Hiroshima - the unknown images
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- On August 6, 1945, at 8:15 a.m., a bright flash set the sky over Hiroshima ablaze. A gigantic column of smoke rises above the city. The first nuclear bomb in history has just been dropped on the largest metropolis in western Japan. This new documentary shows this tragedy from the inside using photos taken that day.
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My high school girlfriend's mom was in Hiroshima the day the bomb dropped. She was on the outskirts of town and was far enough away that she was not injured but eventually lost her hair. She married an American soldier and moved to the east coast of the U.S. shortly after the war ended. She was one of the kindest women I have ever met. My mom had passed a year before I met my girlfriend. So Mrs C. always told me to call her Momma San. "You no have mother. So I you mother now" she said. I loved her so much. We stayed friends until she passed a few years ago. Her daughter and I are still great friends.
США скинула атомную бомбу и Япония стала лучшим союзником США!Отличное унижение Японии!!!США молодцы!
Замечательная история .На нее скинули бомбу американцы,а она вышла замуж за американца😅😅😅Прям сама доброта😅
I'm not Japanese, but I've been told old women "adopting" friend's children like that is/was pretty common. The nicest ones will make sure you're taking care of yourself and feed you and really do try to be there for their friends's grieving children regardless of their age. "Are you eating well? I made an extra dinner for you. Your mother would want you to eat more and be happy" sort of thing and it's a good way to bond generations together. As a foreigner on the other side of the planet, I can't say how widespread it ever was and if it's still common to this day, we'd need to ask someone from Japan, but it's a really beautiful practice that every people should practice. Take care of each other so we can all move forward together.
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@@Onora619 Je suis du Québec, 53 ans j'ai grandis à la campagne et en 1971 mes parents ont achetée une maison 15 000$ à des Allemands. Notre voisine était une Polonaise Mme Amélia Pélofi une veuve à la retraite avec ses deux enfants qui nous avait donnés une dinde comme cadeau de bienvenu . C'était un peu comme une Momma San j'avoue que le Japon à eu ses moment de souffrance et j'admets que la Pologne à eu aussi les siens la misère, la pauvreté, est les malheurs de la guerre qui en résulte surtout la faim. Elle était une cuisinière hors paire. Ils faut éviter un guerre atomique à tout prix.
One of the things I remember from the 70's is the words "the leaders should have to be the ones to fight wars they start."
Hell I’ve heard this since I was a kid in the 80’s pretty sure we’re not the only ones who feel this way.
@@wildcat8598 you are not alone 🙏
Mmmm de listos y lo hacen..
Material importante para la educación , la historia NO contada atraves de generaciones, nos hace Volver ha cometer los mismos errores y horrores !!! La Paz Perpetua,para toda la humanidad 🌹
Nothing has changed but the weather. 😢.
My friend was in the womb of her mother who was visiting her parents in a nearby village when Hiroshima was bombed. She returned and searched for her husband and two sons, but they were killed by the bomb. Even as she walked about in utter shock and grief her skin started burning off - the day after the bomb! She probably spent too much time there for the baby was born with a totally deformed spine. The baby, my dear friend, was, despite the radioactive harm done, a brilliant writer and helped in our international documents and was a pleasure to work with!
My fiancée's Grandparents and parents lived North West of Hiroshima when it happened. They all have since passed, but her parents, who where 6 and 7 at the time and lived close to each other, told me about the day a flash of light unlike any they had seen was in the sky. And after a while a loud Boom followed by a rumbling roll of thunder that made them fear what it was. I did not get the chance to visit Hiroshima when I was there but on my next trip I am making it a point to go. I have seen many videos and commentaries about Hiroshima, but this one took things a step further and was more focused on the people than the bomb itself. That was a welcome, though very heartbreaking change. Thank you for the vid!
Япония продалась Америке за доллары. Теперь никто не хочет вспоминать что бомба была американской😢
I detest blurring scenes, as if we're infants who need to be protected from real life. Life isn't a video game and suffering is real.
It's because of RUclips. Anything graphic is never allowed.
Also out of respect for the victims I suppose.
Good thing I read the comments first. Now I'm not going to watch it. We cannot learn from history if we are always "protected" from the ugly parts.
@@TallulahB58 only a tiny bit was blurred
I agree with you.
Life Is hard, Life is tough, it definitely isn't fair, and these kids are not ever going to be able to understand that. And they will be the ones running the country in a few years?
As Elon Musk had said, if these Petty things trigger you so deeply. Then you've never been punched in the face
They never say in these documentaries who was the final one to convince everybody else, whose idea was to do this. But I bet you it was a democrat.
I lived in Japan for 20 years working for the US government. I never visited Hiroshima until after Covid. I breezed through the museum with little emotion. I watched this documentary and found the human emotion I had not felt while at the museum in Hiroshima explode and tears streak down my face. Let us pray this never happens again!
Let's not waste time by praying
@@MrAuskiwi101 Exactly. no gods ever existed and never will..
@@bamaboysmith2723 those are soldiers, these were civilians.
@bamaboysmith2723 trying to make excuses for American war crimes. And with incomparable events too.
Well done on low form.
Amen.
And let’s ignore those in these comments who feel a need to discourage people from having their own beliefs. 🙄 So rude and disrespectful.
I was in Horishima a year ago. I can definitely recommend that you visit the Memorial Museum. It's a very sad place, but it opens your eyes. Burnt children's clothes, burnt shadows of people on the walls, the original photos from the video here are also shown there. We also had a talk from a contemporary witness and were able to speak to her. She told us that the rivers in Hiroshima were full of corpses and badly burned people that day. She was not a contemporary witness per se, she was an infant. Her mother had just changed her diapers on a bench at a train station when the bomb went off. Presumably her life was spared by the station barrier. Her mother had severe burns on the right side of her face. At home, closer to the center, her whole family died except for her grandmother, who fell into the bathtub and was protected from the debris.
Que horror lo que la humanidad es capaz. Imposible no llorar y ver este documental
Thank you for sharing such a sad moment in history. It deserves to be told and remembered.
Do BOTH sides of the story deserve publication? Or just this side, ignoring the decade-limg reign of terror the Japanese had unleashed on that part of the world preceding this bombing?
@@BillHinerman Both sides of the story have been told. War is ugly and many suffer, I have compassion for them all.
What a heart wrenching yet exceedingly fascinating documentary. I appreciate the focus on the photo and identifying the individuals in it and their stories. The girl who was ordered away from the truck by the military officer and who went back into the heart of the city where the fires were blazing must've been so confused. Poor soul. I had walked through Hiroshima one day and, in a window, saw an older man who did not appear to have eyes, "looking" out over the city. My guess is that he was a victim of the bombing. Let's hope the world never sees another nuclear attack.
That little girl had me crying. It was one of the saddest things I've seen in my 78 years.
