hiroshima: Sixty Years Later Andrew Kenny Says That the Atomic Bomb Saved Millions of Lives.” The Spectator. July 20, 2005. FOLDER 9 Kindall, James. “Hiroshima: The Day the Bomb Dropped.” 23 July 1995. ELibrary. ProQuest Information and Learning. 20 Apr. 2005 FOLDER 10 Kristof, Nicholas D. “Blood on Our Hands?” The New York Times 5 Aug. 2003: A19. FOLDER 11 League of Nations. Protection of Civilian Populations Against Bombing from the Air in Cases of War. September 30, 1938. FOLDER 12 Long, Doug. Hiroshima: Who Disagreed with the Atomic Bombing? doug-long.com March 3, 2008. FOLDER 13 Long, Doug. Hiroshima: Was It Necessary? Part 1 doug-long.com March 3, 2008. FOLDER 14 Long, Doug. Hiroshima: Was It Necessary? Part 2 doug-long.com March 3, 2008. FOLDER 15 Mitchell, Greg. “World War II in the Pacific.” On the Wings of Peace. Ed. Sheila Hamanaka. New York: Clarion Books, 1995. 15 -20. FOLDER 16 Szilard, Leo, Ph.D. “A Petition to the President of the United States.” Leo Szilard Online. 23 Dec. 2000. 26 Apr. 2007 FOLDER 17 Szilard, Leo, Ph.D. “President Truman Did Not Understand.” Leo Szilard Online. January 26, 1996. FOLDER 18 Truman, Harry S., Pres. “Truman Speech, August 9, 1945.” The Truman Presidential Museum andLibrary. Ed. Robert H. Ferrell. 28 Feb. 2003 FOLDER 19 Truman, Harry S., President. “President Harry S. Truman’s Letter to Mr. Bohnen’s Objection to the Film Because It Made the Decision to Drop the Bomb Look Like a Snap Judgment, December 12, 1946.” Truman Presidential Museum and Library. 10 May 2002 FOLDER 20 Uschan, Michael V. “The Atomic Bomb; The Price of Victory.” A Cultural History of the United States Through the Decades: The 1940s. San Diego: Lucent, 1999. 51-54. FOLDER 21 Warner, Gary A. “Haunting Hiroshima:Sentimental Journey, but No Guilt Trip.” 31 Oct. 1997. eLibrary. ProQuest Information and Learning. North Bethesda Middle School. 20 Apr. 2005 Directory: uploads uploads -> Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States of America against Cuba uploads -> Raíces y Sueños: the Artistry of Cuba Call for Art – Exhibit Application uploads -> Why did democracy develop in Britain after 1850? Introduction uploads -> Draft land restitution policy uploads -> Chapter 10: a new civilization emerges in western europe uploads -> Landmark Supreme Court Cases uploads -> Civil Rights Movement Unit Summary uploads -> Lesson plan template Download 28 Kb. Share with your friends:
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