In public, her injuries drew jibes from the local children ... The lack of medical and financial support for atomic bomb survivors in the early years after the war prompted Shizuko to express ...

About 80,000 dying later of injuries and after-effects ... considerations that led to Truman’s decision to use the atomic bomb: The American people were weary of war, did not want high ...

Millions more would face severe burns, injuries from collapsing buildings ... or open to interpretation. A single atomic bomb, detonated at the right location in Lower Manhattan, would effectively ...

Today is the anniversary of Hiroshima – when an atomic bomb nicknamed Little Boy was ... and in the three months after the attack from injuries and radiation poisoning. Three days later, on ...

Dorn said. The atomic flash was spotted 430 miles away in southern Idaho, yet cocky GI's and grinning generals popped out of their foxholes within the shadow of the fearsome bomb less than ten ...

Next year will mark 80 years since two American atomic bombs killed an estimated of 120,000 inhabitants of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. A comparable number died of burn and radiation injuries in the ...