8.1 Yoshito Matsushige, Hiroshima, August 6, 1945, first of five
photographs taken by Matsushige on the day the A-bomb
destroyed Hiroshima.
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8.2 Igor Kostin, Aerial photograph of the Chernobyl power
plant, April 26, 1986.
180
8.3 Igor Kostin, liquidators cleaning up on the roof of Reactor 3.
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8.4 Fritz Goro, Trinitite autoradiography.
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8.5 Fritz Goro, Trinitite, 1945.
186
8.6 Fritz Goro, Uranium ore veins (autoradiography), 1946.
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8.7 Fritz Goro, Rat (autoradiography), 1946.
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8.8 Fritz W. Goro, Surgeon fish (autoradiography), 1946.
189
8.9 Shimpei Takeda, Trace #16, Lake Hayama/Mano Dam
(Iitate, Fukushima) from the series Trace, gelatin silver print
20 × 24 in. (50.8 × 61 cm), 2012.
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9.1 Memorial “Stronger Than Death,” Semey, Kazakhstan.
197
9.2 Semipalatinsk city’s Lenin statues reassembled in park near
hotel Irtysh, after they were taken down in the city squares.
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photographs taken by Matsushige on the day the A-bomb
destroyed Hiroshima.
178
8.2 Igor Kostin, Aerial photograph of the Chernobyl power
plant, April 26, 1986.
180
8.3 Igor Kostin, liquidators cleaning up on the roof of Reactor 3.
181
8.4 Fritz Goro, Trinitite autoradiography.
184
8.5 Fritz Goro, Trinitite, 1945.
186
8.6 Fritz Goro, Uranium ore veins (autoradiography), 1946.
187
8.7 Fritz Goro, Rat (autoradiography), 1946.
188
8.8 Fritz W. Goro, Surgeon fish (autoradiography), 1946.
189
8.9 Shimpei Takeda, Trace #16, Lake Hayama/Mano Dam
(Iitate, Fukushima) from the series Trace, gelatin silver print
20 × 24 in. (50.8 × 61 cm), 2012.
190
9.1 Memorial “Stronger Than Death,” Semey, Kazakhstan.
197
9.2 Semipalatinsk city’s Lenin statues reassembled in park near
hotel Irtysh, after they were taken down in the city squares.
200
Figures