самое главное, чтобы мир никогда не увидел звериный японский милитаризм. Народы Азии никогда не забудут то зло, которые причинили им японские захватчики.
"an older man" 😂in US culture, their is no old age (past 60) but only "older" age.
U$ porn culture sees "old" as being a dirty word.🤣
Thanks for such an in-dept view of just 2 photographs !!
I think everybody needs to see this and understand what happened and how people actually felt during that time. Great documentary
I pray that some day we will be able to acknowledge our differences, get along, and live in peace.
We are part of earth! Living on earth means fighting to live.
Um...yeah...like Americans still hold anger towards the Japanese. Say foolish things somewhere else.
The quest for money, power and ultimately, human nature says that's a pipe dream
@@GQ007-il6ek Japan will not even admit the mass atrocities it committed. Please take your indignation somewhere else.
The simple fact that the axis countries started the war in the first place, the two major players Germany and Japan Committed huge atrocities in the countries that they occupied in the case of the Germans, most of Europe, and in the case of the Japanese China Burma, most of the chain of Islands in the Pacific, they systematically, eradicated, huge portions of the population of these countries lead to death of millions. Yes the US were first to develop the bomb managing to beat Germany in their efforts to build a bomb. It is a scar on mankind that the there was a need to develop and use the bomb it has caused fear for most of the world from the day it was dropped to this very day.
The hundreds of thousands that died as a result of the two bombs in fact saved millions of lives that would have been lost if the allies had to invade mainland Japan as the people of Japan had been told by their god the emperor to die to the last person to resist an allied invasion. It’s a very good documentary told from only one side leaving out the history that lead to these dreadful days.
Фильм потряс!Вывернул всю душу , сижу и ничего не могу делать,Его надо показывать во всех странах по центральным каналам!Неужели все это кто то пережил , ужас ,не должно такое повториться.!НЕТ!
а ведь это всего лишь навсего маломощный тактический заряд - по современной классификации. Всего 40 килотонн - сейчас такое упаковывают в один артиллерийский снаряд. Типовая бомба 1 мгт (в 25 раз мощнее) и таких от 3 до 10 шт в одной ракете. А всего их более чем по 5 тыс. у США и России. Не выживет никто
@@IvanKachinskiy Иван , спасибо большое ,что ответили.Я как дама , не разбираюсь во всех технических аспектах, я просто как обычный зритель была потоясенна как чисто физиологически страдали люди , хирург все просто обьяснил по - поводу кожи- ужасно,и очень жалко что в один миг столько детей и подростков .Желаю вам здоровья и радости в жизни .Москва.
А с какой легкостью в РФ ЯО размахивают и треть россиян не против его использования.
@@user-fj7kq9bl9lvous avez abusé de l’alcool
Есть разница как убить человека ? Убиенному легче становится когда он погибает не от ядерного взрыва а от ракеты, пули или гранаты ?
終戦からもうすぐ80年になります。日本は大部分が焼失しましたが、この数十年素晴らしい復興を遂げ、平和な生活を続けてきました。毎年夏になると反戦を誓っています。違う国の人間同士が争うのは間違っています。戦争が無くなるよう祈るばかりです。
Your so right there should never be war it breaks my heart this horror will never be forgotten ❤😢
今は独裁政権の大国が民主主義 小国を脅かしてる現状 どうするか考える事が大事だと思う
Mi corazón se llena de dolor y mucha tristeza solo de penzar en el sufrimiento de esas personas😢😢
So ein wertvolles Dokument darf nicht vergessen werden .So etwas darf ,nie ,nie , nie ,wieder geschehen ..Ist so schrecklich .
Nun sind es Impfnebenwirkungen die uns erkranken lassen.
Leider sind die "mächtigen"dieser Welt schon wieder auf dem Weg in diese Richtung 😢
@@matheit7883 Nur halt moderner. Diesmal sind es Impfungen und pervertierte Menschen die Unruhe hinein bringen. Vergewaltigungen, Morde, Lügen und Betrügen, Heuchlerei auf vielen Ebenen,...etc.Die Sklaven sind es selbst.
ihr glaubt auch alles...;-)
Si è vero e chi ci rimettiamo,siamo noi che non centriamo nulla 😢@@matheit7883
Another perspective: Japanese in other cities suddenly lost contact with Hiroshima and nobody knew why.
Government officials were tasked with driving to Hiroshima to find out what happened. You can imagine the horror as they arrived on the scene.
日本人として本当の歴史を知る必要がありますが、殆どが遮断されてしまっています。アメリカ支配下で何も身動きが取れません。それは何十年経った今でも。
本来の日本の考え方、教育、食べ物他様々な事が消されかかっています。
私たちの素晴らしい物をどうか奪っていかないで下さい。
日本人でいる私たちでさえ、昔の事を勉強するのが難しいのです。
今、自分が出来ることは
本来持っていた日本の物・事をまず知り、生活に活かし、平和と幸せを皆と共有する事だと思います。
戦争に向けるエネルギーを知的な物へ何故向けないのか。。
人類が皆素晴らしいと感じる事へ何故向けないのか。
人間として日本人として、戦争がとても不思議です。
Well, as a Japanese person perhaps you would want to STOP blaming the USA for "everything" disappearing in your culture. You might also want to read up on what your ancestors did to the entire Pacific basin during WW2, like starting a war! Then perhaps you can move onto how your Imperial Army used Chinese, UK, Dutch and US military POWs as live medical experiments, slave labor, and bayonet practice. You can perhaps read about the Korean "Comfort" women, the Austrian Nurses who were raped and then butchered, not to mention the completely innocent Philopenas who were butcher as your army got its a** kicked out of Manilla. Then there are completely innocent people interned in your camps where they died by the hundreds due to disease and lack of food. Ah yes, we sent Red Cross packages, that YOUR military withheld or used for themselves.
Please pick up a book! Your military admitted to what they did! Go online! And no, I don't believe that for one hot minute that the USA controls your internet!
А своим деткам вы тоже хотите сохранить сведения про отряд 731? Что творили японцы "врачи-исследователи" с пленными, среди которых были и женщины и дети? Уверена, что современные японцы и не знают об этом. Вы даже не покаялись в этом и не наказали ваших садистов, дав им спокойно жить и умереть в старости в тёплой постели. Поэтому поделом вам. Жалко, что мало
Compared to the sowjets & americans, the japanese at least admitted their crimes. (they had no other choice)
It's good that there are memorials for the people of Hiroshima. I was born in the 1960s (UK), and was obsessed with WW2. There was always silence on the subject of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. In the West, the feelings about the horrors of the were diverted into campaigns against nuclear weapons, as if this was a problem with technology. In some ways, that is partly true. Maybe 10 or 20 people made the decision to drop this bomb. So, there isn't a sense of shared guilt and this tragedy seems surreal. It's difficult for people to accept what happened, except that this shouldn't ever happen again. And you're right to want to keep Japanese culture.
