people remember what goes around.

So she ended up getting radiation sickness because she went into town … She would see people with their skin dripping off their arms and the walls were still warm from the radiation.The Nobel committee warned: At this moment in human history.

She was a writer who contributed to the Japanese section of The Rafu and wrote a short story based on her experiences on Aug.speaks at the HICARE seminar on Oct.the Norwegian Nobel Committee noted that todays nuclear weapons are much more destructive; countries with nukes are upgrading and modernizing their arsenals and other countries such as Iran are trying to acquire them.

Makoto Matsumura consults with a hibakusha at the biannual health examinations (kenshin) at Osato Medical Clinic.she went to town the next day looking for her father because he was in the hospital for something.

a grassroots organization of survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

president of the American Society of Hiroshima-Nagasaki A-Bomb Survivors (ASA) and a survivor of Hiroshima.It also includes a helpful Community Safety Resource Guide.

My message to every victim is that no matter what a hateful person said or did.They are an attack on the very fabric of who we are.

This is the highest number ever recorded.and the shared values that unite us.