Top PageMagazinesNewsweek - Pacific ed. 1995. 7.24
| ID Code | Z1053.3N0030004 |
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| Title | Newsweek - Pacific ed. 1995. 7.24 |
| Volume | July 24, 1995 |
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| Publisher | Newsweek Inc. |
| Place of Publication | New York |
| Publication Date | 1995/07/24 |
| Language | 英語 eng |
| Pages | 62 |
| Size (cm) | 27 |
| ISSN | 0163-7061 |
| TOC | World Affairs Bosnia: So Much for the Vaunted 'Safe' Areas 12 Russia: A Troubled Heartbeat 15 Israel: Does God or the Government Call the Shots? 16 Burma: 'We Are All Behind Her' 17 South Korea: Miraculous Rescues 17 'Dispatches' 18 China: Hail the Iron Rice Bowl 18 U.S. Military: 'Gangstas' in the Ranks 19 Special Report Special Report: Hiroshima, August 6, 1945 'My God, What Have We Done?' 20 Councils of War by Evan Thomas 26 The Invasion That Wasn't 28 Eyewitness by Osborn Elliot 37 Age of Angst: New Books Confront Some Painful Issues 38 A Silent Bomb by Tom Masland 39 Future Shock by John Barry 40 Which Countries Have the Bomb 42 Who's Sorry Now? by Bill Powell 44 No Apologies by Kenneth Auchincloss 46 Business Chile: No Tequila Hangover by Michael Hirsh 48 Stocks: Lusting After Wall Street by Allan Sloan 50 Politics: Steve Forbes on the Stump by Howard Fineman 51 Society & The Arts Environment: The Green Machine by Christopher Dickey 52 History: Was Queen Victoria a Bastard? 54 Movies: 'I Did a Bad Thing' 'Nine Months': Charm Overload 59 Medicine: Going Mainstream 60 Departments Periscope 5 Cyberscope 6 Perspectives 11 Interview: Philip Carmichael 62 Cover: Photograph by SIPA. |
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