Factories of Death: Japanese Biological Warfare, 1932-45, and the American Cover-up
"...Will surely be the classic work for many years to come."  --International Herald Tribune"Comprehensive ... pulling together information from a variety of sources, inluding newly available documents from U.S. and KGB archives ... fills in a number of gaps, putting in one place a wealth of information to enable readers to come away with their own informed opinions."  --The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists"Drawing on a wealth of documentary evidence, Harris deftly follows the American decision making that occurred in the early years of the cold war and the political uses of the biological warfare program for the Soviet and American governments. The book is a valuable contribution to a growing literature on medical science in the service of the state."  --Isis"This book brings sound scholarship and strong moral conviction, tempered by carefully nuanced argument, to bear on a subject of continuing international concern. It deserves a readership far beyond the circle of Second World War specialists."  --The International History Review