Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (15)

Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (15)
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Voices of American people. See notes by clicking on the picture.

-- TV screen, The TBS's News23, 6th August 2007.

Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (14)

Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (14)
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

The programme shows History textbooks used in American high schools.

See notes for details. I'm not going to express my opinions here. The notes are just translations of the captions and what the reporter pointed out.

-- TV screen, The TBS's News23, 6th August 2007.

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Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (13)

Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (13)
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Right after the Oppenheimer's quote, the news programme went onto Tonight's Special -- How the A-bomb is taught in the USA and how it is changing.

See notes for details.

-- TV screen, The TBS's News23, 6th August 2007.

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BBC's report on the YouTube BBC World channel:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5k3keyGbn8

the 6th August 2007 TV news mosaic

the 6th August 2007 TV news mosaic
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

1. Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (2), 2. Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (6), 3. Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (7), 4. Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (4), 5. Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (9), 6. Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (3), 7. Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (8), 8. Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (5), 9. Hiroshima, the 6th August - TV screen (1)

Created with fd's Flickr Toys for my blog.

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BBC's report on the YouTube BBC World channel:
youtube.com/watch?v=j5k3keyGbn8

[UPDATE]
I posted this mosaic over at the nocommentnews.com/view.php?id=1523, with a caption below:
On the bright and beautiful morning of 6th August 1945, 62 years ago, the city of Hiroshima was visited by Enola Gay and the Little Boy. The first-ever atomic bomb has since killed 253,008 people.

The survivors, who are getting old and many of whom have suffered cancer and other radiation-caused illnesses, tell their stories to younger generations. This should never happen again anywhere on the earth.