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Lawyers and the Nuclear Debate. Edited by Maxwell Cohen & Margaret E. Gouin [University of Ottawa Press, Ottawa, 1988, 419 pp.].
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 16 February 2016
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Research Student and Teaching Assistant, Dept. of International Relations, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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1 In an interview which appeared on the 39th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Japan, a Japanese university professor, who had been 30 years old and living in Tokyo at the time, remarked that he “couldn't have survived another month. If the military had [had] its way we would have fought until all 80 million Japanese were dead. Not me alone, but many Japanese, ironically speaking, were saved by the atomic bomb”. International Herald Tribune, 11 August 1983, p. 3. Emphasis added.
2 BVerfGe 66, 65.
3 Statute of the International Court of Justice, Art. 38(c).