Hiroshima in History and Memory
A scholarly collection exploring how Hiroshima has been remembered, interpreted, and debated in history and collective memory.
About This Book
This volume examines the historical significance of Hiroshima and the ways it has been remembered over time.
Contributors analyze the political, cultural, and moral dimensions of the event and its aftermath.
The book situates Hiroshima within broader discussions of war, memory, and historical interpretation.
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