My high school girlfriend's mom was in Hiroshima the day the bomb dropped. She was on the outskirts of town and was far enough away that she was not injured but eventually lost her hair. She married an American soldier and moved to the east coast of the U.S. shortly after the war ended. She was one of the kindest women I have ever met. My mom had passed a year before I met my girlfriend. So Mrs C. always told me to call her Momma San. "You no have mother. So I you mother now" she said. I loved her so much. We stayed friends until she passed a few years ago. Her daughter and I are still great friends.

I detest blurring scenes, as if we're infants who need to be protected from real life. Life isn't a video game and suffering is real.

La niña que intento subir al camión y después sollozando corrió hacia en centro de la ciudad me a dejado marcada, vi este documental años atrás y nunca la olvido, es muy triste... la maldad humana es infinita... esta nación que ataco acusa a muchos de crimen de guerra pero ellos siempre salen airosos de sus malos actos, este fue un claro crimen de guerra del que deberían pagar

私の祖父母も戦争を知る世代です。 終戦間際には田舎にも関わらず、機銃掃射の飛行機が飛んできて、祖父は命からがら近くの畑に飛び込んで助かったそうですが、偶々農作業をしていた御婦人が撃たれて亡くなったのを目撃した話を聞かせてくれた事があります。戦争関連の記事や番組を目にする度に、あんな愚かな事は二度と起こしては駄目だと口にしています。

One of the things I remember from the 70's is the words "the leaders should have to be the ones to fight wars they start."

I lived in Japan for 20 years working for the US government. I never visited Hiroshima until after Covid. I breezed through the museum with little emotion. I watched this documentary and found the human emotion I had not felt while at the museum in Hiroshima explode and tears streak down my face. Let us pray this never happens again!

Siapa yang baru menonton video ini pada tgl 1 agustus2024 🇮🇩

То что показали, видела своим глазами. До сих пор перед глазами город Херосимо. На улице открытые музеи, круглосуточно идет ролик умерших людей… жаль что человечество до сих пор не раскаивается и не делает выводы. Соболезную всем японцам, эта нация великая умная💝

I pray that some day we will be able to acknowledge our differences, get along, and live in peace.

Фильм потряс!Вывернул всю душу , сижу и ничего не могу делать,Его надо показывать во всех странах по центральным каналам!Неужели все это кто то пережил , ужас ,не должно такое повториться.!НЕТ!

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 muito muito triste tudo isso... admiro e respeito demais esse povo japonês...que isso nunca mais aconteça com nenhum povo.

한국인입니다. 지금 저는 이 영상을 일본 야마구치현에있는 일본식 숙소에서 보고있습니다. 그리고 히로시마는 저에게 많은 좋은 추억과 슬프고 힘든 추억이 있는곳입니다. 원폭돔. 평화의 공원도 저는 자주 갔었지요. 몰랐습니다. 이정도 일지는 몰랐습니다. 전쟁은 정말 무섭군요. 이 다큐멘터리를 본 후 다시 일본의 히로시마에 방문한다면 또 다른 느낌이겠습니다. 그리고 히로시마에서 희생된분들을 위해 기도하겠습니다. 또 지금의 히로시마의 모습을 너무나도 잘알고있기에 히로시마를 재건한 모든분들을 존경합니다.

My friend was in the womb of her mother who was visiting her parents in a nearby village when Hiroshima was bombed. She returned and searched for her husband and two sons, but they were killed by the bomb. Even as she walked about in utter shock and grief her skin started burning off - the day after the bomb! She probably spent too much time there for the baby was born with a totally deformed spine. The baby, my dear friend, was, despite the radioactive harm done, a brilliant writer and helped in our international documents and was a pleasure to work with!

Eu sou brasileiro e reservista, mas particularmente eu amo todas as nações e jamais desejo que outras guerras aconteçam novamente. Porque somos muito melhor que isso.