@@juliusdietz9484 Hardly any of them did.
Respectfully watching how the Japanese citizens have handled a tragic situation and turned it into such an inspiration for the world to witness such integrity and kindness to each other.
not to make light of the bombing but the japanese suffer earthquakes, tsunami and volcanoes regularly, they roll up their sleeves and clean up the mess. i am told that the three trams that survived the bombing were taking people to work three days after the bomb fell.
my ex wife didn't want to be translator, so i never got the chance to ask my in-laws how they felt about the war, they had (they have passed) an american airbase a mile or so away from their house with blackhawks and f16's circling there house most days, but the japanese for the most part i think are okay with the americans presence, i think they dislike china more than americans. i have been to hiroshima, my son rang the peace bell, i love japan and the japanese, i do think the japanese people did not want war, that the emperor was the instigator.
They are not so kind to Americans visiting the memorial site. My son had to he escorted to a train by policemen to save his life because he was obviously an American and in the military.
Normal....
@@HarryNicNicholas 天皇は「祈りの象徴」であり、政治に関りを持ちません。天皇も戦争を望んでいませんでしたがそれを発言することも許されてはいませんでした。
I cross the Miyuki Bridge almost daily. Not only this bridge, the whole city is a reminder that we can never let this happen again. Sadly, the two survivors talked about in this film, Mitsuko Kouchi and Sunao Tsuboi, are no longer with us.
Добра тебе дорогая
Так повторилось же!
Через три дня в Нагасаки!
Тот, кто сбросил бомбы сдохли через самоубийства. Так им и надо! Но ещё опаснее те, кто отправляли лётчиков.
Interestingly, the areas both bombs were dropped was the most Christian/Catholic areas. The epicentre was above a Catholic Church where four priests were in the Presbytery after Mass and Devotions. They stepped out to see flattened buildings and the incinerated. None of the priests had radiation effects. When asked, they said " we all lived The Fatima Message"! See Fatima, Portugal, 1917.
@@user-ju7mk3eh9e Perhaps no more raids on Pearl Harbor.
@@syfr Pearl Harbor pales in comparison.
Merci pour ces Témoignages , que le message de PAIX soit largement entendu partout dans le monde , nous devons tous oeuvrer pour cela....
D'accord.
De même...@@sivaschuh4396
In the late 50's I found and bought at the local library's book sale, a paoerback titled Hiroshima. It had in the center of the volume a number of b&w photos taken by the first American troups to arrive in Hiroshima after Little Boy was dropped. Those images still burn in my mind's eye nearly 80 years later. As an American army brat who had accompanied my two U.S. Army officer parents to occupy Okinawa after the Japanese surrender, I was traumatized and aghast at what my beloved country had perpetrated on the Nation I had come to love as a child, cared for by Okinawan citizens during our stay there.
I do not remember what I did with that book. I have tried to find another copy, but, though it was reprinted several times since that first edition, none of the subsequent editions contain the photos, deliberate, no doubt. One detail I recall was from the Army doctors' reports taken from the emergency hospitals set up there by the U.S forces. Every person who had worn dark colored patterned clothing like yukata had the cloth's pattern burned into their skin, as the dark cotton absorbed more of the gamma rays than did the white part of the pattern. The dark colored student uniforms meant deeper burns from intense absorption of the radiation.
I have seen such sad pictures in libraries in Japan. We need to think about peace.
There are people like you who feels. And there are people who supports killing !
My grandfather had a Japanese work colleague who returned to Japan in the 70s. The friendship remained. In 1986 my parents accepted the invitation to go to Japan. At the age of 16 I visited Tokyo, Osaka and also Hiroshima. The horror (the photos from the museum) was the trigger for me to do community service. I can still see the stone on which a person stood (it was burned into the stone). I still remember the "fire" in front of the museum and that this fire will only go out when there is peace throughout the world. It takes a few seconds to realize what this text means...and I had tears streaming down my face like many others who left the museum.
These are the kind of history
America does not want to be thought in schools
America the great ?????? really
@@shanazali8133, I taught it.
@@shanazali8133 In what schools in the US is this no long taught? My parents (yes, including my mother) were stationed in Occupied Japan after the war. By age of 4 I knew of WWII. By the age of 5 or 6, I knew of the atomic bombs. ALL military personnel, at that time, were taught how to best survive a blast. I ALSO knew of the terrible crimes committed by the Imperial Japanese Army against our military personnel (some of whom were cared for in our family quarters as they were personal friends), and American civilians who were in places like the Philippines. My 2nd grade teacher had her 15-year-old son die in her arms in an internment camp due to disease and malnutrition. Her husband, a civilian civil engineer, died building a railroad. My mother's 2 brothers, ages 17 and 18, died on Bataan Death March. Their bodies never recovered.
I guess that you researched all the schools in the USA to make such a statement. Perhaps, in the course of such work, you found that the USA DID NOT START THE DAMN WAR. We did however have to end it! And at great cost!
And then, under General McArthur, rebuild the Jap society from the ground up, giving ALL Japanese the right to the vote, including women! Or how about the incorporation of Unions, giving workers for the first time any power. Before that a Japanese worker was little more than a slave to whatever company they worked for.
Perhaps, your time would have been better spent checking out the Japanese schools where WW2 IS NOT TAUGHT??? What an incredibly insulting statement to make for anyone who remembers those days! Where my I ask where you "educated"?
@@MARYREED-nh7gb Тебе в школе рассказали ту историю, которая выгодна для США. Поучи историю из других источников. Так вот, тогда когда США применили ядерное оружие против Японии и прежде всего по гражданским людям, военного смысла не было, война заканчивалась, Япония была разгромлена. США по факту провела испытание ядерного оружия в боевой обстановке. Позор США и тем кто оправдывает эту страну за это военное преступление.
Lo que tú dices es ojo por ojo diente por diente ? Que Jehová te perdone, todas las personas sufren por mentes enfermas y nadie gana en una guerra, solo queda sufrimiento y dolor.@@MARYREED-nh7gb
Heartbreaking.
Truly heartbreaking.
Thank you for telling us - and showing us - their stories.
А теперь посмотрите документальные фильмы про отряды 731 и 100 в Японии. Вы будете благодарны американцам за их поистине замечательный поступок.❤
@@user-jz8qt5lh9g💩
It's 2024.
I was born in 1967. I don't remember much but, I was thought this. I remember seeing a young girl running around with no clothes on and burns everywhere.
I hope to Visit Japan and Hermosa one day.
I don't understand why this happened to the people of this place. God Bless everyone who died or went through that.
I'm from the USA and can't understand what happened.
