Hiroshima: The Lost Photographs
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Hiroshima: The Lost Photographs
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#2No thanks. You have to be sick to enjoy that.
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#3I wonder if the person that threw them away didn't know what they were or knew what they were, but didn't comprehend the value of the photographs.
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#4I wonder if the person that threw them away didn't know what they were or knew what they were, but didn't comprehend the value of the photographs.
The article makes it clear that he didn't mean to throw them away, and did indeed understand their significance.
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#5I wonder if the person that threw them away didn't know what they were or knew what they were, but didn't comprehend the value of the photographs.
The article makes it clear that he didn't mean to throw them away, and did indeed understand their significance.
That will learn me to only look at the pictures...
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#6Hiroshima pictures should be seen, but they should be seen alongside pictures of Philipina nuns being were raped and thrown out of third story windows by Japanese soldiers. Pictures of "The Rape of Nanjing". Oh, and throw in a few pics of Unit 731.
http://www.centurychina.com/wiihist/germwar/731rev.htm
It would be fun to see pictures of the one million American and ten million Japanese casualties projected during the invasion of Japan, as well.
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#7Hiroshima pictures should be seen, but they should be seen alongside pictures of Philipina nuns being were raped and thrown out of third story windows by Japanese soldiers. Pictures of "The Rape of Nanjing". Oh, and throw in a few pics of Unit 731. http://www.centurychina.com/wiihist/germwar/731rev.htm It would be fun to see pictures of the one million American and ten million Japanese casualties projected during the…
What would that achieve? (The first part)
Re: Hiroshima: The Lost Photographs
#8Hiroshima pictures should be seen, but they should be seen alongside pictures of Philipina nuns being were raped and thrown out of third story windows by Japanese soldiers. Pictures of "The Rape of Nanjing". Oh, and throw in a few pics of Unit 731. http://www.centurychina.com/wiihist/germwar/731rev.htm It would be fun to see pictures of the one million American and ten million Japanese casualties projected during the…
What would that achieve? (The first part)
The show that war sucks and every country powerful enough to show it has an ugly side.
Re: Hiroshima: The Lost Photographs
#9Hiroshima pictures should be seen, but they should be seen alongside pictures of Philipina nuns being were raped and thrown out of third story windows by Japanese soldiers. Pictures of "The Rape of Nanjing". Oh, and throw in a few pics of Unit 731. http://www.centurychina.com/wiihist/germwar/731rev.htm It would be fun to see pictures of the one million American and ten million Japanese casualties projected during the…
What would that achieve? (The first part)
To put some perspective on the notion that US evil >> JP evil for using the nuclear bomb.
In school (in Europe) I remember being taught how horrible the two bombs were and that it was somewhat good that the war was put to en end, but with much more stress on the former. I was never taught about the atrocities committed by the Japanese.
Re: Hiroshima: The Lost Photographs
#10Hiroshima pictures should be seen, but they should be seen alongside pictures of Philipina nuns being were raped and thrown out of third story windows by Japanese soldiers. Pictures of "The Rape of Nanjing". Oh, and throw in a few pics of Unit 731. http://www.centurychina.com/wiihist/germwar/731rev.htm It would be fun to see pictures of the one million American and ten million Japanese casualties projected during the…
Or even better yet, the atrocities committed by the Soviets.