지나가던 한국인입니다. 히로시마의 사건을 보면 일본인도, 식민지 조선인도 같이 희생되었습니다.이건 명백한 전쟁범죄임과 동시에 전쟁을 빠르게 끝낼 수 있었던 승전국의 마지막 공격입니다. 절대다수의 희생을 막기 위해 35만이라는 소수를 희생한 대표적인 사건인 것이죠. 히로시마의 일은 정말 안타까운 사건임과 동시에, 근현대사에 많은 메세지를 안겨준 빛과 어둠의 대표적인 예시입니다. 역사는 반복된다는 격언이 있습니다. 미국이든 일본이든 그 당시의 시대상은 너나 할 것 없이 광기 그 자체였습니다. 젊은이들은 광기에 세뇌되어 전쟁터와 전쟁을 준비하는 보급터에 각자의 모든 것을 총동원했고, 기성세대의 대부분은 열심히 전쟁을 독려하고 전쟁을 지시했죠. 이 것만 봐도 뭔가 떠오르는게 없나요? 전쟁은 광기에 휩싸인 나이 든 권력자가 명령하고, 그 외 노약자, 어린이, 여자, 젊은 남자들은 모두 고깃덩어리가 됩니다. 아무도 죽고 싶지 않았겠지만, 시대의 결과 앞에서 감정적인 건 의미 없습니다. 이미 물은 엎질러졌고, 모두가 광기였던 시대입니다. 수 십년이 지난 지금, 핵무기라는 방패의 이름으로 평화가 계속 유지되는 것처럼 보이지만 실제로는 이 것보다 더한 엄청난 위험이 기다리고 있습니다. 러시아와 우크라이나. 남한과 북한. 이스라엘과 하마스. 이라크와 이란. 인도와 파키스탄. 중국과 대만. 불만 붙히면 언제든 터질 수 있는 시한폭탄을 들고 저마다 살아갑니다. 역사는 그래왔듯 반복됩니다만, 다시는 이런 일이 존재하면 안 됩니다. 만약 또 다시 이런 일들이 반복되는 역사가 온다면, 인류는 반드시 살아남더라도 지금껏 이뤄왔던 문명은 반드시 멸망할 것입니다. 끝으로, 핵무기가 사용된 나가사키와 히로시마 지역에 대단한 아픔이 있지만 그들은 자정작용을 통해 아픔 대신 평화의 메세지로 다시 부활했습니다. 그 시대를 살았던 사람들은 이미 죽거나 사라졌지만, 지금의 세대는 부디 같은 역사적인 실수와 오점을 반복하지 않기를 바랄 뿐입니다. 인간은 잘못된 가치관을 안고 살아갈 경우 반드시 그에 맞는 업보를 되돌려 받습니다. 저는 지금 세대만큼은 일본과 한국 둘 다 평화를 향해 나아가야한다고 생각합니다. 그리고 그 힘은, 분명히 말하지만 힘을 통한 평화여야 합니다. 힘을 통한 폭력이 아닙니다. 부디 잘못된 길로 가지 않기를 바랄 뿐입니다. R.I.P Hiroshima.

My grandfather had a Japanese work colleague who returned to Japan in the 70s. The friendship remained. In 1986 my parents accepted the invitation to go to Japan. At the age of 16 I visited Tokyo, Osaka and also Hiroshima. The horror (the photos from the museum) was the trigger for me to do community service. I can still see the stone on which a person stood (it was burned into the stone). I still remember the "fire" in front of the museum and that this fire will only go out when there is peace throughout the world. It takes a few seconds to realize what this text means...and I had tears streaming down my face like many others who left the museum.

So ein wertvolles Dokument darf nicht vergessen werden .So etwas darf ,nie ,nie , nie ,wieder geschehen ..Ist so schrecklich .

War is horrific. Nobody really wins. 😩

L'horreur dans ce Monde si cruel comment pouvoir oublier toutes ces victimes. Paix a leurs âmes. 😢😢😢

This is a great teaching documentary. Do not start a war.

Thank you for sharing such a sad moment in history. It deserves to be told and remembered.

tidak sepatutnya manusia mendapat perlakuan seperti ini, rasa hormat dan simpati dari lubuk hati terdalam 🙏 mirisnya di abad ke 21 ini penjajahan dan penindasan kemanusiaan masih terjadi didepan mata dan kita tidak berbuat apapun selain membicarakannya, bapak saya pejuang kemerdekaan lahir tahun 1923 kami merasakan betul pahit getir hidup tidak merdeka

Merci pour votre documentaire , très émouvant , la folie des hommes

Господи! Спаси! Сохрани нас! Помилуй! Пусть этот ад никогда не повторится на земле! Низкий поклон создателям фильма за правду...

Тяжёлый,но очень нужный фильм.Благодарю всех кто создал этот шедевр.Люди должны знать и помнить.

