Keen as mustard : Britain's horrific chemical warfare experiments in Australia /
"This extraordinary expose uncovers the extent of Britain's inhuman treatment of Australian soldiers as mustard gas guinea-pigs during World War II. These top secret trials were conducted in North Queensland, with often shocking consequences for the hapless volunteers."--BOOK JACKET....
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| Định dạng: | Sách |
| Ngôn ngữ: | English |
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St Lucia, Qld. :
University of Queensland Press,
1998.
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Mục lục:
- 1. Human experimentation and chemical weapons
- 2. Mango Avenue, mustard gas and the Major
- 3. Useless defences
- 4. The Brook Island trials
- 5. "Volunteers"
- 6. Moira and the girls
- 7. Post-1943 understanding of chemical agents and the volunteers' quest for justice
- App. 1. WHO description of the toxicological symptoms of mustard gas poisoning
- App. 2. Reference index of volunteers and reports of chemical warfare experiments
- App. 3. Volunteers for chemical warfare experiments in 1942-43
- App. 4. Maurice Maunder's commendation card
- App. 5. Causualty assessment of volunteers
- App. 6. The assault course
- App. 7. Gorrill's Brook Island instructions
- App. 8. Main chemical warfare agents
- App. 9. Volunteer's poem: "The Guinea Pigs"
- App. 10. Summary of health problems reported by US veterans.