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Uploaded by on Aug 31, 2005

Cómo quedaron las ciudades de Hiroshima Y Nagasaky después de las bombas

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  • @kemalarslan72 Japan wins? Is that why 250,000 people died in the bombings and Japan surrendered? Someone is mad lol

  • JAPAN 5 - USA 2  JAPAN WOMANS WINNS!!! FUCK YOU SOLO AND CO!!!!!!!!!!!1 GO HOME!!!!! LLOOOOOOOOOOOSSSEEEEEERRRRRRRR­SSSSS!!!!!!!!!

  • FUCK YOU USAAAAAAA, JAPAN WINNS, FUCK YOU AND GO HOOOOOOME!!!!!!!!!!

  • @undertakerRach Because of the intense B-29 bombing of the Japan’s mainland, the Japanese had to move the A-bomb project to Korea, a lost of three months in the transfer, otherwise Japan could had the A-bomb three months before the Hiroshima’s bomb.

  • Because of the intense B-29 bombing of the Japan’s mainland, the Japanese had to move the A-bomb project to Korea, a lost of three months in the transfer, otherwise Japan could

  • After Japan surrendered on 15 August 1945, the US Army found five Japanese cyclotrons, one of them the largest in the world. All were destroyed and dumped into Tokyo Harbor.

    In 1946, Atlanta Constitution reporter David Snell alleged that the Japanese had successfully tested an A-bomb named Genzai Bakuden on a ship near Konan (now Hungnam, a major WMD research center in N. Korea) on 12 August 1945.

  • @TectonicPower The Japanese A-bomb would be delivered by a kamikaze pilot launched from Japan’s newest secret weapon, the I-400, an aircraft carrier submarine.

    At the request of the Japanese Army, German cargo submarine U-234 first and only mission was to delivery 560kg of uranium oxide and other advanced weapons technology to Japan, which fortunately surrendered to US forces in the Atlantic following Germany's surrender on 14 May 1945.

  • The Japanese Navy’s nuclear weapon program called the F-Go Project, headed by Bunsaku Arakatsu at the Imperial University, Kyoto. His team included future Nobel Prize physicist Hideki Yukawa.

    While these researches were in progress, Unit 731 was conducting human radiation experiments by exposing healthy victims to hours of x-ray; and the Japanese Army and Navy were conducting exploration of uranium ore in all occupied territories, especially Korea.

  • @undertakerRach Of cause people can talk about “IF” because it was a REAL possibility for Japan to have A-bomb before US. The followings are facts:

    During WWII, the Japanese Army's nuclear weapon program called the Ni-Go Project was conducted at the Nuclear Research Laboratory at Riken Institute, headed by Yoshio Nishina. By 1941, over 100 researchers were working in the Laboratory.

    

  • @TectonicPower People should not talk ”If story” about history issues. Just grab facts.

    Moreover, do you know why the U.S dropped off two atomic bombs to Japan? Maybe you will give me stupid answer such as Japan did not want to stop the war right?

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