I have been to Hiroshima and today it is a beautiful and vibrant city. I have stood on that bridge and it was an eerie feeling. The ikonic skeletal dome building a few hundred yards away. The museum and memorial were both horror inducing and enlightening. Later I visited my father, a long retired veteran of the Pacific War. He fought from Australia all the way through the liberation of the Philippine Islands. He was EOD primary and a 1st LT, finished his career a Lt. Col. After I showed him the photos I had taken of the museum and related areas, he finally opened up about that part of his experience. He had been on the security team that had accompanied the first group of American scientists into Hiroshima several weeks after the surrender. When he knew I had seen the exhibits and photos there (some quite graphic, showed him a bunch of images from the museum) and the fact I had been an ER Nurse for over 10 years and had seen trauma, he finally felt he could share some of what he experienced. I was grateful that he finally felt he could share such a terrible experience before he died at over 100 years of age. Those who fought on both sides were greatly affected from such an experience. Miss you dad.

Excelente documentário, meus sentimentos as pessoas que faleceram naqueles dias... desejo paz!

Rogo aos homens que não mais matem,o Japão merece o melhor que deus possa dar,eu não havia nascido,mas peço desculpas por ter acontecido,não vivi mas choro vendo e sabendo desse fato,mas fico feliz pelo Japão ser o que é hoje,superação é pouco pra esse povo,amo sua cultura,que nunca mais o homem faça tamanha maldade!!

Как жалко простых людей. Но к сожалению, мы все заложники тех, кто правит миром. Им нужны новые жертвы. Они ненасытны. Ненавижу войну. Простые люди всего мира хотят просто жить, радоваться и дарить добро и мир друг другу. Спасибо за фильм Мы живы пока помним о тех, кто погиб.

يغضب السياسيين من بعضهم، ف تموت الشعوب البريئة 😢

Thank YOU for the awful truth. Prayers for all who lost their lives community and family.

One of the pilots aboard the relevant B-29, Major Claude Eathely, was astounded at the fatal destructive effect of the bomb, and later agonized from the massive civilian genocide. He wrote: "I see great fires closing in on me, buildings fall, children run with clothes aflame, living torches". American society honored him at first, but later rejected him and diagnosed him as insane when he repented the atomic bombing. Apparently, general American mindset about the Hiroshima/Nagasaki civilian genocide has not changed. imo, it is American society that is insane.

I visited Hiroshima many times. It’s my favourite city in Japan. Very relaxing, big parks, very quiet even with visitors and many schools. Very peaceful. The first time i visited the taxi driver told me he was up in the mountains when it happened. He was over 70 and still working. I had no words to say. I was just going back to the hotel after visiting the peace memorial museum and walk etc I just couldn’t ask or say anything 😢. Very strange feeling. The man was strong as a brick. You could see it in his thick neck forearms and his eyes. He wasn’t even dramatic about it. Another time I was taking a photo and suddenly I turn around and I had like 200 kids behind me all in their school uniform with their backpack and hats on. I couldn’t believe it. They were so quiet… That city is so special and beautiful.

The best documentary I have ever seen. War is literally hell on earth. Death in war knows no nationality. It takes all, young and old, the good and the bad.

Thank you for this vivid piece of history - I was 9 months at this time, in the USA!

Sedih emang.. Tanpa mengurangi rasa hormat, tapi jalan inilah yang membuat kami merdeka, semoga arwah korban Bom Nuklir Hirosima bisa tenang dan damai ❤

私のおばあちゃんは戦争の体験者です。当時　学徒動員に参加しております。とにかく戦争に日本は勝つのだという気持ちで日々を送っていたと聞きました。でも戦争に負けてその後が大変だったと聞きます。生きていくのに精一杯で必死に日々を送っていたといいます。戦争はもう二度としないでほしいと言っています。

このような貴重な写真や体験談を残して下さって感謝しかないです。この動画が世界中に広まって一人でも多くの方の目に止まりますように。戦争を起こそうとしてる人は自分では戦いません。戦いたくない人が戦い犠牲になるのです。権力の為なのかお金の為なのか分からないが、こんな悔しく悲しいことがあってはならない。

لاتزال قوة الشر تسيطر على بعض الدول لكن سوف تزول وينتشر السلام في كوكب الارض "المخلص"

This doc should be shown to all young people at the age of about 15 , maybe younger. We have to turn this way of thinking around. War is not the way. The U.S has too many iron 's in the fire.

