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W.A. Harriman Papers, Library of Congress, box 211, Robert Pickens Meiklejohn World War II Diary At London and Moscow March 10, 1941-February 14, 1946, Volume II (Privately printed, 1980 [Printed from hand-written originals]) (Reproduced with permission)
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Yale University, Medical Historical Library, Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library, Averell A. Liebow Papers, box 3, folder 36
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Yale University, Medical Historical Library, Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library, Averell A. Liebow Papers, box 3, folder 36
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Yale University, Medical Historical Library, Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library, Averell A. Liebow Papers, box 3, folder 36
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National Archives and Records Administration, RG 80, General Records of the Department of the Navy, SecNav/CNO Top Secret Correspondence File 1945, A8, Box 21, Folder A8. Top Secret. Also reproduced in CIA Cold War Records: The CIA under Harry Truman, pp. 8–10.
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RG 77, Reports Pertaining to the Effects of the Atomic Bomb,1945-1946
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RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B
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RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B
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RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B
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RG 77, General Administrative Files: Reports Pertaining to the Effects of the Atomic Bomb, 1945–1946, box 90
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RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B
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RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B
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RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B
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RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B
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National Archives, Donated Records of General Leslie R. Groves, Visitations and Telephone Call Diaries, box 3
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National Archives, Donated Records of General Leslie R. Groves, Visitations and Telephone Call Diaries, box 3
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Department of Energy Open-Net, Nuclear Testing Archive