From the Book - Research Collections
The official explanation: statement and challenge: Stimson, H. L. The decision to use the atomic bomb.
We were anxious to get the war over: an interview with James F. Byrnes.
The interim committee discusses the bomb: minutes of May 31, 1945.
Scientists petition the government: the Franck Committee report.
Grew, J. The war could have been ended without the bomb.
Was the bomb necessary?: Baldwin, H. W. The atomic bomb, the penalty of expediency.
Morison, S. E. Why Japan surrendered.
United States Strategic Bombing Survey. Japan's struggle to end the war.
Why was the bomb used?: Feis, H. The atomic bomb and the end of World War II.
Alperovitz, G. Atomic diplomacy.
Kolko, G. The politics of war: the war with Japan.
Bernstein, B. J. The atomic bomb and American foreign policy: the route to Hiroshima.
Atomic diplomacy and the moral significance of Hiroshima: Ulam, A. Re-reading the cold war: revising the revisionists.
Rose, L. The atomic dilemma and atomic diplomacy.
Bernstein, B. J. Atomic diplomacy and the cold war.
Herken, G. F. Atomic diplomacy reversed and revised.
Macdonald, D. The bomb: the decline to barbarism.
