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To mark 73 years since the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, we revisit the Popes' visits to Hiroshima and what Pope Francis calls "the fruits of war".Find out mor

To mark 73 years since the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, we revisit the Popes' visits to Hiroshima and what Pope Francis calls "the fruits of war".Find out mor

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Hiroshima Nuclear (atomic) Bomb - USA attack on Japan (1945)

Hiroshima Nuclear (atomic) Bomb - USA attack on Japan (1945)

Hiroshima Nuclear (atomic) Bomb - USA attack on Japan (1945)

Japan: John Kerry in historic visit to Hiroshima nuclear attack site

Hiroshima Nuclear (atomic) Bomb - USA attack on Japan (1945)

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Hiroshima Day 2020- Facts About Atomic Bomb Attack In Japanese City by US To End World War-II

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