Collected, disclosed and displayed atomic bomb objects by Shogo Nagaoka : situation before and after opening of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

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  • 長岡省吾による被爆資料の収集・公開・展示 : 広島平和記念資料館開館前後の状況について
  • ナガオカ ショウゴ ニヨル ヒバク シリョウ ノ シュウシュウ コウカイ テンジ : ヒロシマ ヘイワ キネン シリョウカン カイカン ゼンゴ ノ ジョウキョウ ニツイテ
  • 長岡省吾による被爆資料の収集公開展示 : 広島平和記念資料館開館前後の状況について

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This paper describes in detail what a geologist, Shogo Nagaoka collected at A-bombed Hiroshima and how he displayed them from 1945 to 1958. At first he started to collect stones and rocks to specify the explosion point of atomic bomb in the air. Then he began to collect clothes and dairy necessaries to identify the victims of atomic bomb. He finally collect the photos and objects concerning to the patients of keloid and leukemia. Regarding to his display, he started to disclose his collection to the experts but changed to show it spectacularly to the masses because of the influence of the way of showing at Atom for Peace Exposition.

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  • 人文學

    人文學 (200), 1-67, 2017-11-30

    The Literary Association, Doshisha University

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