Sad...😢 My heart just cries out 💔😢
ALL wars ARE curle and brutal watching this video breaks my heart 💔😭🙏🏻😥
It should be mandatory that every human being watches this video. The young girl that walked back to the fire, after being shouted at, will be forever etched in my mind. The hopelessness she would have felt as she walked to her death. It's amazing how 2 photographs told so many stories. All those children who just wanted to go home. God bless them and everyone who was involved in this human atrocity 🕊️. Hiroshima and Nagasaki should never be forgotten ❤🕊️❤
I agree. The story of the little girl yelled at and not allowed on the truck, then bursts into tears and runs away. A child suffering alone, just so profoundly sad. It really haunts me. I'll have to say a prayer for her tonight.
Amen!
Господи! Спаси! Сохрани нас! Помилуй! Пусть этот ад никогда не повторится на земле! Низкий поклон создателям фильма за правду...
It will happen again because men are unable to keep peace, the Bible says, "The heart is more deceitful than anything else and incurable, who can understand it?" Jeremiah 17:9
Zechariah 14:12 describes in the future nuclear war when Israel is under attack. There is a way of escape! Turn to Jesus Christ and receive forgiveness and eternal life. "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life," John 3:16. Jesus promised to come for His own and this will happen before the last 7 years of the Tribulation Period under the Antichrist, please read Revelation. Jesus promised to spare those from the hour of testing coming on the whole world, Revelation 3:10.
Ukraine?
в последние годы активно выпускают статьи и видео о том что ядерная война не страшна и если потребуется то станет самым верным решением ведь если не нажать красную кнопку первым её обязательно нажнут враги.
Вот фашист путин и шантажирует весь мир такой бомбой! Видать ему это нравится!😡
@@world_peace775 - к счастью, России не обязательно сейчас нажимать кнопку первой. Она всё равно успеет вовремя ответить благодаря управляемому гиперзвуку. А в доктрине у них ответно-встречный удар.
Зато штатам есть повод задуматься, и не давить на кнопку.
Este documental es una clase de respeto a la vida yde que la única guerrera a librar es en favor del entendimiento entre las naciones más poderosas del planeta tierra. Otras reflexiones deja este trabajo . Gracias por darnos a conocer el valor de la vida y el desprecio al conflicto armado.
CHUPENLO HERMANO
La bomba atómica otra creación del hombre y lo horrible es que las grandes potencias del mundo la tienen sin olvidar la bomba de neutrones.
I WAS 8 YEARS OLD WHEN THIS HAPPENED, BUT I DON'T REMEMBER IT BEING MEMTIONED AT SCHOOL. THANK YOU FOR THIS DOCUMENTARY, IT WAS ENLIGHTENING TO SAY THE LEAST. I HOPE WE DON'T SEE SUCH DEVASTATION AGAIN . WAS VERY UPSET WHEN THE SOLDIER SENT THE LITTLE GIRL AWAY. VERY SORRY ALSO BY THE REMARK, 'WOMEN AND CHILDREN WERE OF NO USE '. I DO HOPE THEIR THINKING HAS CHANGED BY NOW. WE ARE ALL EQUAL.THE ONLY REAL MEMORY I HAD OF THE WAR WAS WHEN I RETURNED HOME TO BROKEN HILL TO SEE SOLDIERS AT THE STATION, THAT WAS SOMETIME IN AUGUST, I HAD JUST SPENT 8 MONTHS IN SYDNEY FOR EAR SURGERY THAT LEFT ME DEAF IN MY RIGHT EAR BUT SAVED MY LEFT EAR. THANK GOD FOR SMALL MERCIES, AS THE SAYING GOES..THE HARDEST PART OF THAT WAS BEING TAKEN AWAY BY A LADY I DID NOT KNOW, I CRIED AND MY FATHER WAS ANGRY WITH ME FOR CRYING. I KNOW HOW CHILDREN FEEL BEING DRAGGED AWAY NOW BECAUSE OF THE UKRANIAN WAR. WE CAN ONLY PRAY FOR PEACE OVER THERE. BLESSINGS TO ALL. TRIXIE, 87, SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
'WOMEN AND CHILDREN WERE OF NO USE '. 😂Without women, no children. Without children, no future. So, a stupid idea!
My mother was 14 and lived through the nagasaki bomb, she passed with cancer in 1972, i still remember all the stories about it
Ты из японии?
@@Ieluy be polite, use Вы
This is a great teaching documentary. Do not start a war.
Also, don't side with a deranged dictator.
The population has no choice in the matter and are the true victims of any war, its tragic in any scenario.
@@aspensulphate fjb
started by that asshole FDR
FDT@@tedc4982
I have been to Hiroshima and today it is a beautiful and vibrant city. I have stood on that bridge and it was an eerie feeling. The ikonic skeletal dome building a few hundred yards away. The museum and memorial were both horror inducing and enlightening. Later I visited my father, a long retired veteran of the Pacific War. He fought from Australia all the way through the liberation of the Philippine Islands. He was EOD primary and a 1st LT, finished his career a Lt. Col. After I showed him the photos I had taken of the museum and related areas, he finally opened up about that part of his experience. He had been on the security team that had accompanied the first group of American scientists into Hiroshima several weeks after the surrender. When he knew I had seen the exhibits and photos there (some quite graphic, showed him a bunch of images from the museum) and the fact I had been an ER Nurse for over 10 years and had seen trauma, he finally felt he could share some of what he experienced. I was grateful that he finally felt he could share such a terrible experience before he died at over 100 years of age. Those who fought on both sides were greatly affected from such an experience. Miss you dad.
Amazing testimony. Thanks for sharing.
Liberation from?
@@YIKESMF Japanese occupation.
@@evanpetelle5669 Those who saw and experienced are now mostly gone. Few to remember. Fewer still who can understand it even when it is described or seen in images. To later personally walk that ground and stand on that bridge and to nearby see the still radioactive Commerce Exhibit Hall building (the skeletal dome) and the museum was an amazing and emotional experience. The actual steps from the Sumitomo Bank building a few blocks away were actually in the museum, with the melted and vaporized remains still showing on the stones.
@@ratwynd sheesh…. I can only imagine the absolute hell that those people endured. I recently watched Barefoot Gen…. An anime about the bombings.
No hay nada más valioso que la paz 🕊️
I live in Hiroshima 5mins away from Peace Memorial Park.
Our city is very beautiful and peaceful now.
Mir kammen die Tränen wo ich die Bilder gesehen habe.
Es so traurig das Menschen anderen Menschen sowas antun.
No olvidar NUNCA quien fue. 🤔🙄🇺🇾👍
😭
Emberek! Nagyon gyorsan észhez térni, hogy ez soha se ismétlődhessen meg.
Wir sind wieder auf dem Weg dorthin !
@@livbeau8460 Sok egyéb úton járhatunk, amelyek a jövő felé vezetnek, de a rakétákkal kirakott út csak a semmibe fut.
