What Happened To The Bodies At Hiroshima And Nagasaki?



Unknown deaths, bodies turned into specimens, and water being a death sentence. The bodies at Hiroshima and Nagasaki went through so much more than you think.

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Unknown death toll | 0:00
Mass cremations | 1:22
Scientific study | 2:21
Repatriation | 3:33
Atomic Bomb Memorial Mound | 4:41
Last rites | 5:48
The shadows | 6:40
The dying | 7:35
Cause of death | 8:49
Lingering consequences | 9:57

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22 thoughts on “What Happened To The Bodies At Hiroshima And Nagasaki?”

  1. War is always horrible but during WW2 I think Japanese deserve these because they unleashed such atrocities that humans can't imagine those days more over they (Japanese) support the war, more interestingly Germans deserved more worst then the Japanese but they didn't …

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  2. Well being my dad fought in WW2 primarily in Europe and most likely been sent to the Japan area and may not of survived and then I would not exist and the statistical analysis that had we had to invade Japan would of cost an approximately a million more casualties and more fatalities there's a whole bunch of folks walking around that wouldn't be walking around today and the stark reality that the imperial Japanese government was given the opportunity to surrender and of course, they didn't. Fact 2 we were at war, a war that was started by the Japanese. Some facts are conveniently forgotten about by the apologist who think we should apologize. Nope. Not going to do it. Take Pearl Harbor out of the equation, most likely no bomb. No bomb, add a million more American tombstones, Japan would not be the vibrant prosperous country it is today.

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  3. Using atomic bombs was terrible, but the Japanese wouldn't have surrendered without using them. The death toll for Japan and the USA would have been much higher. If you think different, you weren't there and know nothing about war. War is terrible! Without the atomic bombs, your parents and grandparents may not have existed.

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  4. Has anyone ever thought that this may have been racist to drop a nuclear bomb on a non white people in Japan? If the Japanese were white like the Germans and the Italians, Truman wouldn't use this cruel weapon against a population of innocent men, women and children!

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  5. WW2 showed no signs of letting up, between Europe and The Pacific thing's was getting worse by the day. I think Pearl Harbor helped with the decision of "Them or Me" being so drastic and it was a horrific outcome to say the least, but it also ended WW2. Japan or Germany wouldn't have hesitated very long with a decision to do the same thing, "Do unto other's before they do it to you".

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