One of the best documentaries I have seen on KZfaq thanks for putting it up

It should be mandatory that every human being watches this video. The young girl that walked back to the fire, after being shouted at, will be forever etched in my mind. The hopelessness she would have felt as she walked to her death. It's amazing how 2 photographs told so many stories. All those children who just wanted to go home. God bless them and everyone who was involved in this human atrocity 🕊️. Hiroshima and Nagasaki should never be forgotten ❤🕊️❤

Cara terburuk memusnahkan manusia dalam sejarah dunia. Begitu kejam dan tak ada HAM disana. Semoga semua itu tak akan terulang kembali.

I appreciate this video, WW2 was a horrible tragedy for all sides involved. Through teaching history we learn what mistakes should not be made or even about our own heritage. Human History is not just about tiny fragments of a long forgotten world, nor is History just a subject. History needs to be learned so we are aware of the truth of what does and does not steer us on the right path. Sadly, it seems we never learn like with what is happening with Ukraine and Gaza. No matter how many chiefs, pharaohs, kings, dictators, presidents, or the like fall, we always get back to killing each other. Sometimes it's the ignorance towards the limits of the consequences of the greatness of mankind, which causes us to remember, but completely ignore. My only woe with this video is the blurring. It's not the uploader's or the producers fault. It showcases the tendency of humans to wipe things under the rug as is nature. The full truth should be shown no matter how gruesome as the true consequences will never be evident except for those few that remain which in 100 years or so will become insignificant and obscured to time and forgotten. Just because the common societal expectation bar is far below, doesn't mean that we are not responsible for such injury and destruction to a entire city. Not just the guys who dropped the bomb, not the guy who ordered it, not the guys who made it and thought of it, not just the reason we even thought about such things, we are all at fault for carrying on human nature. And history will of course repeat itself until all current and future human beings experience it for themselves. As for Gen Z born after 9/11 or iPad kids, we find 9/11 to be very funny, until the disaster of their generation comes, and so will the next.

Respectfully watching how the Japanese citizens have handled a tragic situation and turned it into such an inspiration for the world to witness such integrity and kindness to each other.

What a heart wrenching yet exceedingly fascinating documentary. I appreciate the focus on the photo and identifying the individuals in it and their stories. The girl who was ordered away from the truck by the military officer and who went back into the heart of the city where the fires were blazing must've been so confused. Poor soul. I had walked through Hiroshima one day and, in a window, saw an older man who did not appear to have eyes, "looking" out over the city. My guess is that he was a victim of the bombing. Let's hope the world never sees another nuclear attack.

Apesar desta tragédia, como esse país se ergueu como uma fênix entre as cinzas.

لا تزال الولايات المتحدة ترتكب الجرائم ضد الإنسانية في غزة ببرودة دم.

Emberek! Nagyon gyorsan észhez térni, hogy ez soha se ismétlődhessen meg.

La cosa che più mi sconvolge è che ancora oggi si costruiscono bombe atomiche. Purtroppo la storia non aiuta a migliorare. Mio nonno ha combattuto durante la seconda guerra mondiale in Grecia e ogni volta che raccontava quel periodo piangeva come un bambino.

大切な資料ですね。しかし 日本語を大切に使って欲しいと思うのは私だけでしょうか?

Es wird bald wieder geschehen. Nur diesesmal wird auch der Angreifer das selbe leid spüren!

En 1960 j'avais 13 ans, lorsque j'ai appris ce qui c'était passé au Japon * Cela fut un tel choc qu'à mon tour, je me voyais brûlé et je ne pu retenir mes larmes. Plus tard à l'age de 20 ans j'ai pris la décision de ne jamais faire un enfant dans ce monde. En 2024, à ma 76 années, je me consacre à finaliser un livre, qui a pour titre ; un monde sans homme politique. Cela fait 40 ans que je travail dessus. C'est une idée à laquelle je pense qu'il faudra que l'humanité écarte du pouvoir les politiciens. Ils sont un danger pour le devenir de la vie. On ne peut que s'attendre au pire avec des hommes corruptibles. Mercie pour cette vidéo riche d'informations et d'avertissement de ce qui risque et peut nous arriver !

My father was among the first American Army occupational troops sent to Hiroshima. Many of his Army buddies died of cancer, as did my dad, too. He never slept well after his time in Hiroshima. He saw too much, & met too many locals. So sad.

Mugi tansah rahayu binerkahan adem ayem wonten ing donya... Waras 🙏

prachtige reportage.

