Radiation Casualties in a Nuclear War

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A paper giving new estimated figures for the effects of a nuclear explosion over London and the absolute number of radiation fatalities it would cause.

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Greater London Area War Risk Study (GLAWARS)GLAWARS

Home OfficeGLAWARS/1

Greater London Council (GLC)GLAWARS/2

Research MaterialsGLAWARS/3

PresscuttingsGLAWARS/3/1

International Civil Defence BulletinGLAWARS/3/2

A Bibliography of Precautionary Planning for DisasterGLAWARS/3/3

Peacetime Emergency SchemeGLAWARS/3/4

Towards Quantifying the Source Term for Predicting Global Climatic Effects of Nuclear War: Applications of Urban Fire CodesGLAWARS/3/5

United Kingdom Warning & Monitoring Organisation (UKWMO)GLAWARS/3/6

Paper on the Nature of a Soviet AttackGLAWARS/3/7

Civil Defence Planning in the National Health ServiceGLAWARS/3/8

Effects of the Possible Use of Nuclear WeaponsGLAWARS/3/9

The Consequences of "Limited" Nuclear Attacks on the USGLAWARS/3/10

The Effects of Nuclear WarGLAWARS/3/11

Planning ArmageddonGLAWARS/3/12

A Nordic Nuclear Weapon-Free Zone as a (Partial) Depletion ZoneGLAWARS/3/13

Global Climatic Consequences of Nuclear WarGLAWARS/3/14

Long-Term Biological Consequences of Nuclear WarGLAWARS/3/15

US-USSR Strategic Offensive Nuclear Forces 1946-1986GLAWARS/3/16

The Scientific Basis for the Development of Guidance and Operational Procedures for Living under Radioactive ConditionsGLAWARS/3/17

Correspondence Regarding Nuclear Free Zones (NFZ)GLAWARS/3/18

The London Borough War Emergency PlanGLAWARS/3/19

Sizewell 'B' Inquiry: Relocation of PopulationGLAWARS/3/20

Bulletin of the Atomic ScientistsGLAWARS/3/21

Nuclear Attack and the Man-Made EnvironmentGLAWARS/3/22

Radiation Monitoring in East SussexGLAWARS/3/23

Civil Protection Against Chemical and Biological WarfareGLAWARS/3/24

Press Release - US Releases Nuclear Weapon Accident PlanGLAWARS/3/25

The Emergency Planning Role of Local Authority Environmental Health DepartmentsGLAWARS/3/26

Smart Weapons: Trends and CapabilitiesGLAWARS/3/27

Reform Across the Sea: A Comparison of Defence Policy Making in the UK and the USAGLAWARS/3/28

British Civil Defence and Nuclear War: A Critical Assessment with Reference to Economic ConsequencesGLAWARS/3/29

The Ecological Consequences of Nuclear WarGLAWARS/3/30

Civil Defence and Emergency Planning: A Survey of the year 1982/83GLAWARS/3/31

Residential Shielding Factors in Nuclear AtackGLAWARS/3/32

The Potential Effects of a Major Nuclear Exchange on the Weather and Climate of the London AreaGLAWARS/3/33

The Post Strike Scene: UK, Address to the NATO Civil Defence Training SeminarGLAWARS/3/34

The Land and Defence: Environmental Consequences of Nuclear WarGLAWARS/3/35

Casualties Due to the Blast, Heat and Radioactive Fallout from various Hypothetical Nuclear Attacks on the USGLAWARS/3/36

Radiation Casualties in a Nuclear WarGLAWARS/3/37

Biological Effects of Nuclear War - Acute Effects of Radiation; The LD-50 ValueGLAWARS/3/38

The Management of Mass CasualtiesGLAWARS/3/39

Abstracts of Civil Defence Planning AssumptionsGLAWARS/3/40

What to do if Nuclear War HappensGLAWARS/3/41

Survey about Londoners and Nuclear AttackGLAWARS/3/42

Map of Hawthorn Government Bunker ComplexGLAWARS/3/43

Background, Terms of Reference and Research Task OutlinesGLAWARS/4

Newsletters, Progress Reports, Home Office and Consultants' MeetingsGLAWARS/5

CommissionersGLAWARS/6

PresscuttingsGLAWARS/7

'London Under Attack'GLAWARS/8