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Forthcoming events

Nagasaki Day Lecture

Dr Christopher Gerteis, Lecturer in the History of Contemporary Japan at SOAS, will be talking about life in Hiroshima and Hagasaki before and after the atomic bombings of August 1945.

The lecture will examine artefacts on display at the exhibition 'After the Bomb Dropped: How Hiroshima and Nagasaki Suffered' at Friends House, London.

7 - 8.30 pm, Monday 9 August 2010

Room 7, Friends House, 173 Euston Road, London NW1 2BJ

Exhibition open 10 am - 5.30 pm daily, 2 - 12 August. Admission free.

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nuclear weapons > warhead transport

Nukewatch and Camcorder Guerillas will launch their film on nuclear warhead transport aat 12.30pm on Saturday 29th March at the Glasgow Film Theatre.The film sheds new light on the danger and secrecy surrounding the transport of nuclear warheads on public roads throughout Britain will be launched. Entry is free and DVD copies of the film will be on sale at the venue.
The* English premiere will be on Friday 4^th April, 6.00 pm** *

*at the Phoenix Picture House, 57 Walton Street, Jericho, Oxford **OX2 6AE
*free entry

*OTHER VENUE: RISC, LONDON STREET READING
7.30PM WEDNESDAY 23RD APRIL

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