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Hiroshima Day 2025: Date, History, Significance And Impact Of Nuclear Bombings
Hiroshima Day is observed annually on August 6 to commemorate the victims of the world's first nuclear attack.
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Using Nuclear Weapons In Ukraine "Makes No Sense At All To Us": Vladimir Putin
The world is probably entering the "most dangerous" decade since the end of World War II, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Thursday, presenting the Ukraine conflict as part of a wider struggle against western domination.
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Christopher Nolan’s Next Movie Is About J. Robert Oppenheimer, Father of the Atomic Bomb: Reports
Christopher Nolan’s next movie is reportedly about J. Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb. Nolan is returning to World War II after Dunkirk, but he might not be going back to Warner Bros., as talks are ongoing with Sony, Universal, and Paramount.
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Hiroshima And Nagasaki Day 2020: History Of Nuclear Attack On Hiroshima And Nagasaki
Japan on Thursday completed 75 years since it first suffered the world's first atomic bomb attack on the city of Hiroshima, followed three days later by the second and last on Nagasaki, leading to the end of world war II at the cost of over 2,00,000 lives and unimaginable loss of property.
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Hiroshima Day: "Free The World Of Nuclear Weapons," Says UN Chief
Hiroshima Day: On August 6, 75 years ago the world changed - a US warplane dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima in Japan killing 1,40,000 people. At 8:15 am, on the ill-fated day, a US B-29 warplane, Enola Gay, dropped a bomb nicknamed "Little Boy" and destroyed the city and its people.
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This Fighter Pilot Flew The Last Mission Over Japan In WWII. Then He Learned To Love His Enemy.
It was Aug. 13, 1945, four days after the atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. Japan had suffered unimaginable destruction, but Emperor Hirohito refused to surrender.
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In Hiroshima, Obama Will Offer A Chance For Reconciliation That Is Fraught On All Sides
On Friday, President Obama participates in the latest episode of a long healing process from World War II, when he becomes the first U.S. commander-in-chief to visit Hiroshima since the United States dropped the world's first atomic bomb there Aug. 6, 1945.
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Barack Obama To Visit Hiroshima, Will Not Apologise For World War II Bombing
Barack Obama will become the first US president to visit Hiroshima in Japan later this month, but he will not apologise for the United States' dropping of an atomic bomb on the city at the end of World War Two, the White House said on Tuesday.
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Barack Obama Considering Visit To Hiroshima: Official
The White House is considering a possible visit by President Barack Obama to Hiroshima, the Japanese city devastated in history's first atomic bombing at the close of World War II, a US official told AFP.
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Pope Francis Says Never Again, Recalling 'Horrific' World War II Atomic Bombings
Pope Francis said today that the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings still evoked "horror and revulsion" 70 years on and called for a ban on nuclear arms and weapons of mass destruction.
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Hiroshima Day 2025: Date, History, Significance And Impact Of Nuclear Bombings
Hiroshima Day is observed annually on August 6 to commemorate the victims of the world's first nuclear attack.
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Using Nuclear Weapons In Ukraine "Makes No Sense At All To Us": Vladimir Putin
The world is probably entering the "most dangerous" decade since the end of World War II, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Thursday, presenting the Ukraine conflict as part of a wider struggle against western domination.
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Christopher Nolan’s Next Movie Is About J. Robert Oppenheimer, Father of the Atomic Bomb: Reports
Christopher Nolan’s next movie is reportedly about J. Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb. Nolan is returning to World War II after Dunkirk, but he might not be going back to Warner Bros., as talks are ongoing with Sony, Universal, and Paramount.
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Hiroshima And Nagasaki Day 2020: History Of Nuclear Attack On Hiroshima And Nagasaki
Japan on Thursday completed 75 years since it first suffered the world's first atomic bomb attack on the city of Hiroshima, followed three days later by the second and last on Nagasaki, leading to the end of world war II at the cost of over 2,00,000 lives and unimaginable loss of property.
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Hiroshima Day: "Free The World Of Nuclear Weapons," Says UN Chief
Hiroshima Day: On August 6, 75 years ago the world changed - a US warplane dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima in Japan killing 1,40,000 people. At 8:15 am, on the ill-fated day, a US B-29 warplane, Enola Gay, dropped a bomb nicknamed "Little Boy" and destroyed the city and its people.
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This Fighter Pilot Flew The Last Mission Over Japan In WWII. Then He Learned To Love His Enemy.
It was Aug. 13, 1945, four days after the atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. Japan had suffered unimaginable destruction, but Emperor Hirohito refused to surrender.
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In Hiroshima, Obama Will Offer A Chance For Reconciliation That Is Fraught On All Sides
On Friday, President Obama participates in the latest episode of a long healing process from World War II, when he becomes the first U.S. commander-in-chief to visit Hiroshima since the United States dropped the world's first atomic bomb there Aug. 6, 1945.
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Barack Obama To Visit Hiroshima, Will Not Apologise For World War II Bombing
Barack Obama will become the first US president to visit Hiroshima in Japan later this month, but he will not apologise for the United States' dropping of an atomic bomb on the city at the end of World War Two, the White House said on Tuesday.
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Barack Obama Considering Visit To Hiroshima: Official
The White House is considering a possible visit by President Barack Obama to Hiroshima, the Japanese city devastated in history's first atomic bombing at the close of World War II, a US official told AFP.
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Pope Francis Says Never Again, Recalling 'Horrific' World War II Atomic Bombings
Pope Francis said today that the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings still evoked "horror and revulsion" 70 years on and called for a ban on nuclear arms and weapons of mass destruction.
