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Hiroshima - August 6th, 1945
Nagasaki - August 9th, 1945
Atlantic Monthly, also called The Atlantic, 1857-1932, 1932- present
Business Week, 1939-2009
Century (title changes - Century Magazine, Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine) 1882-1930
Christian Century, 1923 -
Current History 1919-
Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, 1850-1900
Harper’s Monthly Magazine, 1900-1913
Harper’s Magazine, 1913 -
Life, 1936 -
The Nation, 1905 -
The National Geographic magazine, 1889- present
Newsweek, 1947-
The New Yorker, 1936 -
Saturday Review of Literature, 1929-1951
Saturday Review, 1952-
Scribner’s, 1887-1939
Time, 1930 -
US News & World Report, 1948-
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