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If you liked Atomic energy: cooperation for civil uses by Japan. Kaijō Gijutsu Anzenkyoku, start with Productivity program in Japan (1955), Mutual defense assistance, amount of cash contribution by the Government of Japan (1956), and A guide to the imperial Japanese Diet (1905). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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BookOrb recommends Productivity program in Japan (1955), Mutual defense assistance, amount of cash contribution by the Government of Japan (1956), A guide to the imperial Japanese Diet (1905), High seas fisheries of the North Pacific Ocean (1954), and Kaigi to chishiki (1987).

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Atomic energy: cooperation for civil uses is by Japan. Kaijō Gijutsu Anzenkyoku.