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Articles related to "Hiroshima"
The Scar Still Runs Deep in Hiroshima On this day, August 6, more than 50 years ago, Hiroshima was the first city to experience the horrors of a nuclear attack. japan • hiroshima • tokaimura • tokyo • asia
Salter's Welcome to Hiroshima Mary Jo Salter's 1984 poem uses strategically chosen adjectives and nouns to reveal the country's nearly invisible historical and economic divide. mary jo salter • hiroshima • nuclear bomb • american poetry • 1984
The Tram Girls of Hiroshima 62 Years ago today the Japanese Emperor's Tram Girls, some as young as 14, worked desperately to bring their city back from devastation. emperor's tram girls • hiroshima japan • the gadget • electric railway company • student mobilization corps
The Flight of the Enola Gay August 6, 1945-8:15 a.m. local time-the age of atomic warfare begins. This article follows the flight of the Enola Gay, looks at the science and the politics that preceded her, and at the aftermath that came in her wake. enola gay • atomic bombs • nuclear bombs • hiroshima • nagasaki
Ground Zero Ground Zero is a monument to those who have fallen and a testament to those who might create new Ground Zeros. There are those who will try and stop them from making that mistake again. ground • zero • afghanistan • hiroshima • nagasaki
Mars Waits Will desperate immigrants, fleeing poverty and despair, overwhelm the social systems of the developed nations? Will armed despots hold the world's resources hostage, break the economies of the industrialized countries, and, in doing so, doom themselves? Only one thing is certain. frontier theory • atomic bomb • nuclear weapons • hiroshima • space colonization
Albert Einstein's Atomic Bomb Error Everyone has done it. Written a letter we wish we could take back. A letter written in anger or sorrow. Albert Einstein wrote a letter just like that in 1939. albert • einstein • atomic • bomb • hiroshima
The Atomic Bomb And Science Fiction The bombing of Hiroshima on the morning of August 6th, 1945 took science fiction from playful adolescence into a frightening, frightened adulthood. atomic bomb • science fiction • influence • hiroshima • authors
Japanese Cranes, Symbols of Peace Red-crowned Cranes are traditional symbols of peace and harmony. Sadako Sasaki, a young Hiroshima victim, made paper cranes an international peace symbol too. japanese cranes • sadako sasaki • hiroshima victim • peace • red-crowned crane
Japan's Spectacular Carnivals Japan's spectacular Carnivals are events for visitors to enjoy and take part in, from an illuminated procession of papier-mache dummies to a festival honouring toads carnival in japan • nebuta matsuri aomori • kanto matsuri akita • peace ceremony hiroshima • mt. tsukuba toad festival chiba
Delivering The Bomb: Deaths Upon Deaths Before the world's first two atomic bombs could be dropped on target in Japan, they had to be delivered to the bombers who would actually fly the missions. The <i>USS Indianapolis</i>, a US Navy heavy cruiser, just after delivering the bomb components to Tinian, near the coast of Japan, went down with two IJN torpedoes in her hull. Many survived the sinking. Then the sharks came. tinian • b-29 • indianapolis • enola gay • hiroshima
The Genocidal Mindset The psychological distancing individuals achieved through the bureaucratic and technological developments produced during the war made genocidal behavior universally conceivable in the context of a modern industrialized state at war. genocide • world war • morality • warfare • eichmann
Film Review: Black Rain Directed by Ridley Scott, this is a story of two New York City police officers who chase an upstart yakuza through the streets of Osaka, Japan. black rain • michael douglas • ridley scott • japanese mob • japanese law enforcement
South Japan Manga Art Exhibits Heading South, you'll find anime and manga museums across Japan. Most are over three hours from Tokyo, but some make pleasant day trips from Osaka. japan • anime • manga • museum • gallery
U.S. Nuclear Weapons Cost Study Project Since 1940, the United States nuclear weapons arsenal has had high environmental, public, and moral costs for the entire world; they were enumerated in a recent study. u.s. nuclear weapons cost study project • nuclear arsenal • united states weapons of mass destruction • the manhattan project • hiroshima
Where To Go In Japan Japan is complex, exciting and beautiful, with glamourous cities, culture, countryside and parks, and where to go can pose a problem for the first time visitor. japan tokyo cities • japan parks and countryside • japan sports tokyo michelin stars • tokyo fish market • hiroshima smoked oysters
Winter Festivals in Japan, 2008 The Winter Festivities in Japan are a mixture of tradition and fun, with ample use of snow and ice, coloured lights, and fun runs with near-naked men. japan's winter festivals • sapphoro snow festival • hokkaido ice and snow carving • near-naked men • hiroshima oysters festival
Classic Summer Reads for Teens Move over, hot-of-the-press teen fiction, and make room for these modern literary classics which appeal to "young" adults of all ages, especially the teenaged "YA" crowd. classics for teens • summer reading for teens • literary classics • required summer reading • teen reading list
Re-Visiting The English Patient The great Canadian novel <i>The English Patient</i> has much to say about these sad days. the english patient • canadian novel • michael ondaatje • anthony minghella • north africa
Book Review: Kamikaze This World War II classic autobiography is newly revised and re-crafted. How the co-author avoided his suicide mission is among this war's most bizarre twists of fate. kamikaze • world war ii • wwii japan • kamikaze pilot training • suicide
Harry Truman's First Term Harry S Truman, remembered today as a generally great President, made a number of very memorable decisions during his first term, including that to use "the bomb." harry s truman • world war ii • death of president roosevelt • atomic bomb • victory in europe
Japanese Bullet Trains The Shinkansen is a network of high speed rail links built and operated by four Japanese Railway Group companies japanese bullet trains • japan bullet train network • shinkansen • japan shinkansen • japanese shinkansen
