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Read Part 4 >> Lilly, upon thinking back, believed she lost at the very least 20 relatives in the bombing and, since moving to the …
In 1974, Betty Mitson and I co-edited a modest and virtually self-published and crudely fabricated book titled Voices Long Silent: An Oral Inquiry into the …
Read Part 3 >> Becoming a U.S. citizen is a reality many Americans take on without appreciation and, be that as it may, Lilly had …
Read Part 2 >> Many treating the wounded in the first few weeks after the blast had not experienced early signs of radiation poisoning, so they …
Read Part 1 >> The plummeting bomb missed its aiming point, a T-shaped bridge below with pronounced visibility from the sky by 800 ft, being …
Lilly Krohn, of Laconia, Indiana on most sunny days could be seen working out in her garden or taking care of her yard, enjoying some …
“You could feel everyone in the park staring,” Alan Nakagawa says. “Why do they get to go in the Dome? It was like being a …
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Read Part 1 >> 4. Survivor's Destinations—South America Paraguay A country of striking red soil, Paraguay has rich, expansive fields that seem to reach the …
1. Atomic Bomb Survivors in the Americas What comes to mind when you see or hear the phrase “survivors of the bomb in North and …
What do we know about Hiroshima? And when and how do we learn it? For me, the answer came from my great aunt, Mary Hamaji, …
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