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Invisible violence. Proceedings of the National Citizen's Hearings for Radiation Victims 1980 (1980)
| Author | National Committee for Radiation Victims |
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| Date | 1980 |
| Classification | 6.01.4.00/20 (RADIATION - GENERAL) |
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INVISIBLE VIOLENCE Proceedings of the National Citizens' Hearings for Radiation Victims April 10-14, 1980 National Committee for Radiation Victims Contents Introduction . Edited Excerpts from National Citizens' Hearings for Radiation Victims 2 Commission Panel Report 26 Resources 29 Introduction The Citizens' Hearings for Radiation Victims were unique. They were historic. For those radiation victims crowded into a washington D.C. hotel lobby. they represented an end an a beginning of immense importance. Those Hearings were an end to the isola- tion of those people - atomic veterans, nuclear workers, downwind residents and others- who have suffered from human made radiation and have then faced a brick wall of government and corporate indifference.