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The Atomic Bomb Dome in Hiroshima | KYODO
Kyodo Jul 25, 2021
A former mayor of Hiroshima has launched an online petition calling for a moment of silence to be observed during the Tokyo Olympics on Aug. 6 at the time the atomic bomb was dropped on his city in 1945.
Tadatoshi Akiba, 78, launched the Change.org campaign on the day that International Olympic Committee chief Thomas Bach visited Hiroshima on July 16, amid opposition from some A-bomb survivors who called his trip politically motivated.
TORONTO While Tokyo is welcoming the world this week, many still vividly remember the last time the Summer Games were there in 1964. That includes 80-year-old Bill Crothers, a two-time Olympian who has a school named after him in Markham, Ont. That’s where his 1964 silver medal is kept, which he won in the 800 metre race. “You really feel proud you feel proud as a Canadian, you feel proud as an athlete,” he told CTV News. The ’64 Games were the first ever to be held in Asia. Japan was coming out of economic recovery, nearly 20 years after the Second World War.