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<body><a href="../index.html">HOME</a><br><table summary="MC23"><tr><td class="etesti">MC23</td><td class="edate">Narration</td><td class="eage"></td></tr><tr><td class="ei_midasi" colspan=3>Words from victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.</td></tr></table><div class="large"><p>This time which became known as "The Postwar Era" was a time when victims of the A-bombs - in particular victims exposed to radiation instantly, especially ones exposed in a close distance - suffered a slow death by residual effects.  It was a time when health, family life and life itself were destroyed and they led a very hard life being disregarded by politicians and administration and were discriminated by the masses.</p><br><p>It was also a period when they persevered through the hardship and rehabilitation.  They began the reconstruction of their lives.  They found that they could take a role of fulfilling the duty that other people could not fulfill by participating in social welfare activities.  It was also a dynamic period when they could transform their existence from mere A-bomb victims into "the Negator of the A-bomb".</p><br><p>The real voice recording which speaks about this period is entitled "Tale of the reality of the A-bomb victims" is distributed throughout 940 peace museums, public and private libraries, colleges and high schools Japanese nationwide.  We'd appreciate it if you took an opportunity to listen to it.</p><br><p>In this work, at the end of the recording, you will hear their honest accounts and words from victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.</p></div></body>