Atomic Bomb Clips Compilation
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The opening sequence of a training and educational documentary film titled “Radiation Hazards Control at Hanford Works,” presented by The Reactor Section Manufacturing Department and General electric. The clip briefly explains the mechanism of an atomic bomb.
The clip shows Japanese patients suffering from the radiation injuries from the drop of an atomic bomb in Hiroshima.
A clip from the Japanese Peace Treaty signed; Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu signing the Instrument of Surrender on behalf of the Japanese Government, formally ending WW II.
A young couple reading through a pamphlet titled “Survival Under Atomic Attack.” Dr. Robert Oppenheimer investigating the first detonation site of an atomic bomb in New Mexico. Oppenheimer at press conference.
The clip shows Japanese patients suffering from the radiation injuries from the drop of an atomic bomb in Hiroshima.
A clip from the Japanese Peace Treaty signed; Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu signing the Instrument of Surrender on behalf of the Japanese Government, formally ending WW II.
A young couple reading through a pamphlet titled “Survival Under Atomic Attack.” Dr. Robert Oppenheimer investigating the first detonation site of an atomic bomb in New Mexico. Oppenheimer at press conference.
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