トップページ図書Hiroshima : steps toward peace = Heiwa no ayumi
| 識別コード | T1916.6H005 |
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| 書名 | Hiroshima : steps toward peace = Heiwa no ayumi |
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| 著者 | Seiji Imahori, Tsuruji Kotani, Naomi Shono, tr. by Barbara Reynolds, Hiromasa Hanabusa ; 今堀誠二、小谷鶴次、庄野直美 |
| 出版者 | Hiroshima Peace Culture Center ; 広島平和文化センター |
| 出版地 | Hiroshima ; 広島 |
| 出版国 | 日本（JP） |
| 出版年 | 1969/01/01 |
| 言語区分 | 英語 eng |
| 頁数 | 164 |
| 大きさ (cm) | 20 |
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| 目次 | Foreword Acknowledgements 1. Relief Activities for Survivors of the Atomic Bomb 11 - Emergency Measures After Bombing - Relief Expeditions from Various Neighboring Areas - Many Bodied Still Not Disposed of 10 Days After Bombing - Rescue Workers Also Fall Prey to Radioactivity - Prompt Action by Scientists - Donations From At Home and Abroad - Treatment for Keloid Scars - Establishment of the Hiroshima Council for Countermeasure Against A-Bomb Diseases (Gentaikyo) - Content of Gentaikyo's Activity - Investigation of Hibakusya Undertaken by City Authorities - Initiation of a Movement by Doctors to Treat A-Bomb Survivors - Nationwide Relief Movement - Development of Welfare Aid - Relief Measures by Hibakusya - A-Bomb Association - Development of Widespread Movements - Hiroshima Prefectural Council of A-Bomb Victims Organization - Japan Council of A-Bomb Victims Organization - Japan Hidankyo Achieving Its Objective - Medical Treatment Law Amended Thirteen Times - Enactment of Hibakusya Special Welfare Law 2. Relief Activities for A-Bomb Orphans and Old People 28 - Orphans and Old People Rejected by Society - A Boy Who Remembers Only Tears - Endurance in the Face of Sorrow and Difficulties - Hiroshima Association for the Protection of Children - They Got New Mothers - Yoshiko Ishii and the Dark Ducks - A Boy Whose Family of Four Were All Annihilated - A Boy Who Became a Vagrant - Sufferings of a 10 Year-Old Girl - When She Returned After Evacuation - Solidarity - Formation of the Ayumi Group - Mr. and Mrs. Nakano Take the Place of Parents - Appeals Based on A-Bomb Experiences - Meeting with Many Difficulties - Seeking to Promote Peace by Their Daily Lives - Support of Hiroshima Citizens 3. History of The Peace Memorial Ceremony 42 - First Peace Memorial Ceremony Held in 1947 - Declaration of Peace at Jisenjinohana - MacArthur's Message - A Great Sensation in the World - The Second Peace Memorial Ceremony Disturbed by Airplanes - Prohibition of Ceremony by Order of the Army Occupation - Dedication of the Registry of the Dead - Activity Increases as a Result of the Bikini Incident - The Peace Memorial Ceremony Gets Nationwide Coverage form 1955 4 .History of the Peace Memorial Buildings and Monuments 49 - Citizens of Hiroshima and Seven Rivers - Tange's Plan Expresses the Desire For Everlasting Peace - The Dream of a Peace University and a Peace Library - Passage of Law for Establishing a Peace City - The Mass Burial Mound for Unidentified Remains - A Memorial Cenotaph Modeled after Clay House Image - The Peace Memorial Museum, the Focal Point of Hiroshima - The Peace Memorial Hall and Auditorium Have Become Inadequate - The Hundred Meter Road of Newly Born Hiroshima - A-Bomb Dome Is Preserved by National Movement 5. Activities By Foreigners 58 - Hiroshima by John Hersey - Campaign to Collect 100,000 Signatures for World Peace - A-Bomb Orphans Moral Adoption Movement - Activities of the Hiroshima Peace Center - A-Bomb Maidens Receive Treatment in the U.S. - 19 Schmoe Houses Are Built - Peace Bells from Germany - Hiroshima House Established by an American, Ira Morris - Yacht Phoenix and Hiroshima - Support to the People of Viet Nam - Barbara Reynolds and the Hiroshima Peace Pilgrimage - Demand for a White Paper Presented to U.N. Secretary General U Thant - World Friendship Center 6. Worldwide Activities 67 - Ban of War Itself - Civic Movement For United Nations Membership - Establishment of Prefectural Headquarters of UN Association - Educational Activities After Joining the UN - Cooperation with Auschwitz - Peace March of 70,000 Kilometers - The Development of the Movement for World Federation - Formation of World Federalists Association in 1949 - Hiroshima Appeal Is Issued By the Wish of Citizens - Tremendous Foreign Reaction - Peace City Declaration by 100,000 Signatures - Resolution Supports the Spirit of the Constitution - Prefectural Declaration of World Federation - Servas (Peacebuilders) - Representatives of Citizens Visit Europe 7. Cultural and Informational Activities 78 - Special Edition on the Atomic Bomb in Chugoku Culture - Sadako Kurihara's Let It Be Born - Destroyed Chugaku Shimbun Resumes Publication - Confession by Shinoe Shoda - The Works of Tamiki Hara and Yoko Ota - Pikadon Seized - Anti-War Efforts by Sankichi Toge - Young Painters and the Exhibition of Art for Peace - Anthology of A-Bomb Poems Published in Galley Proof - Production of the Film Children of the A-Bomb - Japan PEN Club Declares Peace - Accounts of A-Bomb Experiences Appear Successively - Activities of Young Writers - Hiroshima Sings Calls Forth an Echo in Foreign Countries - Reflection on the Origin of Peace - Further Excavation of Experiences 8. Research Into A－Bomb Disaster And The Problems of Peace 90 - Activity of Medical Profession Immediately Following Bombing - Policy of Medical treatment by Specialists - Confiscation of Data Under Press Code - Research Continues Even under Difficult Conditions - Activity of ABCC - Publication Becomes Active Following Peace Treaty - Voluntary Research by Scientists in Hiroshima - Municipal Organizations Also Support Research Publication of History of Hiroshima A-Bomb Medical Treatment 1964 - White Paper of Natural Sciences Concerning the A-Bomb - Opening of Research Institute for Nuclear Medicine and Biology at Hiroshima University - Social Science Research - Various Studies Concerning International Peace - Peace Problems Seminar in Hiroshima University - Activity of Students' Groups - Organization of University Men's Society at Hiroshima University in 1953 - Investigation of Hibakusya's Psychology and Lives - Start of Peace Discussion Society (Danwa Kai) 9. Early Activities of Civic Associations 100 - The First Conference for the Preservation of Peace, 1949 - Reaction to the Stockholm Appeal - Peace Activities of Cultural Organizations - The Movement Continues Even during the Korean War - Organization of a Hibakusya Committee - Activities of Religious Organizations - Expectations from the Accumulation of Effort 10. Special Activities For Peace By Citizens 106 - Publication of Records of A-Bomb Experiences - The Friendship Association of A-Bomb Children Plays an Active Role - Statue of the A-Bomb Children - This Is Our City - Orizuru Kai Still Carries on Its Own Program - Hiroshima Mothers' Association Against A- and H-Bombs - Rivers of Hiroshima a Publication of the Association - Effects of the Split in the Peace Movement Activities of the Peace Discussion Society - Response to the Movement for an A-Bomb White Paper - Strong Demand of the Committee of Seven to Appeal for World Peace - The Japan Science Council Makes its Stand - Citizens Group to Promote White Paper Movement - Mushroom Club (Kinoko Kai) Prompts Welfare of Hibakusya Exposed in Utero - Aid to War Wounded Orphans in Vietnam - Various Movement by Citizens 11. History Of Three Anti A- And H-Bomb Groups 118 Bikini Disaster - Outcry for Abolition of Nuclear Weapons Sweep the Country - Activities of Women in Hiroshima - Resolution to Claim Government Guarantees - Woman in Suginami Ward, Tokyo - Appeal Supported by Public - Petition and Book of Signatures Weighs 125 Kilograms - Hiroshima Council Against A- And H-Bombs - Idea of a World Conference Against A- and H-Bombs - Difference Between Movements in Hiroshima and Tokyo - Hiroshima Movement Grows Out of Experiences - The First World Conference Against A- and H-Bombs - Participants Overflow Hall - Historic Hiroshima Appeal - Interruptions by Right Wing Organizations at the Conference - Toward a Broader and More Practical Movement - Increased Aid for Hibakusya - Introduction of the Peace March - Secession Clamor on Security Issue - The First Split - The Second Split Begins - Mission of the Citizens of Hibakusya Prefecture - A Petition for Livelihood Protection for Hibakusya Continues - The Ninth Conference Carried Out by the Prefectural Gensuikyo Choronological Table 136 |
| 備考 | 日本語版：ひろしま 平和の歩み 広島平和文化センター編 (T0916.6H004) |