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China implemented 46 nuclear tests from 1964 to 1996 at the test site constructed in Lop Nur, Uyghur District. The author has applied the sciences of nuclear radiation protection to the assessment of the nuclear disasters in Uyghur, which is affected by the most opaque Chinese nuclear tests in the world. The health effects on people and nuclear hazards in Uyghur are continuing also now in the 21st century. This book which was originally published in Japanese has been translated into English and the Uyghur language. Rebia Kadeer president of the World Uyghur Congress has written an introduction criticizing the Chinese government for the dreadful nuclear catastrophe in East Turkestan.
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Ms. Rebiya Kadeer's Introduction to Dr. Takada's Book
Outline and Conclusions of the Survey on Radiation Effects from Lop Nur Nuclear Tests
01 Introduction
02 Method of Survey
03 Radiation Effects due to Nuclear Tests
04 Lop Nur Test Site
05 Surface Bursts causing Hazards in Wide Areas
06 Observation and effects in adjacent Kazakhstan and the former Soviet Union
07 Dose estimation due to the descent of nuclear sands in downwind areas by RAP
08 Dose calculation results for Makanchi
09 Hazardous dose in Uyghur
10 Problems of the hazardous effects of nuclear radiation in widespread areas, including Tibet
11 Problems of the management of the Lop Nur test site and the risks to soldiers and the public
12 At the instant of and just after a nuclear detonation: the flash from a fireball and blast wave
13 Acute deaths in Uyghur numbering 190,000 or more
14 Simulation for lethal Level A zone
15 Occurrence of acute radiation injuries in Level B zone
16 Effects on fetuses in Level C zone
17 Sterility in Level B and C zones
18 Genetic effect on the second generation
19 Later health injuries from nuclear disasters
20 Nuclear hazards remaining on the Silk Road
21 Decreasing and residual nuclear hazards
22 The influence of the Chinese nuclear tests to Japan
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