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•• Part I - Surviving the day after - Concerning the effects of nuclear explosions as related to a situation arising from a nuclear conflict or catastrophe, it takes into consideration the necessary measures to be taken insofar as sheltering and survival are to be considered as a priority.
• IN A NUTSHELL
•• Part II - Concerned with chemical and biological weapons and situations arising from biological and/or chemical contamination and possible protective measures to be undertaken.
• Makeshift survival techniques.
•• ADDITIONAL PLATES - Related diagrams and photographs.
• CONVERSION TABLE - Systeme Intenationale d’Unités (SI) - (Page and Vigoreux, 1974); conversions to customary US and British units are from Weast (1974 : f :282-304).
• GLOSSARY • A-B • C-D-E • F-G-H-I-J-K • L-M-N-O-P-Q-R • S-T-U-V-W-X-Y-Z •
••APPENDIX
• BIBLIOGRAPHY

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