Damage caused due to Allied aerial bombings in Nagasaki, Japan. A collapsed overhead cane and an electric furnace, collapse of that crane and effect of the blast on the main horizontal beams which were displaced as a result of the impact of the explosion . A ten ton sign in the middle of the crane. A crane motor lies on top of the crane. Distorted steel column as a result of the blast. A crane rail distorted as result of the pressure from the blast exerted on the main horizontal member.
Damage caused due to Allied aerial bombings in Nagasaki, Japan. Mitsubishi small arms plant across a river has been damaged due to atom bomb explosion. A building and hills in the background.
Damage caused due to Allied aerial bombings in Nagasaki, Japan. Manner in which a machine was torn from its base. An uprooted concrete base and the point at which the failure occurred. A telephone and power line and the effect of explosion on public utilities. A group of Japanese laborers, men and women load a coal car with coal using shovels and baskets.
Damage caused due to atomic bomb explosion over Nagasaki, Japan in World War 2. A group of Japanese men and women laborers pass each other as they carry loads of scrap to the top of a rubble strewn stairway at the Nagasaki medical school. Two fire walls, their relative and original positions. The concrete foundation of the fire walls.
Premier Kishi in Japan. Kishi speaks at a Liberal Democratic Party's public meeting after stepping down from the office. He addresses a large audience while campaigning for Hayato Ikeda. Party members cast their votes. Hayato Ikeda at a celebratory public meeting after winning the election. Kishi being shot at during the event. Men carry Kishi and rush him to hospital. Blood spread on the floor.
Film starts showing United Press wire service receiver with report in it. "Tokyo" is superimposed on the image. A huge gathering of Japanese people is seen, most holding umbrellas on a rainy day. Camera view from behind some of the crowd, with the National Diet (Legislative) building in the background. Groups of men rush through the crowd creating disturbance. They protest the Treaty of San Francisco on April 28, 1952, which ended U.S. occupation, but levied heavy penalties on Japan including confiscation of all assets owned by the Japanese government, firms, organization and private citizens, in all colonized or occupied countries. Closeups of some surrounding a uniformed policemen and roughing him up. Views inside the House of representatives chamber, where members are in a state of turmoil. Member are dragging one legislator. Closeup of him sitting on the floor and of another legislator waving a fan to cool off. A cadre of uniformed officers enters the assembly room and forcibly removes several struggling legislators. Following that, a group of legislators forces another to the Chairman's position in the chamber. (Note: Political conflicts, between supporters of politician Hatoyama Ichiro and those of Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida resulted in the Prime Minister declaring an “Out of the blue” dissolution of the House of Representatives in August, 1952.)
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