Elevated wide view of landscape of Hiroshima, Japan in the year following the end of World War 2. View of the landscape. Bomb damaged buildings. Mountains seen in the background.
Activities of civilians in Hiroshima, Japan, post-war, including those affected by the atomic bomb blast. Children seated in a classroom. Damaged windows seen in the background. Teacher at a class with children. She writes on a chalk board. Children take down notes on school pads. Japanese children walk in a damaged area. Injuries show burned arms and injured hands of boy due to bomb blast. Face of boy badly scarred from wounds of war. View of the damaged school building. Children exercise in the school yard. Civilians clear the debris on streets. Damaged buildings seen in the background. A damaged church leaning sideways behind a crew of men digging to clear rubble and reclaim building materials for reconstruction.
Victims of atomic bomb attacks in Hiroshima during World War II. Japanese man with burn on body. A victims with a burn on hand that did not wear glove and no burn on other hand that did wear a glove. Medical doctor points out differences in severity of a burn on bare flesh and flesh protected by shirt.
Japanese civilians listen to a speaker during a street rally held in Hiroshima. The candidate represents Hiroshima Prefecture and is electioneering for the Diet. The crowd listens to the speaker. People as they listen to speaker. A member of Japanese Free Party Nippon Jiju Mr. Hisao Yamamoto speaks to the people about the policies of his party and begs the men and women to vote for him.
Physical damage caused due to atom bomb explosion in Hiroshima, Japan. Effects of blast on the Hiroshima Prefectural Industrial Promotion Hall seen across a river. (It is now known as the Hiroshima Peace Memorial, the A-Bomb Dome, or the Atomic Bomb Dome). Dome shaped building largely blown out and destroyed. Steel frame structure of the building.
Victims of atomic bomb attack and radiation poisoning in Hiroshima Japan during World War 2. Japanese woman's entire back with variations of burn areas where kimono was doubled. Japanese medical doctor points out where kimono was doubled.