A Nagasaki survivor: “Humanity has not learned the lesson of the atomic bomb”
Mitoe Matsumoto, que tenía tres años cuando cayó la bomba A sobre la ciudad japonesa, asegura que toda su vida ha estado marcada por la explosión nuclear
Mitoe Matsumoto was 3 years and 4 months old on August 9, 1945, when the second atomic bomb launched by the US exploded over Nagasaki. The bomb, known as Fat Man, was a plutonium bomb that was more powerful than the uranium bomb that had exploded over Hiroshima three days earlier. It was dropped on the Urakami valley, about 4km north of Nagasaki city centre, and was not the original target. The bomb exploded at 11:02am.
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