On august 6, 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima, japan instantly killing more than 100,000 of the roughly the hundred thousand residents. Injuries and radiation would haunt the city for decade. Up next, the spirit of hiroshima. This documentary was made to promote the 50th anniversary of the bombing and highlight the survivors. A young family tries to make sense of the tragedy. music the cards have been winning a lot. See, theyve been winning the past three games. This time, they want 12 to four. Look, we are going to this ceremony today. You mean people are already there and lining up . No, this is a picture of last year ceremony. Its amazing how even after the bomb was dropped, the hiroshima dom did not collapse. Tv bthe night before august 6t, the enemy planes were constantly flying over hiroshima. Around 7 30 the next morning, there was a siren indicating that the planes had retreated from hiroshima. So all the students and teachers started to go to school.
A young family in hiroshima trying to make sense of the tragedy. The cards have been winning a lot. Oh yeah, you are right. See, they have been winning the last three games. This time they won 124. Look, we are going to the ceremony today. You know . You mean people are already there and lining up . No, this is a picture of last years ceremony. It is amazing how even after the bomb was dropped, the hiroshima dome did not collapse. The night before august 6, the enemy planes were constantly flying over hiroshima. Around 7 30 the next morning, there was a siren indicating the planes had retreated from hiroshima. All the students and teachers started to go to school. At 8 05 the teachers gathered all the students together on the playground so we could start the morning meeting. I rang the bell, and the students started to line up in front of the podium. Today, we have this modern steel podium. But then, we only had a wooden one. And i would stand on this and say good morning and say a lit
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