| Section | Name | Description |
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| [1] January 7 - The international political economy of radium | ||
| [2] January 9 - Nuclear migrations: Central European linkages | ||
| [3] January 14 - Paths to nuclear fission | ||
| [4] January 16 - The scale of the Manhattan Project, or, Why Hitler didn't get the Bomb | ||
| [5] January 21 - Moral economies of bombmaking | ||
| [6] January 23 - Hiroshima and Nagasaki | Právo Lidu, Svobodné Slovo, Lidová Demokracie, Mladá Fronta |
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| [7] January 28 - How did the atomic bomb become an unconventional weapon? | ||
| [8] January 30 - The Soviet bomb and the second atomic age | ||
| [9] January 31 - Beyond spycraft: Knowledge of the enemy | ||
| [11] February 25 - Nuclear spaces: Hanford | ||
| [13] March 3 - Jáchymov/Joachimsthal, the uranium industry, and transnational history | ||
| [14] March 5 - Nuclear politics | ||
| [15] March 10 - Life atomic | ||
| [16] March 12 - Atoms for peace | ||
| [17] March 17 - Atomic millenialism: Learning to love the Bomb | ||
| [19] March 19 - Cold War science diplomacy | ||
| [20] March 24 - The International Atomic Energy Agency | ||
| [21] March 26 - Mutually Assured Deconstruction | ||
| [22] March 31 - Making history | ||