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Don Bell and Paul Manning radio reports, number 647
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Collection StructureForeign Broadcast Intelligence Service miscellaneous records > American correspondent reports > Don Bell and Paul Manning radio reports, number 647
Item Title Don Bell and Paul Manning radio reports, number 647
Collection TitleForeign Broadcast Intelligence Service miscellaneous records
Date CreatedAugust 08, 1945
Description

Part 1: Bell reports on speculation of how the US will use the atomic bomb on Japan following the dropping on Hiroshima. He says that the only thing known for sure is that it will end the war more quickly than traditional bombs.

Part 2: Bell reports on U.S. soldiers' reaction to news of the atomic bomb.

Part 3: Paul Manning examines how the atomic bomb was the wish of Nazi Germany.

Theme(s)
Radio & Television
World War II
Language(s)
English
FormatSound Recording
Hoover ID58011_a_0010953
Record Number58011.74
Collection Guidehttps://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt0k40329q
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