PERMISSIONS
1. Flash movie at /J0111422/index.htm from Sharon Dewitt Email to Megan Cunningham March 12, 2001
2. Image of map at /J0111422/map.htm from Waging Peace website www.wagingpeace.org Permission granted from Nuclear Age Peace Foundation wagingpeace@napf.org February 14,2001. Email message
3.Image of cranes at /J0111422/sadako_and_the_thousand_paper_cranes.htm from The Spirit of Hiroshima permission granted from Hironobu Ochiba Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum gakugei@pcf.city.hiroshima.jp March 10,2001 email message
4. Image of before and after posters at /J0111422/the_occupation.htm from Embracing Defeat permission granted from the National Archives February 16, 2001.Phone 1-800-234-8861.
5.Image of The Damage at /J0111422/destruction.htm, from The Spirit of Hiroshima, permission granted from Hironobu Ochiba, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum gakugei@pcf.city.hiroshima.jp March 10,2001. Email message
6. Image of A Soldier Walking at /J0111422/destruction.htm from Embracing Defeat permission granted from the National Archives February 16, 2001.Phone 1-800-234-8861.
7. Image of The first meeting of General McArthur and Emperor Hirohito at /J0111422/the_occupation.htm from Embracing Defeat permission granted from the National Archives February 16, 2001.Phone 1-800-234-8861.
8. Image of The Lunchbox at /J0111422/the_lunchbox.htm from The Spirit of Hiroshima, permission granted from Hironobu Ochiba, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum gakugei@pcf.city.hiroshima.jp March 10,2001. Email message
9. Image of the Peace Ceremony at /J0111422/peace_ceremonies.htm from Hiroshima A-Bomb Photo Museum Website http://www.nvccom.co.jp/abomb/indexe.html, Takeshi Murase, murase@nvccom.co.jp, March 13,2001. Email message
10.Image of Waiting for first aid at the west end of the Miyuki Bridge. at /J0111422/the_survivors.htm from Hiroshima A-Bomb Photo Museum Website http://www.nvccom.co.jp/abomb/indexe.html Takeshi Murase, murase@nvccom.co.jp, March 13,2001. Email message
11.Image of Aioi Bridge at /J0111422/a_bomb.htm from Hiroshima A-Bomb Photo Museum Website http://www.nvccom.co.jp/abomb/indexe.html Takeshi Murase, murase@nvccom.co.jp, March 13,2001. Email message
12. Image of Loss of Hair at /J0111422/war.htm from Hiroshima A-Bomb Photo Museum Website http://www.nvccom.co.jp/abomb/indexe.html Takeshi Murase, murase@nvccom.co.jp, March 13,2001. Email message
13. Image of A Soldier About to DIe at /J0111422/war.htm from Hiroshima A-Bomb Photo Museum Website http://www.nvccom.co.jp/abomb/indexe.html Takeshi Murase, murase@nvccom.co.jp, March 13,2001. Email message
14. Image of Kimono Pattern at /J0111422/war.htm from Hiroshima A-Bomb Photo Museum Website http://www.nvccom.co.jp/abomb/indexe.html Takeshi Murase, murase@nvccom.co.jp, March 13,2001. Email message
15. Remains of a car at /J0111422/war.htm from Hiroshima A-Bomb Photo Museum Website http://www.nvccom.co.jp/abomb/indexe.html Takeshi Murase, murase@nvccom.co.jp, March 13,2001. Email message
REFERENCES
Electronic Sources
Text or Multimedia from Web Pages
1.14 Jan. 2001 <http://www.web4study.com/collections/Biographies/UShist_Bio_Doug_MacArthur.htm>.
2 .Guide to Japan Postwar History 1945. 7 Jan. 2001 <http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2124.html>.
3. The Occupation of Japan. 11 Jan. 2001 <http://www.baylink.org/lessons/3fr_macmem8.html>.
4. Statement by General Macarthur on policy in Japan September 9, 1945 New York Times. 11 Jan. 2001 <http://www.ibiblio.org/pha/policy/1945/450909a.html>.
5. The City of Hiroshima. 4 Jan. 2001 <http://www.city.hiroshima.jp/C/index-E.html>.
6. Hiroshima Peace Memorial. 4 Jan. 2001 <http://www.ciy.hiroshima.jp/peace/1-2.html>.
7.12 Dec. 2000
<http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/21/wa/HWCDA/sections?flt=KE&sid=25123&tg=>.
8. World Peace Project for Children. 10 Jan. 2001 <www.sadako.org>.
9. Atomic Bomb Devastation. 28 Dec. 2000 <http://srd.yahoo.com/drst/20485337/*http://mothra.rerf.or.jp/ENG/A-bomb/History/Damages.html>.
10. Waging Peace 10 Jan. 2001 <wagingpeace.com>.9 Dec. 2000 <www.nuclearfiles.com>.
11. Atomic Bomb; Decision. 30 Dec. 2000 <http://track.whistlestop.org/tracks/f00026.html>.
12. Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Exhibit. 5 Feb. 2001 <http//www.wagingpeace.org>.
Electronic Sources
E-Mail Messages
1. Hayashi, Hisao. E-mail to Thinkquest group. 15 Feb. 2001.
2. Matsubara, Miyoko. E-mail to Thinkquest group. 9 Feb. 2001.
3. Halley, Tom. Personal Interview. 29 Dec. 2000.
Electronic sources
Publications on CD-ROM, WWW
1. "World War II." Encarta Encyclopedia. Encarta Encyclapedia 99. CD-ROM. 1999 ed. N.V.: Lernout & Hauspie speech products, 1994.
2. "Pearl Harbor." Encarta. 99 ed. Microsoft. Encarta Encyclopedia 99. CD-ROM. United States, 1999.
3. Stokesbury, James L. "World War II." World Book.
Printed Materials
Entire Book
1. Maruki, Toshi. Hiroshima No Pika. New York: Lothrop, Lee and Shepard Books, 1980.
2. Yep. Hiroshima. New york, NY: Scholastic, 1995.
3. Hersey. Hiroshima. New York, NY: Vintage, 1989.
4. The Lunch Box Hiroshima: Chart Institute, 1995. 28.of Feb.
5. Morimoto, Junko. My Hiroshima. New York, New York. Penguin Group 1987.
6. Coerr, Eleanor. Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes. New York, New York. Bantam Doubleday Dell Books for Young Readers. 1977
Printed Material
Part of Book
1.Conrad, Stein R. World War II In The Pacific "Remember Pearl Harbor". Hillside, N.J.: Enslow Publishires Inc., 1994.
2. Reiber, Beth, and Janie Spencer. Frommer's Japan. Foster City, CA: IDG Book’s Worldwide, Inc.,2000. 68-75.
3. Tames, Richard. Passport to Japan. New York, New York: Franklin Watts, 1988. 78-92.
4. Dover. Embracing Defeat, Japan in World War Two. New York,NY: WW Norton Campaign, 1999.
5. Wolf, Stephen. Fodor's Japan. New York, New York: Fodor's Travel Publications, Inc., 1998. 134-149
6. Banks, James A. United States and its Neighbors. New York City, 1984. 544-545.
Miscellaneous
1. Mr. Land. Personal Interview. 7 Feb. 2001
Enola Gay. B-29 Productions. The History Channel. 7 Feb. 2001.
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