It's every photographer's first instinct to document- I can't imagine how bad it was for him to only take 5 photos.

Such terrible ruin. I was in Hiroshima in 1961 and visited a local museum. I remember seeing a photo of a human body etched into the concrete sidewalk, also there was a cluster of glass Coca Cola bottles all fused together. Melted by the intense heat. Things I have never forgotten. Thank you for posting this.......Domo Arigato

C' est mensonge de dire que les gens n'ont pas eu le temps de souffrir. La radio activité vous brûle à petit feu.

様々な人が、様々な形で私たちへ伝えてくれたことに感謝します。

Merci pour ces Témoignages , que le message de PAIX soit largement entendu partout dans le monde , nous devons tous oeuvrer pour cela....

Столько загробленых жизней😢бедные дети, невиновные ни в чем что пришлось им пережить

自動翻訳であろう日本語の解説は不完全なものの、それを補って余りある重要な資料です 広島出身である私は原爆をはじめとする平和教育を他県の子ども達より濃密に受け知識も多いと自負していましたが、それでも初めて知る内容に言葉が出ませんでした 一刻も早く本当の意味の平和な世界が訪れますように

Meu Deus, que sofrimento passaram essas pessoas, espero que estejam em paz agora.

My fiancée's Grandparents and parents lived North West of Hiroshima when it happened. They all have since passed, but her parents, who where 6 and 7 at the time and lived close to each other, told me about the day a flash of light unlike any they had seen was in the sky. And after a while a loud Boom followed by a rumbling roll of thunder that made them fear what it was. I did not get the chance to visit Hiroshima when I was there but on my next trip I am making it a point to go. I have seen many videos and commentaries about Hiroshima, but this one took things a step further and was more focused on the people than the bomb itself. That was a welcome, though very heartbreaking change. Thank you for the vid!

Those photo-realistic 3D reconstructions made from the actual photos is really impressive.

This is a horror. The civilians had no chance. So many died, for nothing.

As pessoas são capazes de fabricar tantas coisas extraordinária,, como uma bomba dessa ,, mais não é capaz de trazer a paz na terra que custa tão pouco e não precisa de tanta sabedoria assim.. isso é o que chamamos de ser humano.....

たった数週間前のアップでこの視聴回数は本当に日本人としてありがたいです。 たくさんの海外の方のメッセージもありがとうございます。 ただ、見たいけどどうしても全部見れなかった、、情けない 戦争は本当に恐ろしく今後も争いたくないです

One of my neighbours was a British POW working for the Japanese and was at Hiroshima when the atomic bomb was dropped. He was close to where the bomb was detonated and his life was saved because he was working in the hold of a ship that was in a dry dock on the river. He remembers nothing about the bomb going off except he was working and then everything was total devastation around him. Ironically his life was saved by the detonation of this bomb because the Japanese ordered that every POW was to be executed. If the bomb was dropped a few days later he would not have survived.

최근 맨발의 겐을 시청했습니다. 당시의 상황을 자세히 알 수 있는 아주 좋은 작품이었습니다.

Impressionante a destruição...😢😢

I made myself watch this to the end. It was hard to do that, and I just wept. I am immensely grateful for this record. We need to know. I feel so sorry and so ashamed. But thank you for recording this.

I cross the Miyuki Bridge almost daily. Not only this bridge, the whole city is a reminder that we can never let this happen again. Sadly, the two survivors talked about in this film, Mitsuko Kouchi and Sunao Tsuboi, are no longer with us.

私、小学校の低学年の頃、図書館で初めてはだしのゲンで広島の事を知りました。 夢中で読みながら余りの出来事に読み終えた頃何とも言えない感情でただ怖くて…… そして、今現在自分が平和な世界に生まれてこれたことが凄い幸運なんだと、その時ほど感じた事はありませんでした。 二度と戦争はしたくないし、他の国でも起こって欲しくない…。

Temos comentários de pessoas de vários países aqui,e todos nós queremos a mesma coisa,,viver em paz

My dad was amongst the first allied troops in Hiroshima after the bomb. He made sure his children knew of the devastation. For him it was incomprehensible and he showed us his photographs. Where there was once homes and buildings there was nothing. He hade sure we never forget what happened to Hiroshima and likewise I never let my son forget. He is likely to make sure his future children know too. Hiroshima and Nagasaki will always be in our memory let it be that it never happens again. To any nation.

