bibliography - Canadian Military History

12,529. 28. Zuckerman, S. A field survey of air-raid casualties. November 1941. PRO HO
195/61.
12,530. 29. Zuckerman, S. Blast and splinters inside vehicles with 1 inch and 1.5 inch armour
attacked by No 68 grenades. November 1941. In Lord Zuckerman's Archives.
12,531. 30. Zuckerman, S. Observations on so-called blast cerebral-concussion. November
1941. In Lord Zuckerman's Archives.
12,532. 31. Zuckerman, S., and B. Delisle Burns. The wounding power of small bomb or shell
fragments. November 1941. In Lord Zuckerman's Archives.
12,533. 32. Zuckerman, S. Rupture of the ear drums by blast. November 1941. In Lord
Zuckerman's Archives.
12,534. 33. Fisher, R.B., P.L. Krohn, and S. Zuckerman. The relationship between body size and
the lethal effect of blast. November 1941. PRO HO 195/12.
12,535. 34. Black, AN., B. Delisle Burns, and S. Zuckerman. An experimental study of the
wounding mechanism of high-velocity missiles. 1941. In Lord Zuckerman's Archives.
12,536. 35. Zuckerman, S. Body armour for AA personnel: Letter to General Sir Frederick Pile.
January 1942. In Lord Zuckerman's Archives.
12,537. 36. Krohn, P.L., D. Whitteridge, and S. Zuckerman. Physiological effect of blast.
February 1942. In Lord Zuckerman's Archives.
12,538. 37. Zuckerman, S. Blast pressures and mechanical shock on a gunner inside a pill-box
due to near explosions on 66 2/3 lb charges of polar anmon gelignite. Tests at Netheravon on 12
December 1941. March 1942. In Lord Zuckerman's Archives.
12,539. 38. Black, A.N., D.G. Christopherson, and S. Zuckerman. Fractures of the head and feet.
August 1942. PRO HO 195/13,
12,540. 39. Ungar, G. Effect of ascorbic acid on the survival of traumatized animals. June 1942.
In Lord Zuckerman's Archives.
12,541. 40. Zuckerman, S. Conditions affecting personnel in pill-box test. August 1942. In Lord
Zuckerman's Archives.
12,542. 41. Ungar, G. Preliminary note on studies of (1) the severity of "shock" in guinea pigs in
relation to the degree of trauma and (2) the influence of ascorbic acid on the survival of
traumatized guinea-pigs. No Date. In Lord Zuckerman's Archives.