Atomic Bomb Survivors Join Nuclear Opposition (Published 2011)
Lanterns, some of them with antinuclear messages, were released Saturday in Hiroshima. Survivors of the atomic bombings hope to use their moral standing to wean Japan off nuclear power.Credit...Kim Kyung-Hoon/Reuters NAGASAKI, Japan — In 1945, Masahito Hirose saw the white mushroom cloud rise from the atomic bomb that incinerated this city and that left his aunt to die a slow, painful death, bleed
Opinion | The Icons That Survived Hiroshima (Published 2011)
I grew up under the watchful eyes of three Russian icons that survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. They belonged to my father’s parents, refugees from the Russian Revolution who were quietly eating breakfast with two of their three children when the Enola Gay flew over their city on Aug. 6, 1945, and dropped the bomb that turned most of it to dust. Miraculously, my father’s family escaped uns
DID THE BOMB END THE WAR?
The New Yorker, July 31, 1995 P. 40 LETTER FROM HIROSHIMA about the end of World War II with Japan and the use of the atomic bomb. Once, like everyone else, I thought that the atomic bombs had caused the surrender. Now I know that they did not. Tells about the Allied policy of firebombing civilians in the war. Dresden--and the very similar fire raid on Tokyo a month later--marked the crossing, con
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