These sanctioned the end of World War II in the Pacific area when it already ended in Europe with the German surrender in May 1945.
We're today able to know and understand the atrocious aftermath of the nuclear bomb thanks to the survivors' testimonies since nothing (or barely nothing) was left once the bombs exploded.
I had the chance to visit Hiroshima and was dismay by how the saw of the A-bomb Dome left me. I highly recommend the visit whenever we'll be able to travel safely but, in the meantime, if you want to learn more about the topic, aside from the documentaries, here's a list of books and movies from both the American and Japanese perspectives.
BOOKS
MOVIES
FYI: The 3rd movie poster is the 1952 Japanese movie "Children of Hiroshima"
BONUS: TV SERIES
MOVIES
FYI: The 3rd movie poster is the 1952 Japanese movie "Children of Hiroshima"
BONUS: TV SERIES
This Japanese drama is the adaptation of the movie "In This Corner of the World", which is also based on Fumiyo Kōno's same-named manga.
Learning and remembering are the most powerful tools we have to NOT repeat the mistakes that have been committed in the past, and this applies to every topic and matter that's afflicting modern society, so let's educate ourselves!
Please leave a comment with titles of books/movies or Tv Series
that you think have to be included them on this list!
Ph: goodreads.com & impawards.com
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