Describes and graphs the medical effects of the atomic bombing at Nagasaki. Topics include acute effects and late effects.Available in English and Japanese.

Provides information on the science, the scientists, and the nations involved in the development of the atomic bomb.

Includes interviews, film footage of explosions, map of target sites in the U.S., weapons stockpile list for 1945 to 1997, timeline, primary sources, transcripts, teacher's guide and a people and events section.

Provides a manuscript, flight map, and photos on the third bombing attack of Japan six days after Nagasaki. This attack was kept secret until 1985.

Offers documents on the US decision to drop the A-Bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. Includes an excerpt of Truman's radio speech on Aug. 6,1945.

A written account on the bombing of Hiroshima as seen through the eyes of P. Siemes, a German Jesuit Priest living near Hiroshima in 1945.

A detailed account of Hiroshima and Nagasaki before and after the bombing compiled by the Manhattan Project Investigating Group.

An overview and examination of the months following the bombing of Japan and the emotional conflict of American scientists, politicians, and the general public. Includes a bibliography.

The official Web site of Brig Gen Paul W. Tibbets (USAF Ret.), pilot of the Enola Gay. Provides detailed information on the A-bomb, the pilot, and the plane.

A graphic autobiographical novel by artist Keiji Nakazawa that's based on his childhood experience of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.