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Washington Post, Sept. 1, 2005: Nobel Peace Prize Winner Rotblat Dies

BBC, Sept. 1, 2005: Obituary: Prof Sir Joseph Rotblat

Guardian, Sept. 1, 2005: Nuclear Scientist Rotblat Dies

Washington Post, Sept. 2, 2005: Physicist, Nuclear Arms Critic Joseph Rotblat Dies

Times Online, Sept. 2, 2005: Physicist, Nuclear Arms Critic Joseph Rotblat Dies

News.Telegraph, Sept. 2, 2005: Professor Sir Joseph Rotblat

Le Monde, Sept. 2, 2005: Joseph Rotblat, farouche adversaire des armes nucléaires

The Independent, Sept. 2, 2005: Sir Joseph Rotblat: Driving force of the disarmament group Pugwash and Nobel Peace Prize-winner

The Guardian, Sept. 2, 2005: Sir Joseph Rotblat: Nuclear physicist and Nobel peace prizewinner who quit the Manhattan Project and whose Pugwash initiative helped thaw the cold war

LA Times, Sept. 2, 2005: Joseph Rotblat, 96; Nobel Winner Who Supported Nuclear Disarmament

New York Times, Sept. 2, 2005: Joseph Rotblat, 96, Dies; Resisted Nuclear Weapons

Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Sept. 2, 2005: PM - Nobel Prize winner Joseph Rotblat dies at 96

Physics Web, Sept. 2, 2005: Joseph Rotblat Dies

History News Network, Sept. 1, 2005: The Political Rehabilitation of Joseph Rotblat

Canada Straight Goods, Sept. 5, 2005: Tribute to Joseph Rotblat - Physicist and pacifist was "one of the best persons of the past century."

Channel 4, Sept. 5, 2005: Science, Social Responsibility and the Atom Bomb

Peacejam.org: Nobel Peace Laureate Sir Joseph Rotblat Passed Away August 31, 2005

The Caymanian, Sept. 21, 2005: The scientist who said 'no'. A funny thing happened to Joseph Rotblat on his way to the bomb. He heard his conscience. (661K PDF file)