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From: pierson@cimnet.dec.com
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Subject: Re: Japanese "Manhattan Project"
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Date: 20 Jun 89 03:46:04 GMT
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From: pierson@cimnet.dec.com

One reference on the Japanese Nuclear effort during WWII is:
	Japan's Secret War, Robert K Wilcox
	ISBN 0-688-04188-4

I regard it as highly speculative, but presumably the base facts can be relied
on.  He builds case for a nuclear research and production center up on the
Korean (N Korean, perhaps) coast.

---
Footnote on books in general.  There exist (for those who haven't found them)
a set of books called "Books in Print".  These list "all" (ok, most...) of the
books in print.  They include ISBN's, Publishers, etc.  The _neat_ thing (IMHO)
is that they books are cross referenced:  There are three sets of volumes,
arranged by Title, Author, and (perhaps most useful) Subject.  The range and
"fineness" of the subject classifications is very good.  Libraries commonly
have BiP, and bookstores may have them.

thanks
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