• The Academy Award nominated film, Radio Bikini
• The Emmy Award nominated film, Bikini: Forbidden Paradise
• An autographed copy of the book by Jack Niedenthal, FOR THE GOOD OF MANKIND: A History of the People of Bikini and their Islands, Second Edition.

This is the only place on the internet where these items can be purchased together.

The tragic story of the people of Bikini told in their own words:

FOR THE GOOD OF MANKIND: A History of the People of Bikini and their Islands
by Jack Niedenthal
220 pages w/photos, paperback, ISBN 982-9050-02-5] With a Foreword by Dr. Leonard Mason.

*Details about the tragic history of the people and their islands
*Interviews with elder Bikinians and their leaders about their struggles from ancient to modern times and personal stories about the author's relationship with the islanders
*Details about the Bikinians' local government and trust funds
*Information on the radiological concerns and cleanup on Bikini Atoll
*Demographics about the people and the geography of their islands
*Brief histories about the ships now at rest in Bikini's lagoon and also info as to the whereabouts of the other ships that were used for nuclear testing on Bikini
*Tourism details and dive profiles
*Sources for researchers of Bikini Atoll's history
*Fully indexed,

Critical acclaim for the second edition of FOR THE GOOD OF MANKIND:

"I thoroughly enjoyed the book, particularly reading the history of Bikini in the words of the people. The book assures that these traditional stories will be available for others to read, but perhaps most importantly, for younger generations of islanders."

--Allen P. Stayman, U.S. Compact of Free Association Negotiator 1999-2001.

"FOR THE GOOD OF MANKIND is a compelling account of the troubled history of the people of Bikini Atoll. Niedenthal's skillful use of oral history enables the Bikinians to tell much of their own story, and his personal reflections about that history and his own involvement with the community enrich the account. A welcome and useful contribution to Pacific Islands studies."

--Robert C. Kiste, Director, Center for Pacific Islands Studies, University of Hawai'i

"Although Niedenthal peppers the book with his own insights and commentary, it is the words of Bikini elders that tell their story of how 23 American nuclear tests disrupted their lives beginning in 1946."

--Pacific Islands Magazine, March 2002

"For the Good of Mankind is a remarkably unique book..."

--International Monitor Institute, May 2002

"Jack Niedenthal's work is a labor of love..."

--The Contemporary Pacific magazine, Fall 2003

"[For the Good of Mankind] is probably the most complete history of Bikini Island, and will continue to be a reference touchstone for future studies of the Marshall Islands and even the south Pacific...The cultural observations are superb."

--Nick Wreden, Peace Corp Writers Magazine, January 2004

Now available exclusively from the Bikini Atoll Online Store in DVD or VHS Video: Copies of the 1 hour, 1988 Academy Award nominated and Sundance Film Festival Grand Jury Prize winning production of:

RADIO BIKINI

"An extraordinarily perceptive, haunting, and informative documentary, an outstanding achievement on all levels." -LA TIMES

"Well crafted. POWERFUL." -Variety

Produced and directed by Robert Stone, Radio Bikini is a sensational, eye opening film. With the passing of the Freedom of Information Act, filmmaker Robert Stone was able to acquire this formally top secret footage. Winner of numerous national and international awards, this film won the San Francisco Film Festival's "Golden Gate Award" in the category of "Historical and Political Issues." Radio Bikini recounts the almost too terrifying to be true tradgedy surrounding the Bikini Island "A" Bomb test operations, which were, ironically, to be promoted as the biggest news story of the century. Using rare, never-before-seen archival footage, Radio Bikini unfolds through the eyes of the elderly Chief of the Bikinians and includes comments by a former American serviceman who was there [he died of cancer shortly before the film's completion]. Radio Bikini combines "live" radio broadcasts from Bikini in 1946 with footage of the event as it happened, creating an effect that is both haunting and surreal.

This film is a "must have" for atomic veterans.

In Great Britian, THE GUARDIAN called Radio Bikini "mind boggling...Stone's film is a powerful reminder of the destructiveness of U.S. nuclear policies."

Now in DVD or VHS video formats!

Now available: DVDs of the 48 minute, 1994 Emmy Award nominated World of Discovery production of
Bikini: Forbidden Paradise
This film tells the story of the Bikinian people, the U.S. nuclear testing, and also has some of the best underwater footage ever shot of the USS Saratoga aircraft carrier, and the Japanese Flagship, the Nagato, Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto's floating fortress from where he launched the attack on Pearl Harbor in WWII.

Bikini: Forbidden Paradise:
The New York Film Festival's Best Documentary and Gold Medal winner in the History and Society category.