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Item Closed On: Thursday, November 20, 2008 at 8:30:00 PM CST

Lot Number: 5878351

Category: Y99 - Books & Manuals

"HOW TO BUILD A NUCLEAR BOMB" & "TOP SECRET ISLAMIC WEAPONS"

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#1, Frank Barnaby. Pb, 180 pages. 2003. Rather sensational title. It does discuss the basic principles of how atomic bombs, radiological weapons, chemical and biological weapons work. More into the politics of nations states and potential terrorist groups. Recommendations on securing stockpiles of plutonium and other hazards. First person accounts from Hiroshima, Iraq and other places where such weapons were used. #2, Igor Witkowski. Pb, 159 pages. 1999. Polish language book on international terrorism and arms race. Several pictures of Saddam Hussein and grisly shots of victims of Iraqi chemical attack. Chapters on Osama bin Laden, NATO and Eastern Bloc tanks and helicopters. From what I can gather the author is considered a bit of a crackpot in his homeland where he has published several widely discredited books on UFO`s and alleged secret Nazi weapons.  Condition: 10

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