Politiker, nicht Menschen. Menschen haben damit nicht zu tun. Die Politmarionetten, die von den wahren Tätern eingesetzt werden. Von den skrupellosen und bestialischen Geld und Machtsüchtigen, der Herrscher dieser Erde
Az emberek nem tanulnak a múlt hibáiból.😢
@@ultraviolethu Igaz, de az emberek/országok még mindig nem tanultak meg békében élni, annak ellenére, hogy háborúk történtek és folytatódnak.
They say...A picture paints a thousand words...excellent piece of work bringing the photo to life.
Devastation on a scale now imaginable.
Blessings to all who suffered this horror.❤
What an awesome set of photographs, just watching the photos kept me stunned and in awe, no amount of film footage could have done justice to the carnage of the scene unfolding before the cameraman's eyes. War is hell. Unfortunately there is peace only after War. Sennen Antonio Dourado Mumbai/Milwaukee
My heart breaks for the little girl 💔😭 How small and lonely she must have felt.
I visited Hiroshima many times. It’s my favourite city in Japan.
Very relaxing, big parks, very quiet even with visitors and many schools. Very peaceful.
The first time i visited the taxi driver told me he was up in the mountains when it happened. He was over 70 and still working. I had no words to say. I was just going back to the hotel after visiting the peace memorial museum and walk etc
I just couldn’t ask or say anything 😢. Very strange feeling. The man was strong as a brick. You could see it in his thick neck forearms and his eyes. He wasn’t even dramatic about it.
Another time I was taking a photo and suddenly I turn around and I had like 200 kids behind me all in their school uniform with their backpack and hats on. I couldn’t believe it. They were so quiet…
That city is so special and beautiful.
Ya i only visit Hiroshima 1 time so far in 2015 , the city is so quiet , doesnt much annoying sound. is so good to walk around that city
Just been there last November, Beautiful City, Beautiful People.
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@@jamesdavis8542Dumbass James thinks he knows how to spell. Isn't that special. 😂😂😂
Excellent descriptive comment! You made me see it in vivid colors! Thanks! 🙏
I want to say is, I am so very sorry that this happened to innocent people. Acts of War should only be against soldiers, not civilians.
And I hope with all my heart and soul, this never happens, ever again!
I'm sorry for all the suffering and death.
Imagine what a world it would be, if all the people would live in peace...
The best documentary I have ever seen. War is literally hell on earth. Death in war knows no nationality. It takes all, young and old, the good and the bad.
Stop using the word 'literally' if you don't know what it means
@@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973we found the scholar over here
@@mirrrstery it's pretty sad when people think you must be a scholar if you have a normal English speaking adult's vocabulary
@@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973 Oh calm down for pities sake. I bet people love being round you. Jeez.
@@everyonehatesfrauditors765 I bet mentally ill people, cretins and morons enjoy being around you. And I'm perfectly calm .
It's every photographer's first instinct to document- I can't imagine how bad it was for him to only take 5 photos.
When I was in Japan back in the early seventies I visited Hiroshima , there are caves with people melted into rocks.
Inssupportable douleur en voyant ce documentaire.L'horreur absolue.
Тяжёлый,но очень нужный фильм.Благодарю всех кто создал этот шедевр.Люди должны знать и помнить.
Люди должни знать, что США это убицы целого народа
Besonders die Japaner, die wie die deutschen Faschisten während des Zweiten Weltkriegs grausame Verbrechen begangen haben.
ага, только уже учат что это мы сбросили,русские.. и сами ,японцы, забывают что они творили с людьми...Не жалко вообще их
@@user-qp7ij9ft9m Я служил на Курильских островах, и на о.Итуруп была пещера , где было всё для пыток людей, в том числе и хим оружье
I also remember Pearl Harbor
Столько загробленых жизней😢бедные дети, невиновные ни в чем что пришлось им пережить
@@ekaterina6840 а кто выжил,теперь пиндосам ноги целуют и благодарят
USA culprit
@@giselameunier4788 Troll?
Бессмысленно объяснять волку, что плохо кушать зайцев? Они бы сами себя все перебили, не дай им Годзиллу в виде взрыва.😢(( Это было НЕОБХОДИМО и НЕИЗБЕЖНО.
@@_____.__Godzilla 😊
A very good show. The things that war brings out can be so horrible. and sadly at the same time, generate so much knowledge from that horror. Thank you for sharing things from the human view of this time.
Incredible sadness created by humans. I still don’t understand why war happens, it makes absolutely no sense an incredible film that I’ve shared with my family
One of the best documentaries I have seen on RUclips thanks for putting it up
WOW !!IM so glad I found this, GREAT Report.
I wish humanity, especially Asian cultures, put as much effort into remembering the atrocities they inflicted on others as those they suffered. The Japanese behaved like monsters to those living in countries they invaded in WWII, and they still don't acknowledge it, let alone recognize as human & social equals in Japan the huge number of living descendants of the masses of Korean slaves they imported during that period of history, who remain treated as second class citizens.
ABSOLUTELY 💯.
My Number #1. Favorite RUclips Video Ever. My Grandfather on my Mom’s side was in the Navy in the Pacific at the time this happened. He was 23 years old.
My grandfather was a conscientious objector when he was drafted. He was made a medical transporter for the US Army. He was near the bombings in Japan and died of throat cancer when I was eight.
Very one-sided doc. I wish humanity, especially Asian cultures, put as much effort into remembering the atrocities they inflicted on others as those they suffered. The Japanese behaved like monsters to those living in countries they invaded in WWII, and they still don't acknowledge it, let alone recognize as human & social equals in Japan the huge number of living descendants of the masses of Korean slaves they imported during that period of history, who remain treated as second class citizens.
Фильм потряс до слёз,огромная благодарность создателям за память о чудовищной трагедии и безвинно погибших и пострадавших людей.дай бог,чтобы люди поняли ценность мира и человеческой жизни. очень грустно...
So aktuell!!
Дома был небольшой альбом с иллюстрациями трагедии. Родители его конечно прятали, поскольку изображения были ужасны. Я ребёнком знала о событии, но каждый раз пересматривая альбом, была в потрясении от произошедшего.
А вас фотографии разбомбленых городов Германии так же до слёз потрясает? Или не очень?
Показуйте цей фільм божевільним росіянам, які підтримують свого фашиста-президента _путіна_ і його погрози використати ядерну зброю в Україні, яка вже втратила і продовжує втрачати багато своїх громадян після вибуху 4 енергоблока Чорнобильської атомної електростанції в 1986 році. Тоді Радянський союз, в складі якого була Україна, проводив випробування потужностей атомного енергоблоку. Громадяни Російської федерації хочуть створити в Україні після повномасштабного вторгнення в 2022 році такий самий жах, який пережили мешканці Хіросіми і Нагасакі в 1945 році.
Thanks for the audio in most languages ❤
I pray for true peace and tranquility for evey family that lost their people,i pray that there will never ever be world war again.My heart goes to every one here and for every survivors .I pray that God gives you the strength to keep carrying on and to keep honoring those you lost!Thank you for sharing this historic story of strong will to survive in the heart of one of the most deadly war in history and to still live for those who lost their lives 🥹🙏🙏🙏❤.
