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The Victims of Nuclear Weapons Around the World

The Victims of Nuclear Weapons Around the World. Tagawa Municipal Hospital , Dept. Neurology H. Iwanaga , MD. Introduction. Upper right : Urakami church , after bombing Upper left : Rebuilt Urakami church Right : Destroyed Statues of Saints. Victims of Nuclear Testing.

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The Victims of Nuclear Weapons Around the World

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  1. The Victims of Nuclear Weapons Around the World Tagawa Municipal Hospital , Dept. Neurology H. Iwanaga , MD

  2. Introduction Upper right : Urakami church , after bombing Upper left : Rebuilt Urakami church Right : Destroyed Statues of Saints

  3. Victims of Nuclear Testing

  4. Map of Nuclear Tests

  5. USA

  6. Guide for Nevada

  7. USSR/Russia

  8. Test of Kazakhstan Right: Gamma Ray exposure outside Semipalatinsk test site. About 4 nuclear tests Below: The test sites in Kazakhstan

  9. China

  10. Effect of Chinese Nuclear testing in Uyghr Makanchy Urumqi (The capital) Ground zero

  11. UK

  12. France

  13. Others

  14. Nuclear Proliferation

  15. Nuclear Powers 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 USA 1945 USSR 1949 UK 1952 France 1960 China 1964 India 1974 Israel 1979? South Africa(abandoned) Pakistan1998 North Korea 2006

  16. Why Nuclear Weapons are Desired 1. Strategic bombing 2. Nuclear deterrence 3. Political purpose 4. Tactical use

  17. Some Countermeasures 1. Strategic Bombing : Extending Democracy 2. Nuclear Deterrence : Gradually decreasing 3. Political Purpose : Gives no benefits 4. Tactical Use : Rapid reduction

  18. Conclusion Don’t forget the damage to minority peoples. We need a practical plan for reducing nuclear weapons and to stop nuclear proliferation.

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