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Nagasaki Remembrance: Enduring Trauma and the Call for Nuclear Disarmament
Eighty years after the Nagasaki atomic bombing, a commemoration in Nijmegen, Netherlands, honored Dutch prisoners of war who survived the attack, emphasizing the enduring trauma and global need for nuclear disarmament.
Nagasaki Remembrance: Enduring Trauma and the Call for Nuclear Disarmament
Eighty years after the Nagasaki atomic bombing, a commemoration in Nijmegen, Netherlands, honored Dutch prisoners of war who survived the attack, emphasizing the enduring trauma and global need for nuclear disarmament.
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Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing
Eighty years after the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, a minute of silence was observed at the exact time of the bombing, marking the event with the first ringing of the restored cathedral bell since 1945, with record international attendance, including Russia and Israel, underscoring the enduring impac...
Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing
Eighty years after the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, a minute of silence was observed at the exact time of the bombing, marking the event with the first ringing of the restored cathedral bell since 1945, with record international attendance, including Russia and Israel, underscoring the enduring impac...
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Nagasaki's 80th Anniversary Plea for Nuclear Disarmament
Nagasaki marked the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing on August 9, 1945, with a ceremony attended by representatives from 94 countries and regions, urging global nuclear disarmament to prevent future catastrophes and honoring the estimated 400,000 victims of the Nagasaki and Hiroshima bombings.
Nagasaki's 80th Anniversary Plea for Nuclear Disarmament
Nagasaki marked the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing on August 9, 1945, with a ceremony attended by representatives from 94 countries and regions, urging global nuclear disarmament to prevent future catastrophes and honoring the estimated 400,000 victims of the Nagasaki and Hiroshima bombings.
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Nagasaki Anniversary Underscores Imminent Threat of Nuclear War
On August 9th, Nagasaki marked the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing with a memorial attended by 2,600 people from 90 countries, where Mayor Shiro Suzuki warned of intensifying global conflicts and the imminent threat of nuclear war, urging immediate global action towards nuclear abolition.
Nagasaki Anniversary Underscores Imminent Threat of Nuclear War
On August 9th, Nagasaki marked the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing with a memorial attended by 2,600 people from 90 countries, where Mayor Shiro Suzuki warned of intensifying global conflicts and the imminent threat of nuclear war, urging immediate global action towards nuclear abolition.
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Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing with Peace Plea
On August 9, 2023, Nagasaki commemorated the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing with a ceremony featuring the tolling of both cathedral bells for the first time in 80 years, a moment of silence, and a peace declaration by the mayor, urging global efforts to end armed conflict and nuclear prolife...
Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing with Peace Plea
On August 9, 2023, Nagasaki commemorated the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing with a ceremony featuring the tolling of both cathedral bells for the first time in 80 years, a moment of silence, and a peace declaration by the mayor, urging global efforts to end armed conflict and nuclear prolife...
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Nagasaki Survivor's Guilt: Intergenerational Trauma of Atomic Bombing
Kikuyo Nakamura, a 101-year-old Nagasaki atomic bombing survivor, blames herself for her son's leukemia death, believing she transmitted radiation through breastfeeding, despite expert denial of such transmission; her story, along with that of other hibakusha, highlights the long-term physical and p...
Nagasaki Survivor's Guilt: Intergenerational Trauma of Atomic Bombing
Kikuyo Nakamura, a 101-year-old Nagasaki atomic bombing survivor, blames herself for her son's leukemia death, believing she transmitted radiation through breastfeeding, despite expert denial of such transmission; her story, along with that of other hibakusha, highlights the long-term physical and p...
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Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing, Renewing Calls for Nuclear Abolition
Nagasaki marked the 80th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing on August 9, 1945, which killed 70,000 by year's end, with a memorial attended by 2,600 people, including international representatives, where survivors shared their harrowing experiences and renewed calls for nuclear abolition, amidst ...
Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing, Renewing Calls for Nuclear Abolition
Nagasaki marked the 80th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing on August 9, 1945, which killed 70,000 by year's end, with a memorial attended by 2,600 people, including international representatives, where survivors shared their harrowing experiences and renewed calls for nuclear abolition, amidst ...
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Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing Amidst Calls for Global Peace
On August 9th, Nagasaki, Japan, observed the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing with a minute of silence at the explosion time, featuring the first post-bombing ringing of the restored cathedral bell; record international participation included Russia and Israel, emphasizing the global urgency f...
Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing Amidst Calls for Global Peace
On August 9th, Nagasaki, Japan, observed the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing with a minute of silence at the explosion time, featuring the first post-bombing ringing of the restored cathedral bell; record international participation included Russia and Israel, emphasizing the global urgency f...
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Hiroshima Survivor to Share Testimony in Sydney
88-year-old Hiroshima atomic bombing survivor Keiko Ogura will visit Sydney this week to share her harrowing firsthand account of the August 6, 1945, bombing, emphasizing the devastating impact on civilians and calling for nuclear disarmament.
Hiroshima Survivor to Share Testimony in Sydney
88-year-old Hiroshima atomic bombing survivor Keiko Ogura will visit Sydney this week to share her harrowing firsthand account of the August 6, 1945, bombing, emphasizing the devastating impact on civilians and calling for nuclear disarmament.
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Nagasaki Survivors Vow to Prevent Future Nuclear Attacks on 80th Anniversary
On August 9th, survivors of the Nagasaki atomic bombing, along with international representatives, commemorated the 80th anniversary of the event in Peace Park, renewing their pledge to prevent future nuclear attacks, emphasizing the urgency of educating new generations about the bombing's impact an...
Nagasaki Survivors Vow to Prevent Future Nuclear Attacks on 80th Anniversary
On August 9th, survivors of the Nagasaki atomic bombing, along with international representatives, commemorated the 80th anniversary of the event in Peace Park, renewing their pledge to prevent future nuclear attacks, emphasizing the urgency of educating new generations about the bombing's impact an...
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Kokura's Miraculous Escape from Atomic Bombing
Kokura, a Japanese city, twice narrowly avoided atomic bombing in 1945 due to unforeseen circumstances; first, because Hiroshima was successfully bombed, and second, due to weather conditions and anti-aircraft fire diverting the bomber to Nagasaki, resulting in the Japanese idiom "lucky as Kokura.
Kokura's Miraculous Escape from Atomic Bombing
Kokura, a Japanese city, twice narrowly avoided atomic bombing in 1945 due to unforeseen circumstances; first, because Hiroshima was successfully bombed, and second, due to weather conditions and anti-aircraft fire diverting the bomber to Nagasaki, resulting in the Japanese idiom "lucky as Kokura.
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Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing, Renewing Calls for Nuclear Disarmament
Nagasaki marked the 80th anniversary of the 1945 atomic bombing with a ceremony attended by 2,600 people from over 90 countries, commemorating the approximately 70,000 victims and renewing calls for global nuclear disarmament despite challenges and ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing, Renewing Calls for Nuclear Disarmament
Nagasaki marked the 80th anniversary of the 1945 atomic bombing with a ceremony attended by 2,600 people from over 90 countries, commemorating the approximately 70,000 victims and renewing calls for global nuclear disarmament despite challenges and ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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