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Hiroshima & Nagasaki

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History

 

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Teresa R

 

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February 9, 2012

 

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Seconds later almost every building collapsed to the ground. Even after the Hiroshima bombing, Japan still refused to surrender. In regards to their "response", three days later we dropped the second bomb, named "Fat Man", right on top of Nagasaki, Japan. Destroying half of the city, and taking 200,000 people's lives, due to radiation poisoning and injuries caused by this deadly atomic bomb...
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Destroying half of the city, and taking 200,000 people's lives, due to radiation poisoning and injuries caused by this deadly atomic bomb. After the second blast, Emperor Hirohito finally realized that his innocent people were getting hurt. He decided very quickly to end this war and surrender to the Americans...
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