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1)Landau, Elaine. "A New Nuclear Reality." //The New Nuclear Reality//. Brookefeild: Twenty-First Century Books, 2000. 9-15. Print.
 * The author of this book is a well-known author of children and teen books who's specialty is writing about history and important events of American history. In this particular section the author discusses the effect of nuclear weapons on the human body, as well as, the escalating use of nuclear weapons. Another issue that was brought up in this section was that terrorist groups are now beginning to show threats of getting nuclear weapons. To support her thesis the author cited scholarly articles of the effect of nuclear radiation on the body and records of the usage of nuclear weapons.The work in this section is logical, clear, and well researched. The topic was adequately addressed in this section and the author only stated facts, not taking bias of any sort. This source was helpful to my research by enforcing my argument that nuclear warfare has the potential to destroy human society.

2)Lambers, William. //Nuclear Weapons//. 4th ed. N.p.: n.p., n.d. //Google Books//. Web. 16 May 2011. . media type="custom" key="9436108" align="center"
 * This book discusses the use of nuclear weapons in World War II. The author gives data about research that was going an at the eime and the different countries that were looking into and trying to develop nuclear weapons. This peice is an informational report on the development and use of these weapons in the years leadng up to and during WWII. This book is intended for students or anyone looking for information on World War II. The author of this book cites governmeent papers, letters written by people of authority, and also statistical data for the time period. This peice appears to be well-researched and logical. The topic of WMDs was very well addressed in this book. The extensive research on nuclear weapons during the time made a book from World War II a great source to use. This peice contained plenty of information regarding these weapons and their affect on human society and cities. The author shows no bias and this book appears to be written mainly for research purposes. This source was helpful in my research because it provided good information and data to back the information. From this source i was able to learn how nuclear weapons came into light and the extensive research and testing the government did as well as testing and research that other countries were doing at the time.