Nuclear Culture: Living and Working in the World's Largest Atomic Complex

Paul Rogat Loeb
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An account of the growth of the Hanford (Washington state) Nuclear Reservation, the birth of the atomic bomb and the culture which it spawned, seen through the eyes of the participants. Loeb's profile reminds us as few books can just how shocking our normal existence under the nuclear umbrella has really become. Philadelphia, New Society Publishers, 1986. 5.25in x 8in tall; 260pp.
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