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Memory Through Manga: Japanese Comic Book Representations Of Mass Death In Hiroshima And World War Ii, Julianna Christine Leach
Memory Through Manga: Japanese Comic Book Representations Of Mass Death In Hiroshima And World War Ii, Julianna Christine Leach
History Theses
Discusses the themes of trauma and the anti-nuclear, pro-humanity, political messages of four manga—Barefoot Gen, I Saw It, Onward Towards Our Noble Deaths, and Town of Evening Calm, Country of Cherry Blossoms—depicting mass death during World War II from the point of view of Hiroshima victims and low-ranking Japanese soldiers sent on two suicide missions.
A Horrific Choice Or Willing Complicity: Medical Ethics In Nazi Germany, Hope Schulman
A Horrific Choice Or Willing Complicity: Medical Ethics In Nazi Germany, Hope Schulman
History Theses
This paper seeks to answer the question of whether or not doctors in Nazi Germany were forced to commit medical atrocities, or if they were working on their own volition.