'Japan saves the world' by S. Leeper

'Japan saves the world' by S. Leeper

HIROSHIMA, Japan - The book entitled "Nippon ga sekai wo sukuu - Kaku wo nakusu best scenario" (Japan saves the world - a best-case scenario for abolishing nuclear weapons) by American Steven Leeper, former chair of the Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation, is shown in this undated photo.

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