The Manhattan Project In 1945, America dropped two atomic bombs on Japan killing as many as 220,000 people. But how did the US come to have such destructive weapons before anyone else? the manhattan project • the plan to develop the first nuclear weapon • atomic bomb • nuclear bomb • j. robert oppenheimer
Truman's Decision to Use the Atomic Bomb Historians cite several reasons that may have played a part in the dropping of the atomic bombs, but President Truman remained steadfast in his defense of using them. truman's decision to use the atomic bomb • motives for using the a-bomb • dropping the bomb on hiroshima • dropping a second bomb on nagasaki • effects of the atomic bomb
Victoria & Albert Museum, London British Regency design, design during the Cold War, modern British theatre design and design innovation in China are explored by major exhibitions at London's V&A Museum. victoria and albert museum • cold war modern • v&a • kandis cook • beauty and the beast
U.S. President Harry S. Truman Truman was a complex man and the man that will be judged by time for using Nuclear weapons "The Manhattan Project" for the first time. harry s. truman • the atom bomb • the manhattan project • nuclear attack on japan • world war ii
Ornamental Grasses for Shade - Imperata cylindrica and Ophiopogon A true grass and a grass look-alike. This is the sixth in a series on ornamental grasses for shade. ornamental grass • ornamental grasses • gramineae • poaceae • imperata cylindrica
A Calendar Guide to this Year’s Big World Events Make a festival the highlight of your tour. festivals • events • revelry • celebration • religious
Ginkgo Biloba Versus Aspirin With circulatory disorders at epidemic proportions, could ginkgo extract be taken instead of Aspirin? gingko biloba • gingko extract • gingko supplements • gingko biloba tree • natural alternative to aspirin
Marguerite Duras Biography Brief biography of Marguerite Duras, regarded as France's most famous woman author of the late 20th century. marguerite duras biography • french novelist duras • duras the lover • novels by duras • works by duras
2008 MLB Japanese Imports This year will set a record for the number of Japanese born athletes playing in Major League Baseball. Here is a quick look at the five most heralded new arrivals. 2008 japanes players • new japanes baseball players • japanese baseball players 2008 • fukudome cubs • cubs new japanes player
Making The Atomic Bomb The development, test, and use of the first atomic bomb by the United States during World War II. atomic bomb • manhattan project • trinity site • robert oppenheimer • leslie groves
Hollywood and the Nuclear Age Guest columnist John Lovett has spawned (pardon the nuclear mutant joke) an insightful article on Hollywood and the Bomb. You might be a dove, you might be a hawk, but in the world of filmaking, the bottom line ideology is the potential draw. hollywood • mutant • bomb • mad • max
Midnight Gardens: Black Plants in the Landscape How to identify the underlying color of black plants and use them in garden designs. gardening • ornamental plants • black • garden color
Tales from the West Texas Dust Editor's introductory essay to a new series on the current face of organized religion in Texas. texas culture • texas religion • evangelicalism
The Forests Behind The Night of the Iguana A look at Tennessee Williams' evolution of themes from a Norwegian writer in 1962. Very compelling and very thought-provoking. tennessee • williams • night • of • the
Wildlife and Gardens - Part 4 Gardening in Shade - Wildlife and Gardens - Part 4 - Planting for Wildlife planting for wildlife • shady gardens
Experience Ocean Voyage on a Boat Called Peace Peace Boat, a Japan-based non-profit organization, sails to war-ravaged countries in the cause of amity and friendship. peace boat • boat • ship • freighter • ocean voyage
Some of the century's best The Web site for New York University's journalism department offers a look at the 100 most important works of journalism in the 20th century. It's an interesting read. journalism • new york university • web site • website
The Regions - Indiana Repertory Theatre A brief history and an overview of the website of this remarkable regional theatre. theatre • theater • playhouse • production • play
Children's Books About World War 2 These quality works of literature are an excellent starting point for a homeschool or history fair project, or simply to be read aloud to your children. children's books world war ii • children's books holocaust • children's literature world war 2 • children's literature holocaust • children's books prisoners of war
Film Review: Fantasia Disney's animation classic, "Fantasia", has put on film one of the most terrifyingly imagined witches' sabbats ever. night on bald mountain • disney • fantasia • moussorgsky • chernobog
Herbal Remedy Banaba has been a time tested herbal remedy for kidney and bladder problems. Recent studies show that it is also good for diabetes and obesity. banaba • herb • kidney • bladder • diabetes
Stevia and How to Use It Anyone who is concerned about the negative side-effects of using artificial sweeteners should consider stevia as a good alternative. stevia • stevia sweetener • alternative to artificial sweeteners • artificial sweeteners • sugar-free
The aftermath of the Battle of Iwo Jima the United States had gained complete control of both the air and the sea by the time they launched their attack on the island of Iwo Jima faced determined resistance the aftermath of the battle of iwo jima • japan put in range of american air strikes • japan’s penultimate stand • japan put in range • the american use of atomic bombs
Years Best Science Fiction #14 Best ever Year's Best SF anthology. terry carr • hugo • nebula awards • john varley • connie willis
Braunstone At War Part two of Braunstone Visitor Centre. We take a look at the park's role during World War II. world • war • braunstone • infantry • artillery
Butterfly Bonus in the Border! How to attract butterflies to the English garden butterflies • attracting butterflies • nectar • nectar source • nectar-rich plants
Lessons from Nanking to Kosovo A rememberance of the "Rape of Nanking" and some thoughts on implications for Kosovo. nanking • kosovo
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI) Actions, wars, movements, of one of Canada's most prestigious combat units. From World War I to Korea. world war i • wwi • world war ii • wwii • korea |
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