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Uploaded by on Jul 23, 2007

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  • @beetlejuiceflorida oh yeah and I was wondering how did she survive the explosion if she was so close

    ?

  • OMG! who is the 1 person who disliked this? this is the most heart-touching video i ever watched about my heritage.

  • @beetlejuiceflorida ok thanks :)

  • @fruitsandpi The "hypocenter" is where the bomb actually exploded. It was set to explode while still in the air above its target, maximizing damage. "Hypo" meaning "above," and "center" of course means area. Hypocenter is similar to an earthquake's "epicenter," except one is above ground, the other below. The bomb actually exploded about 1,000 feet (figures vary) above the intended target, but was one mile away (approximately) from Sadako Sasaki's home.

  • i read this book in class it is sad

  • My mom was 5 years old when the bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. She was 15 when Sadako Sasaki died from leukemia.

  • does anyone know where i can find the song "A Thousand Paper Cranes",

    music by Michiru Oshima and lyrics by Kanae Yokoyama??

  • today at sckool these people came and did a sad play on her it was sad

  • which one is teh ring picture?

  • it says the bomb was dropped 1 mile from the hypocenter or whatever what does that mean?

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