City of Osaka, Japan soon after World War II. Bomb-out areas, railroad yards, and Osaka Canal. Aerial view of Osaka Castle and grounds.
Street views of Osaka, Japan soon after World War II. Views in downtown Osaka. People get on streetcar. Views of different street intersections. Various buildings include the Osaka Castle.
Aerial view of Hiroshima in Japan after the atomic bombing. Destroyed buildings and debris all around the area. Japanese civilians walk on streets of Hiroshima with umbrellas. Wrecked buildings and a few isolated structures in the city. Aerial views of the city of Nagasaki in Japan after Atomic bombing. Citizens walk in paths through the rubble. Abandoned fire fighting equipment is seen. Aerial view of Osaka burned by fire bombs, Fleet of destroyed Japanese ships at Kure (Japanese Naval Base). Destroyed buildings and debris in Tokyo. Civilians walk on streets. Emperor's Imperial Palace, untouched by bombing. Japanese citizens bow and pay homage outside the palace. American planes patrol overhead. United States soldiers freed from Ofuna, an infamous Japanese-operated prison camp outside of Tokyo. Camp buildings at Ofuna Prison Camp seen and a group of freed American soldiers celebrates the liberation. A camp Ofuna guard bowing as freed American soldiers exit the camp.
Bomb damaged cities of Japan. Ruins in Nagasaki, attacked with an atomic bomb three days after Hiroshima. City of Osaka destroyed by conventional aerial bombardment. Fleet of ships in water at Kure. (World War II period).
Japanese Military Sanadayam Cemetery Osaka, Japan soon after World War II. U.S. MP (Military Police) guards graves of fourteen murdered U.S. fliers in Japanese Military Sanadayam Cemetery.
Japanese Military Sanadayam Cemetery Osaka, Japan soon after World War II. Graves of fourteen murdered U.S. fliers in Japanese Military Sanadayam Cemetery. U.S. army trucks and jeep move along road and through bombed-out area. U.S. grave registration men dig up remains of the U.S. fliers. U.S. officers examine charred ashes and bits of bone. Remains are replaced in jar and reburied. Japanese markers over the American graves.
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