Main body from this point.
- FloorReality of the Atomic Bombing
- 3Victims and Survivors
- 3-1Cries of the Soul
3-1-7Away from Home
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Korean woman with leg injury
Around 10 AM, August 6. 1945 1,900 m from the hypocenter Hiroshima Station Matsubara-cho Drawn by Akira Araki
The atomic bomb destroyed lives without regard to national or ethnic origins. Tens of thousands of Koreans, Chinese, and Taiwanese, as well as Japanese-Americans were living in Hiroshima at the time, including those who had been conscripted or recruited from these areas.
Other non-Japanese people, such as students from Southeast Asia and China, German priests, Russian families, and American POWs also became victims.
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Reality of the Atomic Bombing 3 Victims and Survivors
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