[KS] “Japanese nuclear research”

[Bill Streifer]

Thank you listing Grunden's articles, but you neglected to list his 2005 book. I am well-aware of Grunden's contributions. But I am also well-aware of the errors he has made and continues to repeat.

Regarding that Korean scholar, Grunden recently (and publicly) reprimanded him for not supplying the information he (Grunden) had requested and for failing to respond to Grunden's other questions. He also publicly chided me for not publishing documents which I have discovered, knowing full-well that I am currently co-authoring a book on the subject.

It is for that reason I would like the name of that Korean scholar so that I can read and interpret the references to “Japanese nuclear research” in Korea during WWII he discovered in alumni records from Seoul National University instead of having them interpreted for me.


Bill Streifer


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> From: Balazs Szalontai <aoverl at yahoo.co.uk>
>To: Bill Streifer <photografr7 at yahoo.com>; Korean Studies Discussion List <koreanstudies at koreanstudies.com> 
>Sent: Sunday, October 6, 2013 7:23 PM
>Subject: Re: [KS] “Japanese nuclear research”
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>There is a good overview of wartime Japanese nuclear research, which cites a publication about the alleged specific role of Korea in this Japanese program:
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>Wartime Nuclear Weapons Research in Germany and Japan. Author(s): Walter E. Grunden, Mark Walker, Masakatsu Yamazaki. Osiris, 2nd Series, Vol. 20 (2005), pp. 107-130. 
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>Walter E. Grunden, "Hungnam and the Japanese Atomic Bomb: Recent Historiography of a Postwar Myth," Intelligence and National Security 13 (summer 1998): 32-60 
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>All the best,
>Balazs Szalontai
>Kwangwoon University, Seoul
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