1946 Nagasaki Aftermath Of The Atom Bomb Youtube What’s the best way to rank countries based on medal count? By The Learning Network Bomb threats and attempted assassinations are a growing part of the political landscape Should that worry us? There were 140,000 deaths Three days later, a second American bomb hit Nagasaki, killing about 74,000 people The two atomic attacks led to Japan's surrender on September 2 of that year
1946 Atomic Bomb Aftermath Report Us War Department Hiroshima And This 1946 cover photo shows a stereoplanigraph, described as “one of the most universal and elaborate photomapping instruments ever constructed” It was “used for plotting topographic maps The court, presided over by Judge Shinsuke Matsunaga, ordered the Nagasaki prefectural and city governments to issue atomic bomb survivor's certificates to 15 of the 44 plaintiffs in the lawsuit Forty-four plaintiffs from Nagasaki Prefecture who were outside the government-designated radiation exposure zone had demanded official recognition as atomic bomb survivors in lawsuits filed at And to prove the point, a few days later another US airplane, named Bockscar, dropped a similar bomb on Nagasaki That one killed 74,000 people The Japanese then rapidly complied with the
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