از لحظه‌ای که شروع به دیدن این ویدئو کردم چشم ازش برنداشتم واقعا غم انگیز است وقتی به قربانیان ان فکر میکنی ، چه لحظات دشوار و دردی تجربه‌ کردند امیدوارم که ان اخرین انفجار اتمی بوده‌ باشد ، بسیار تاثیر گذار بود . تشکر از سازندگان این ویدئو

Australia// My father was a POW at Nagasaki when the bomb fell there- he saw the 'flash' and then the guards ran away, so they knew that something major had happened. Its a shame that he never saw what a good and sensible nation Japan has now become.

この被害をもたらした兵器より恐ろしい物が我々の都市に向けられている事を忘れてはならない

父も広島の被爆者でした。初めて体験を聞いた時の衝撃は、今も鮮明に覚えてます。 ただ、当時の事は多くは語らず、敢えて聞いても、ぽつり、ぽつり話すだけで思い出すのも怖い経験だったと伝わりました。 原爆検診でも亡くなるまで血液検査の数値は異常値を示しており、戦後70年を前に亡くなりました。 私は直接聞いた体験談を語り継いでいけるように、恒久平和を願うとともに、核の永久放棄を支持します

Very, very sad, but so was the horror on The Bataan Death March, Tarawa and The US Arizona. .

Ich war traurig als ich das gehört habe. Es sind Jahre her und ich verstehe nicht, wie man sowas tun kann.Binn immer noch traurig. Möchte einmal nach Japan. ❤so gütige Menschen,so unentliches Leid erlebt.

Фильм потряс до слёз,огромная благодарность создателям за память о чудовищной трагедии и безвинно погибших и пострадавших людей.дай бог,чтобы люди поняли ценность мира и человеческой жизни. очень грустно...

И как всегда страдают мирные жители. Это ад на земле. Человеки, думайте своей головой, что вы изобретаете, что бы сбрасываете с самолетов или распыляете. Думайте, что бы вы не делали на Земле, думайте! Какие последствия, после ваших изобретений, может принести планете и всему живому на ней, да и вам тоже. Берегите ваши души! Любите не только ближнего, но и все созданное Всевышним для нас. Здравия и разума всем землянам. Мира и добра.

Очень тяжело смотреть. Хватит войны. Нужен мир.

広島出身だから何度も何度もこういう映像は見てきたけど、何度観てもしんどいし涙が出るし、ただただ人間というものが分からなくなる。本当に分からない。頭がおかしくなる。

Mir kammen die Tränen wo ich die Bilder gesehen habe. Es so traurig das Menschen anderen Menschen sowas antun.

一度に全部見れなかった。３回に分けて最後まで拝見しました。 言葉にできない。

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My heart breaks for the little girl 💔😭 How small and lonely she must have felt.

Heartbreaking. Truly heartbreaking. Thank you for telling us - and showing us - their stories.

悲しい　悔しい

O narrador ao referir as bombas jogadas sobre Eurochima e Nacazaque , ... "no dia q a bomba caiu"! A bomba não caiu ela foi jogada sobre o povo civil pelos EUA, não serão palavras menos agressivas q irão mudar o efeito aterrador q essa ação provocou em pessoas civis q não fizeram essa guerra.

My mother was 14 and lived through the nagasaki bomb, she passed with cancer in 1972, i still remember all the stories about it

おすすめに突然出てきました。 今日、家族が所用で広島駅前まで行ってました。駅の北口がとても変わっていて驚いたと言っていました。 戦争の話は祖父母から聞いていましたが、地域が全く違うため原爆のことは昔の資料館で初めて知りました。そこには変形したガラス瓶や人が居たであろう影が残ったコンクリートが展示されていました。衝撃でした。 戦争ビジネスをしている方々が少しでも早く過ちに気付き、世界から戦争がなくなりますように。

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I have burnt in my arms and talking about pain😔😔😔so can’t imagine how they feel that time😔😔😔

それでも私たち人間は、過去の失敗からまだ何も学べていないようである... こんなにも犠牲者を出したのに、今日も世界のどこかで戦って殺し合っている

Не доведи, Господи, второй Хиросимы! Мы и зовёмся людьми и должны, даже обязаны, во имя будующего Планеты , не повторить страшной трагедии! Мы обязаны подумать о будующих поколениях. Страшно подумать, что пережили люди, выжившие! Сколько человеческих жизней унесено! Люди! Сохраните Планету! Сохраните МИР!