My dad was amongst the first allied troops in Hiroshima after the bomb. He made sure his children knew of the devastation. For him it was incomprehensible and he showed us his photographs. Where there was once homes and buildings there was nothing. He hade sure we never forget what happened to Hiroshima and likewise I never let my son forget. He is likely to make sure his future children know too. Hiroshima and Nagasaki will always be in our memory let it be that it never happens again. To any nation.
Did your dad show you pictures of the "comfort stations" in which Japanese forced young Korean, Chinese, Filipino, and Northern Asian girls as young as 12 into prostitution? Or the Japanes death camps where they starved and tortured countless allied forces to death? Or... or... or...
Let fascism, nationalism and racism die so we never need to bomb another country into civility again. The nuke was the best thing that could've happened to Japan and the world at the time. And invasion of the home islands would have caused so much more suffering.
Показуйте цей фільм божевільним росіянам, які підтримують свого фашиста-президента _путіна_ і його погрози використати ядерну зброю в Україні, яка вже втратила і продовжує втрачати багато своїх громадян після вибуху 4 енергоблока Чорнобильської атомної електростанції в 1986 році. Тоді Радянський союз, в складі якого була Україна, проводив випробування потужностей атомного енергоблоку. Громадяни Російської федерації хочуть створити в Україні після повномасштабного вторгнення в 2022 році такий самий жах, який пережили мешканці Хіросіми і Нагасакі в 1945 році.
It's really moving that your dad was so candid about what happened. It's hard when you're a soldier to drop the bias of loyalty to a nation when there are world changing implications.
I made myself watch this to the end. It was hard to do that, and I just wept. I am immensely grateful for this record. We need to know. I feel so sorry and so ashamed. But thank you for recording this.
Why would you be ashamed, you were not even there or born back then. You also do not know what it was like for American who were rations and had family members dying fignting this war. Basically Japan was warned before they dropped that first bomb. They ignored it. Even after the first bomb was dropped they were warned again and they still did not stop. Unfortunally it took this to get peace. War is never pretty. But you do not win until someone gives up. Maybe they should have never attacked us to begin with.
Do you mind me asking why you’re ashamed? Is it because your country was responsible? If so, what if they had done it to the US? 🤔 Pearl Harbor was only the beginning
Genuinely asking without malicious intent at all
I really want to know your thoughts
@@JAM661 embarrassing yourself pal
Excellent presentation!
E stato orribile,una strage de persone innocenti,donne bambini, ragazzi ma un dolore immenso.
La guerra non e altro che distruzione 😭
Such terrible ruin. I was in Hiroshima in 1961 and visited a local museum. I remember seeing a photo of a human body etched into the concrete sidewalk, also there was a cluster of glass Coca Cola bottles all fused together. Melted by the intense heat. Things I have never forgotten. Thank you for posting this.......Domo Arigato
16 Jahre nach der Katastrophe keine Strahlung mehr? Da wundere ich mich schon. Uns hat man doch immer erzählt, man könne hunderte von Jahren nicht mehr in so ein Gebiet.
@@alterweiermann9773wir werden belogen. Ständig diese Angstmacherei!
Es wurden über 2000 Atombomben gezündet! 500 davon überirdisch!
In Nanking haben die Japaner 250000 Menschen abgeschlachtet, so viele wie in Hiroshima und Nagasaki durch Atombomben getötet wurden. Man braucht viele Informationen um alles in Perspektive setzen zu können.
They must added some pictures in sixty nine or seventy, I'm remember seeing a child melted to their mom.
@@alterweiermann9773 because it was detonated 600 meters above ground so most of the fallout was pulled into the atmosphere and dispersed by winds
Didnt notice the devastation?
Forgetting history will never end well...!!! Always remember, and honor history...!!!
Honor war?
@@usatennisproff There's always one...
Obrigado pelo documentário excelente trabalho.
It makes me cry. I am a 55 year old Canadian woman and my mother told me about the bomb when I was around 5 years old. I remember asking, "Why did they do that?" and not being satisfied with her explanation, even when I was that young. There is no justification or good explanation out there.
Because not doing it would've led to even more death. Millions of Americans and Japanese would've died in Overlord. They were going to fight to the death for every inch of land like on iwo jima and every other battle. They were suicidal, hence the teenage kamikazes. You don't know the war or the culture of imperial Japan if you dont know why they did it. There was no surrender unless we could kill them without them being able to kill us. They would sacrifice 10 of theirs to hurt one of ours. That's not an enemy you understand.
@@rolandfischer931 You're very bloodthirsty.
@@jennifercorvec2452 ah yes, preventing the slaughter of millions is bloodthirsty. 🙄 Go study iwo jima. You know the same amount of information as you did when you were 5. If you don't learn history you'll have very uninformed opinions.
@@jennifercorvec2452 what would be your enlightened plan to get the Japanese to stop slaughting millions and occupying half of china? Please do tell. Since there were so many options.
I wouldn't be here if we didn't drop the bombs most likely. My grandpa joined the navy In August 1945. Had operation overlord gone through, he very well couldve been killed. why should he have to fight them and risk his life and see the horrors unleashed on the world by the imperial japanese? So you don't have to feel bad that we did what we had to do to stop evil?
@@jennifercorvec2452 And you are very stupid. What he said was and is correct and accurate. He is not bloodthirsty for telling the truth!
Dear old Jen, pick up a book. Go on the internet to ANY website that has to do with the beginning of WW2. Do just a tiny amount of research BEFORE you start calling people names!
Excellent documentation! Thank you very much 🙏 R.I.P. all the victims 😞🙏🕯️
My father was among the first American Army occupational troops sent to Hiroshima. Many of his Army buddies died of cancer, as did my dad, too. He never slept well after his time in Hiroshima. He saw too much, & met too many locals. So sad.
Would have been sadder for allied troops if the bombs were not dropped. My father was still fighting the jap$ in Borneo, and they had no intention of stopping until everyone died. They had to be stopped.
The allied forces later dying of cancer is a tragedy. I’m sorry to hear that. The powers that be made some mistakes there, for sure.
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@@josephpashka7369 Surprising, given that Hiroshima was part of the Australian occupation.
Pourtant tu continues de portez les couleurs d'un gouvernement nazi, soutenue par les mêmes monstres responsables de cette horreur. N'as tu pas honte ?
@@seanlander9321 From 1946 to 1952 Australian forces were responsible for the military occupation of Hiroshima Prefecture, the site of the first atomic bomb attack in history. U.S. troops were in Hiroshima between October 6, 1945, and March 6, 1946, and U.S. troops were in the vicinity of Nagasaki between September 11, 1945, and July 1, 1946
Comment peut-on infliger une horreur pareille???? L image de la dame tournoyante en essayant de réveiller son bébé calciné me hantera à jamais et me rappellera que l homme est vraiment cruel !
incroyable et beau témoignages merci ❤🎉
One of my neighbours was a British POW working for the Japanese and was at Hiroshima when the atomic bomb was dropped.
