What Happened To The Bodies At Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

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  @tutugrey7167 · 7 months ago

  My grandfather who was serving with the Māori battalion, New Zealand was tasked as a bulldozer driver on the cleanup crew at Hiroshima. I’m told he hit the drink heavily once returning home to cope with the unspeakable horrors he witnessed. Maybe it was the booze or perhaps it was the radioactive dust he inhaled with just a rag covering his face, he died from cancer at 52. War is hell.

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• KA

  @Kaznil46 · 6 months ago

  I hate that YT is making these historical videos be censored. These horrors need to be seen and remembered.

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• MO

  @modernrustics5069 · 4 months ago (edited)

  The men who beg for war are never the men fighting it. I served 25 years 12B 93-18. Bosnia to Afghanistan and a 100 shit holes in between

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• JL

  @jldisme · 5 months ago

  The radium girls did NOT "build up a habit of licking their brushes." They were told by their bosses that they had to lick the brush to form a fine enough point to paint the tiny numbers.

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• BL

  @Bloodreign137 · 8 months ago

  The sad thing is the people who weee vaporized instantly were the lucky ones. There was actually one man who was there to experience BOTH nukes! Can you imagine?

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• NY

  @NYC-18 · 7 months ago

  There is a YT video about a man from Nagasaki who was in Hiroshima on business when the first bomb dropped. He survived and was able to return home to Nagasaki just in time to also witness the second bomb dropping.

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• BL

  @Bloodreign137 · 8 months ago

  You should do a video on Tsutomu Yamaguchi as an extension to this topic. He was exposed to and survived both blasts by a sheer miracle - his story is incredible.

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• HA

  @hanast.claire2546 · 5 months ago

  There are so winners and losers in war. Only the survivors left to remember the horrors and clean up the messes the men in suits make.

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• BR

  @brtt150 · 5 months ago

  Nice to see a channel that recognizes the school girls that were vaporized were not responsible for the decisions made by their military/government

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• CH

  @ChrisHigley-zg5cr · 7 months ago

  What will I do in the event of a nuclear war? Die instantly, if I'm lucky enough to be at ground zero.

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• TA

  @tardvandecluntproductions1278 · 8 months ago (edited)

  I remember being in Hiroshima city and all over the place you find markings of where forgotten deseaded had hastily been burried. Sometimes only found again after the millennium

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• GB

  @gbear1005 · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuvJfFa_Rno&amp;t=511">8:31</a> bomb detonation height was calculated to maximize blast effect and damage from ground reflection.. &nbsp;radiation was always a secondary consideration.

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