Chemical and Biological Warfare
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Chemical and Biological Warfare: An Annotated Bibliography
By Eric CroddyWalker , David H. , Olga Yampolska , and Lev M. Grinberg , " Death at Sverdlovsk : What Have We Learned ? " American Journal of Pathology , Vol . 144 , No. 6 , June 1994 , p1135-1141 ; 80 references .
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Chemical and Biological Warfare
By Karen JudsonDescribes the types of chemical and biological weapons and warfare, their effects, and how they are used by terrorists.
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Chemical and Biological Warfare: A Comprehensive Survey for the Concerned Citizen
By Eric Croddy22 Stephen Endicott and Edward Hagerman, The United States and Biological Warfare: Secrets from the Early Cold War and Korea (Bloomington: Indiana University Press: 1998): pp. 40, 48. 23 Quoted in Stephen Endicott and Edward Hagerman, ...
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Chemical and Biological Warfare: A Reference Handbook
By Albert J. MauroniChristopher, George W., et al. August 6, 1997. “Biological Warfare: AHistorical Perspective.” Journal of the American ... Harris, Robert, and Jeremy Paxman. 1982. A Higher Form of Killing: The Secret Story of Chemical and Biological ...
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Chemical and Biological Warfare: The Cruelest Weapons
By Laurence PringleExamines the history and development of chemical and biological weapons and discusses their proliferation, association with terrorism, and efforts to control their use.
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Chemical and Biological Warfare: A Comprehensive Survey for the Concerned Citizen
By Eric Croddy, J. Hart, C. Perez-ArmendarizA survey of the key issues related to chemical and biological warfare discusses known chemical and biological agents and how they are weaponized, the roles they have played in history, and the actual risk of their being used today.
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Chemical and Biological Warfare: A Reference Handbook
By Albert J. MauroniWith extensive new material, this edition provides an authoritative and up-to-date introduction to this vitally important topic.
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Chemical and Biological Warfare
By Lisa IdzikowskiCritics argue that chemical and biological weapons are crueler than traditional warfare methods and that they harm innocent civilians. Some experts say that they are less of a threat when compared to nuclear weapons.
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Chemical and Biological Warfare
By Adam HibbertEach book in this series takes a reflective, in-depth look at current issues with engaging text that includes examples from the past and present.
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Chemical and Biological Warfare
By Lisa IdzikowskiThe Global Viewpoints series provides students and other readers with the information they need to explore global connections and think critically about the worldwide implications of global issues.
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Chemical and Biological Warfare: A Reference Handbook
By Albert J. MauroniThe first introductory work of its kind to survey the fundamentals, policies, and strategies of chemical and biological warfare from 1915 to the present.