He was close to where the bomb was detonated and his life was saved because he was working in the hold of a ship that was in a dry dock on the river. He remembers nothing about the bomb going off except he was working and then everything was total devastation around him.
Ironically his life was saved by the detonation of this bomb because the Japanese ordered that every POW was to be executed. If the bomb was dropped a few days later he would not have survived.
Very kind and loving people
Thank you for your story
@@suss6385 mejor de las guerras civiles chinas y lo que el comunismo chino le hizo a su población 😊
It wasn't unusual for the Japanese to execute Prisoners. Their values were not Judeo-Christian values. Hence the Code of the Samurai and the Honor code. There are pictures of the Japanese beheading their prisoners of War. Then are other instances/ stories of those who survived the Bataan Death March, in the Philippines. Where American and Filipino prisoners were marched to a Prison camp and had to walk hundreds of miles, without food or water, in the hot sun. They were told that if they spoke or if they got out of formation, they would be killed, immediately. If you had to go to the bathroom, go in your pants. Just for fun, the Japanese soldiers came along in a Military Truck with their sharpened swords and beheaded those soldiers who were in formation and were obeying their Japanese commanders' orders. That is because the Japanese following the Samurai Code, believed surrender was a huge disgrace, putting you on the level of a being a cockroach, making you worthy of death. So, now you can understand why this soldier took no pity on a wounded little girl hoping for rescue and comfort. All this death, suffering and pain, due to madmen, full of hate, and the lust of power and wealth, believing they... IF they fought hard enough, could rule the World.
It is happening again with those in charge of Russia, China, Iran and their allied States working toward the same goal. We are seeing parallels today like that of the thinking and agendas, before the start of World War 2. Scary stuff! Where those in Russia, like Putin's right hand man Medvedev is ready to start a nuclear war and could care less about the consequences to other people or his own people, from a retaliatory attack. This guy ought to be a Funny farm!
@@suss6385 yeah really. The rape of Nanking. Or when they used germ warfare on Manchuria (Plague virus). Or enslaved Koreans.
I read John Hersey's book when I was ten years old and had wanted to visit Hiroshima ever since. I finally made it last year, it was an incredibly moving experience.
If you follow your visit to peace park with a trip to Detroit, it makes it hard to believe we won the war.
@@ChacoteOutdoorRecreation I grew up in Detroit and enlisted into the Marine Corps after high school. I visited Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima while stationed there. So yes, I TOTALLY agree with your assessment of Hiroshima v. Detroit. Hard to believe the US won after driving the streets of Detroit, present day. Sad.
@@gmoney9068 Iwakuni? I was a 7051 spent 94 and 95 and was on Cobra Gold
@@ChacoteOutdoorRecreation You're still a teenager! I was 5811 (Military Police) and I was in Iwakuni in 1983. I loved it there. My favorite duty station, for sure.
@@ChacoteOutdoorRecreation it makes more sense when you think about it. The same people who created the economic blockade of Japan. The people who removed Guam, The Philippines and 5 other US overseas installations from the December 7th Address FDR gave to the nation.
They're the same people who moved production of all of the American companies from the US, to China and Mexico.
The same people who quickly extended over $1 Trillion in credit to failing companies heavily levered in Mortgage Backed Securities in 2007.
Same people who assembled record breaking bonuses for those same CEOs. Same people at the Fed who decided it was better to purchase sh17 assets from gambling companies than to pay off the loans of American homes. Soon foreclosed and vacated. Sometimes forever, the ownership of the debt spread out between dozens of banks.
Every war America has participated in for the last 140 years has been based off of lies, or events with false backgrounds.
It's always been about those who hold wealth, with designs for more...Against the clueless people.
But our responsibility is to condemn acts of horrific cruelty, like the fire bombing of Tokyo or the nuclear attacks.
Brilliant documentary! So heartbreakingly emotional!! I learned a lot from this.
Как жил тот кто сбросил эту бомбу, его жена, дети,? Он помахал рукой перед этим страшным полетом, ужас и только ужас , страх . Никогда , нигде этого не должно повториться.
Например, утин столько людей убил и ничего, живет и шлет на убой крепостных и дальше.
А как жили японские врачи-садисты, проводившие эксперименты над пленными в отряде 731? Потом их даже не посадили, они жили долго и сыто и сдохли в своих постелях. Будь прокляты все, кто несёт боль и смерть!
А как живут летчики, бомбящие Украину?
Those photo-realistic 3D reconstructions made from the actual photos is really impressive.
Impressive my arse..it is fucking disgusting how millions of innocent people were murdered
Eine sehr beeindruckende und notwendige Reportage. Es lässt einen bestürzt und traurig zurück.
robertolazary Ein Angriff auf die Zivielbevölkerung .
Humanitäres Völkerrecht . Zivilbevölkerung genießt im internationalen bewaffneten Konflikt den allgemeinen Schutz vor den Kriegshandlungen . . .
Konnte man das nicht vorher wissen , dass der Einsatz von Atombomben , der flächenddeckend alles Leben auslöscht und in erster Linie die Menschen, die Familien mit ihren Kindern trifft .
Wer hatte das geplant ? Personen mit Familie und Kinder ?
Покажите этот фильм на ПЕРВОМ КАНАЛЕ российского телевидения.
И КАЖДЫЙ ДЕНЬ повторяйте, повторяйте, повторяйте!
Вместо сериалов и ток-шоу.
И так постоянно.
Пока ВСЕ НЕ НАСМОТРЯТСЯ И, наконец, не ВЫКЛЮЧАТ телевизоры и БОЛЬШЕ НИКОГДА не захотят смотреть ни 1, ни 2 , ни
" Спас".
Да кто же покажет такое на ГеббельсТВ и СатанаТВ вместе взятые 😁.
Да, и кстати телевизороголовое население, в простонародье наVOZ, ни в коем случае не хочет знать правды, а вот ложь с телевизора они "хавают" на ура.
My Mom's birthday is August 6th. Sadly, she got bombed every year.
Let us all pray that there is World🌎 Peace one day.
Oh, dear!
Not likely with the middle east/isreal mess. Those middle easterners will never let it go
Only when JESUS CHRIST returns
@@SybilDeligny-cz3brКогда США исчезнет - будет мир во всем мире)
@@SybilDeligny-cz3br
When the world will convert to Christ,, that will be the return.🙏
Merci pour ce reportage édifiant. On mesure l'horreur vécue. Si seulement ça pouvait servir de leçon pour que plus jamais les hommes fassent preuve d'inhumanité😢
You think they haven't seen it? It does not matter.
