ජපානයේ Nagasaki මතකයන්
Atomic explosion over Nagasaki, Japan during World War II.
Survivors moving along the road after the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, Japan. (August 1945)
aftermath of atomic bomb blast
Destruction after the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, Japan. (1945)
The mushroom cloud from the blast expands over Nagasaki.
Skeleton of Japanese atomic bomb victim after the flesh was cooked off the bones by the heat of the blast as it lies in the rubble of a house next to a unbroken ceramic pot
Head of Christ in front of destroyed Cathedral 2 miles from where the US dropped an atomic bomb.
The remains of Mitsubishi steel plant, which was 1 1/2 miles from where the US dropped an atomic bomb
The remains in the suburbs, one of the devastated areas 5 miles from where the US dropped atomic bomb.
2 miles from where the US dropped an atomic bomb. A steel and concrete building in background was completely gutted.Rope tied to fire-blackened tree marks off property area where it had formerly had been a house. Sign in foreground says "former occupant doesn't live here anymore."
Remains of trolley car in foreground, 2 1/2 miles from where the US dropped an atomic bomb.
Mother nursing in remains of Nagasaki dwelling.
Survivors moving along the road after the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, Japan. (August 1945)
aftermath of atomic bomb blast
Destruction after the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, Japan. (1945)
The mushroom cloud from the blast expands over Nagasaki.
Skeleton of Japanese atomic bomb victim after the flesh was cooked off the bones by the heat of the blast as it lies in the rubble of a house next to a unbroken ceramic pot
Head of Christ in front of destroyed Cathedral 2 miles from where the US dropped an atomic bomb.
The remains of Mitsubishi steel plant, which was 1 1/2 miles from where the US dropped an atomic bomb
The remains in the suburbs, one of the devastated areas 5 miles from where the US dropped atomic bomb.
2 miles from where the US dropped an atomic bomb. A steel and concrete building in background was completely gutted.Rope tied to fire-blackened tree marks off property area where it had formerly had been a house. Sign in foreground says "former occupant doesn't live here anymore."
Remains of trolley car in foreground, 2 1/2 miles from where the US dropped an atomic bomb.
Mother nursing in remains of Nagasaki dwelling.
අද උන් ලෝකයට මානව හිමිකම් කඩ නොකර යුද්ධ කරන්න උපදෙස් දෙනව.
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