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Mushroom cloud with ships evaporating below during ‘Operation Crossroads’ nuclear weapons test on Bikini Atoll, July 1946-
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Aiko Ikemoto (right) and her younger brother, Toru, at Hiroshima Red Cross Hospital (October 6, 1945) Hair loss caused by the effects of radiation generally began to appear approximately two weeks after the atomic bombing. From the A-bomb Photographs of Shunkichi Kikuchi.
Student in Hiroshima schoolroom, 1946.
HIROSHIMA. photographer Hiromi Tsuchida
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Nagasaki 1954 . Kansuke Yamamoto, ©Toshio Yamamoto.
Nagasaki 1954 Kansuke Ymamoto. ©Toshio Yamamoto. Urakami Cathedral ( The atomic bomb that fell on Nagasaki on August 9, 1945 detonated in Urakami only 500 m (1640 ft) from the cathedral, completely destroying it. As Assumption of Mary (August 15) was near, Mass was held on the day and was well attended. Due to heat wave and collapsed stones all were killed.)
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The A-bomb Photographs of Shunkichi Kikuchi: Aiko Ikemoto (October 6, 1945) In Mr. Kikuchi’s note, Aiko was identified as an outpatient at Hiroshima Red Cross Hospital. A doctor first saw her on September 24. Her symptoms included “hair loss, lack of appetite, bleeding from the eyes and gums, and fever.” The siblings were photographed, alone and together, in seven photos.
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Nagasaki 1954 , Kansuke Ymamoto. ©Toshio Yamamoto.
Hiroshima 1954 . Kansuke Ymamoto. ©Toshio Yamamoto. Peace
Nagasaki 1954 . Kansuke Yamamoto, ©Toshio Yamamoto.