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| Table of Contents |
| Foreword by Dr. Edward Teller |
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| About the Author by Dr. Eugene P. Wigner |
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| Acknowledgements |
12
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| Introduction |
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| Chapter 1 The Dangers from Nuclear Weapons: Myths and Facts |
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| Chapter 2 Psychological Preparations |
31
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| Chapter 3 Warnings and Communications |
33
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| Chapter 4 Evacuation |
40
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| Chapter 5 Shelter, the Greatest Need |
49
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| Chapter 6 Ventilation and Cooling of Shelters |
65
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| Chapter 7 Protection Against Fires and Carbon Monoxide |
81
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| Chapter 8 Water |
85
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| Chapter 9 Food |
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| Chapter 10 Fallout Radiation Meters |
119
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| Chapter 11 Light |
127
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| Chapter 12 Shelter Sanitation and Preventive Medicine |
130
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| Chapter 13 Surviving Without Doctors |
136
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| Chapter 14 Expedient Shelter Furnishings |
149
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| Chapter 15 Improvised Clothing and Protective Items |
156
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| Chapter 16 Minimum Pre-Crisis Preparations |
164
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| Chapter 17 Permanent Family Fallout Shelters for Dual Use |
167
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| Chapter 18 Trans-Pacific Fallout |
188
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| Appendices |
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| A Instructions for Six Expedient Fallout Shelters |
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| A.1 Door-Covered Trench Shelter |
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| A.2 Pole-Covered Trench Shelter |
203
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| A.3 Small-Pole Shelter |
208
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| A.4 Aboveground, Door-Covered Shelter |
215
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| A.5 Aboveground, Ridgepole Shelter |
221
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| A.6 Above ground, Crib-Walled Shelter |
228
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| B How to Make and Use a HomemadeShelter-Ventilating Pump, the KAP |
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| C A HOMEMADE FALLOUT METER, THE K.F.M. - HOW TO MAKE AND USE IT |
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| D Expedient Blast Shelters |
284
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| E How to Make and Use a Homemade Plywood Double Action Piston Pump and Filter |
300
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| F Means for Providing Improved Natural Ventilation and Daylight to a Shelter with an Emergency Exit |
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| Selected References |
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| Selected Index |
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