Macron souhaite ça pour les Français puissance 10, voir 100... A part ça, les facho c'est le RN...
Avisale a la otan😮
Au cours de la seconde guerre mondiale les Japonais ont massacré pas moins de 30 millions de Philippins, Malais, Vietnamiens, Cambodgiens, Indonésiens et Birmans, dont au moins 23 millions étaient ethniquement chinois.
america is a christian country
excelente documentário que nos trouxe para nosso conhecimento, obrigado
Thanks
Haunting and terrible. Great job with this doc.
Excellent reportage il doit demeurer actif comme un point important de l'histoire. Puisse l'humanité ne jamais utiliser la bombe atomique à nouveau.
Avisale a EEUU Y A LA OTAN.....😮
@@silvia9982No Silvia, notify all country leaders. And hopefully they will notify terrorists.
Не человечество, а америкака...
@@Константин-Русский Read some history.
@@silvia9982 Read some history.
Очень ценный фильм, люди, будьте бдительны и неравнодушны. Чтобы не повторится этот ужас, а мы играем с огнём....
Thank you for a well made vid. The people who did the video production did an excellent job of restoring the images with delicate respect to the victims.
Excellent documentary. This is one Ill never forget. Heartbreaking. Truly relevant given the state of the world.
The saddest thing is that we take such wars and atrocities as a given and we have all accepted them as 'normal'. Humanity will change once we realize that only a few instigate these wars for power & profit, but billions of us hold those tiny seeds of hatred within us.
Дааа
So true
Erschütternd. Man sollte diese Doku in jedem Geschichtsunterricht in der Schule zeigen.
戦争は何も生まない
涙が止まらない、悔しい
I carry a lucky charm handed to me in Hiroshima in 1990.
Best Underground Disco Ever ( not kidding-these people know how to party)
Arising from the ashes, Hiroshima is the Great Phoenix. If you’ve experienced the museum, you understand how fragile we are.
Better be in God's side lucky charm do NOT going to save you from what is coming.
The ONLY Savior is Jesus Christ
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Thanks for your lecture
Very, very sad, but so was the horror on The Bataan Death March, Tarawa and The US Arizona. .
Yes, exactly.
If Truman did not approve the bomb, he would have been ostracized if the Americans had to invade on X day My father would have been there.
@@oldmech619 Mine would have also
Is it better to kill innocent civilians, men women and children than risk the lives of trained soldiers, who are taught to kill and know they will have to sacrifice their lives for their country ?
And as to who started ww2, especially in Asia, that is still being debated 70 years later.
@@amac6483 Debate? Sure, but there's no debating the attack on Pearl Harbor. And remember that Hiroshima indeed was s staging ground for the Jap military. What better target?
К сожалению некоторые забыли и даже стали позволять себе угрожать всему миру. И только одно их останавливает собственный страх за свою жалкую жизнь.
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Этот фильм надо показать в Японии во всех кинотеатрах и по всем каналам тв.Японцам надо освежить память.Она у них притупилась Обо всём этом помнят только в ненавистной японцами России.Русские не забудут об этом никогда,в отличии от японцев.
Great doc.
I’m so glad this video exists. Thank you for uploading it.
??? C'est pas ta langue
теперь задумайтесь что нас ждет . реальность такова .смерть будет моментальной останется пятно и радиация некоторые выживут .
Bardzo wartościowy materiał, wstrząsający i trudny jednocześnie. Popłakałem się.
To powinni ogladac dzien w dzien polscy politycy ktorzy tak pchaja nas do wojny .
Ich glaube die Toten von Dresden halten sich mit der von Hiroshima die Waage.!!!
@@Zoe-ot5kp I do not believe that any Poles wants war. They have suffered so much in the past 80 years! I very much admire all the peoples of the Baltic region and most especially the Poles.
@@MARYREED-nh7gb what do you know about polish politics? So called " Polish " government is pushing for war hard. Make statements based not on feelings only on facts.
@@MARYREED-nh7gbi polacchi hanno al vertice chi fa' per loro , sono pochi , come i padroni del mondo.
Così penso
The audio is done quite well. Lower octave narrators have more noticeable tone changes and need to concentrate a tad more.
Amazing documentary and bless to the victims so sorry😢😊
oh what cruelity we inflict on each other
Asi es, ocurre porque provocamos reacciones sin saber o conocer la magnitud de esta, hasta que llega🤔
全てのアメリカ人はキノコ雲の下で何が起こったのか知る責任があるし、全ての日本人は占領地で日本兵が何をしたのか知る責任がある。
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Why only Americans? Why only Japanese? Every YT commenter has a responsibility not to be a tw*t or to make tw*ttish comments.
> Every American has a responsibility to know what happened under the mushroom cloud, and every Japanese has a responsibility to know what Japanese soldiers did in occupied territory.
The one is the CONSEQUENCE of the other.
But most people ignore that Hiroshima was *_a consequence._*
Ça ne justifie pas de massacrer des civils qui eux n'avaient rien fait@@alexleibovici4834
Так почему же сейчас японцы прогибаются и позволяют себя иметь?!?...
Say no to war, you future generation.
Just as the people of Hiroshima want peace every August 6th, America wanted peace on December 7th 1941, the people of Nanking China wanted peace, the islands of the Pacific wanted peace.
Sometimes peace has a very high price and now that it's been paid, perhaps we can all live in peace.
The majority of wars in my long lifetime are from letting autocratic oligarchs & so-called religious leaders take over a government and change the laws to what they want. Several corrupted leaders have even sold the lie of divinity or that they are the only one who knows what a God wants. And the same narcissistic rightist fringe are attempting takeovers in several countries even today.
Very well said, and in a time of world peace there are still conflicts that still rage on. That is why I say Putin is a modern day Hitler, and hates democracy and freedom.
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I hope so too.
But knowing the destructive nature of humanity, I'm not sure that history won't repeat itself 😢
America has invaded more countries than anyone else....and done some disgusting things to civilians.
Research the Vietnam war but look a bit deeper than your western media propaganda bullsh##t
И после этого ,те кто Это сделал их лучшие союзники !!!!????? Нет слов !!!
Au cours de la seconde guerre mondiale les Japonais ont massacré pas moins de 30 millions de Philippins, Malais, Vietnamiens, Cambodgiens, Indonésiens et Birmans, dont au moins 23 millions étaient ethniquement chinois.
À l'origine c'est Japon qui a attaqué😢
@@wisdomman6817 учи историю, и задумайся над рациональностью того применения ядерного оружия по мирным городам.
Квантунская армия уже была разгромлена к этому времени советскими войсками и шли переговоры о капитуляции Японии. Но чтобы хоть какую то победу себе приписать америка убила сотни тысяч мирных людей.
Впрочем в этом и есть вся политика америки.
Япония до сих пор в аккупации и там не принято говорить кто сбросил атомные бомбы на них.
Продажные власти Японии подружились с США