CTBTEntry into ForceThe aftermath of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki resulted in vast devastation and destruction, however it also lead to the Nuclear arms race. After the Undoi:10.2139/ssrn.1518587Kamra, AakarshSocial Science Electronic Publishing...
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The first wave of German trials victimized mainly women of the poor or middling sort, midwives like Walpurga Hausmänin, but as the supply of poor women ran low, accusers turned to women and men of the establishment. The nine hundred person put to death by the prince-bishop of Würzburg,...
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The nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August of 1945 caused the immediate deaths of 200,000 people, many civilians, some completely vaporized by the unprecedented blast, leaving only shadows that can still be seen in some places, on the ground. The National World War II Museum estim...
Showrunner Soo Hugh tells IndieWire about the stylistic and formal choices the show made to honor the importance of Nagasaki.
NagasakiradiationstoriessurvivorsIn this interview, author and theater director Susan Southard discusses her book Nagasaki: Life After Nuclear War, an award-winning history of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki and its enduring impact over 70 years. Southard talks about the physical and emotional impacts...
A curve of death rates calculated in the aftermath by the surviving medical staff and students of Nagasaki Medical College showed almost 100% in residents living within a 500-meter radius of ground zero; 90% within 1,000 meters; 50% within1,500 meters; and 10% within 2,000 meters, making...
The bomb devastated Hiroshima and killed around 80,000 Japanese instantly. A few days later, the United States dropped a second bomb on Nagasaki, which replaced the ceremonial capital of Kyoto on a list of potential Japanese targets. Read The Bombing of Hiroshima: Facts & Aftermath Lesson ...