70 лет со дня атомной бомбардировки Хиросимы

Mandatory Credit: Photo by SUTTON-HIBBERT/REX Shutterstock (538198u) Sunao Tsuboi, standing on Miyuki Bridge, points to himself in a photograph by Yoshito Matsushige, taken on the bridge 3 hours after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. This was the first photo taken after the bombing, and shows Sunao Tsuboi sitting injured on the bridge, Hiroshima, Japan - 21 Jul 2005 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DROPPING OF THE ATOMIC BOMB ON HIROSHIMA, JAPAN

Mandatory Credit: Photo by History Archive/REX Shutterstock (3877713a) World War II - Atomic bomb, Hiroshima August 1945. The atomic bombings of the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan were conducted by the United States during the final stages of World War II in 11945. The two events are the only use of nuclear weapons in war to date. . VARIOUS

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sutton-Hibbert/REX Shutterstock (1220583c) 82-year-old Hiroshima survivor Kenji Kawamoto applies medicated lotions to the keloid scars that cover the left side of his torso The shunned survivors of the Hiroshima atomic bomb, Japan - 03 Aug 2010 With no family and very few friends Kenji Kawamoto lives a lonely and isolated life. The 82-year-old lives in a featureless apartment block in Tokuyama city, Japan - waking up every day with a very painful reminder of the past. For Kenji has endured 50 operations over the past 65 years after finding himself near to the epicentre of the Hiroshima atomic bomb. At just 17 years old on that one fateful day - 6th August 1945 - Kenji saw all of his hopes and dreams for the future blown away. Even now, over six decades later, the echoes can still be felt in his life as he, and other Hiroshima survivors, find themselves living isolated lives - shunned and sidelined from mainstream society. Such discrimination and shame meant that tens of thousands of Hiroshima survivors never got married, never had children and, in effect, never truly lived.

Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX Shutterstock (538049e) Theodore 'Dutch' Van Kirk in 1945 at the age of 24. THEODORE 'DUTCH' VAN KIRK, NAVIGATING OFFICER OF THE B29 BOMBER 'ENOLA GAY' WHICH DROPPED THE ATOMIC BOMB ON HIROSHIMA

Mandatory Credit: Photo by History Archive/REX Shutterstock (4430609a) Photograph of a destroyed Nagasaki Temple after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Dated 1945. VARIOUS

Col Paul W Tibbets Jr, 31, of Orlando, Fla, stands beside his famous ARF B-29 Superfortress Enola Gay which he named for his mother, and which he piloted over Hiroshima last 6th August to drop the historic atomic bomb, destroying most of the city. Colonel Tibbets, with three others of the original crew, brings the Enola Gay to New York City on Friday 5th April at 3.pm on a mission for the US Army Recruiting Service. The plane will remain on public exhibition for several days, and the crew will participate in the Army Day parade down Fifth Avenue, Saturday 6th April 1946

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nara Archives/REX Shutterstock (2152887a) Hiroshima, Japan, May 16, 1947 - 'Out Of The Rubble Of Atom-bombed Hiroshima, The Japanese People Are Building A New City. Although Much Of The Constriction Is Of A Temporary Nature, Its Citizens Have Succeeded In Rebuilding 65% Of Its Wrecked Buildings' Various

World War II, casualty after the explosion of the atom bomb in August 1945 Hiroshima, Japan

A watch stopped at 08:15 AM found in the wreckage of Hiroshima, Japan after the atomic bomb was dropped in World War Two

Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX Shutterstock (389560o) The bombing of Hiroshima. At the time this photo was made, smoke billowed 20,000 feet above Hiroshima while smoke from the burst of the first atomic bomb had spread over 10,000 feet on the target at the base of the rising column. RETROSPECTIVE: THE ATOMIC BOMB

Mandatory Credit: Photo by SUTTON-HIBBERT/REX Shutterstock (526287g) Shigeaki Mori, 68 years, historian and survivor of Hiroshima Atomic bombing, prays at the grave of Corporal Ronald Francis Shaw, of the RAF 84 Squadron, in the Commonwealth War Cemetery, Yokohama, Japan. Corporal Shaw was killed in Nagasaki on 9th August 1945 in the atomic bombing. Mr. Mori is trying to have Corporal Shaw's name added to the official list of bombing victims. SEARCH FOR THE FAMILY OF BRITAIN'S FIRST REGISTERED HIROSHIMA BOMB VICTIM AT COMMONWEALTH WAR CEMETERY IN YOKOHAMA, JAPAN - 2005

Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX Shutterstock (538198ag) Survivor Masaki Tanabe as a child. Masaaki Tanabe's mother and brother were killed the explosion 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DROPPING OF THE ATOMIC BOMB ON HIROSHIMA, JAPAN

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nara Archives/REX Shutterstock (2153523a) Tinian, August 6, 1945 - Col. Paul Tibbets, Jr., Pilot Of The Enola Gay, The Plane That Dropped The Atomic Bomb On Hiroshima, Waves From His Cockpit Before The Takeoff Various

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sutton-Hibbert/REX Shutterstock (1220583h) Hiroshima survivor Kenji Kawamoto in hospital The shunned survivors of the Hiroshima atomic bomb, Japan - 03 Aug 2010 With no family and very few friends Kenji Kawamoto lives a lonely and isolated life. The 82-year-old lives in a featureless apartment block in Tokuyama city, Japan - waking up every day with a very painful reminder of the past. For Kenji has endured 50 operations over the past 65 years after finding himself near to the epicentre of the Hiroshima atomic bomb. At just 17 years old on that one fateful day - 6th August 1945 - Kenji saw all of his hopes and dreams for the future blown away. Even now, over six decades later, the echoes can still be felt in his life as he, and other Hiroshima survivors, find themselves living isolated lives - shunned and sidelined from mainstream society. Such discrimination and shame meant that tens of thousands of Hiroshima survivors never got married, never had children and, in effect, never truly lived.

The mushroom cloud above Hiroshima which reached a height of over 20,000ft after the atomic bomb devasted the city. It was a major factor in the Japanese surrender of World War II. 5th August 1945

World War II - Atomic bomb, Hiroshima August 1945. The atomic bombings of the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan were conducted by the United States during the final stages of World War II in 11945. The two events are the only use of nuclear weapons in war to date.

Mandatory Credit: Photo by SUTTON-HIBBERT/REX Shutterstock (538198i) Japanese schoolchildren get a history lesson beside the A Bomb Dome Memorial - Jul 2005 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DROPPING OF THE ATOMIC BOMB ON HIROSHIMA, JAPAN

Mandatory Credit: Photo by UI/REX Shutterstock (4427564a) An aerial photograph of Hiroshima, Japan, shortly after the 'Little Boy' atomic bomb was dropped. Dated 1945 (Photo by: Universal History Archive/UIG via Getty images). VARIOUS

World War II: Paul Tibbets standing in front of the B-29 Enola Gay, the plane he piloted to Hiroshima and dropped the world’s first atomic bomb on 5 August 1945. Warfare Aerial Nuclear.

19 year old Yoshinori Sakai, born in Hiroshima on the day the first atomic bomb devasted the city, holding the Olympic Torch during the final rehearsals for the opening of the Olympic Games in Tokyo. Standing at his side is Greek actress Aleka Katsekli. 5th October 1964

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daily Mail/REX Shutterstock (1053585a) Susuke Shimoe Survivor Of The Atomic Bomb That The Allied Forces Dropped On Hiroshima And Later A Member Of The Board Of Directors For The Hiroshima Council Of Atomic Bomb Victims Organisations. Susuke Shimoe Survivor Of The Atomic Bomb That The Allied Forces Dropped On Hiroshima And Later A Member Of The Board Of Directors For The Hiroshima Council Of Atomic Bomb Victims Organisations.

Mandatory Credit: Photo by History Archive/REX Shutterstock (2543299a) World War II: Paul Tibbets standing in front of the B-29 Enola Gay, the plane he piloted to Hiroshima and dropped the world's first atomic bomb on 5 August 1945. Warfare Aerial Nuclear. History

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sutton-Hibbert/REX Shutterstock (1220583o) Photograph belonging to 86-year-old Hiroshima survivor Suzuko Numata showing her wearing a kimono at the age of 17 The shunned survivors of the Hiroshima atomic bomb, Japan - 03 Aug 2010 With no family and very few friends Suzuko Numata lives a lonely and isolated life. The 86-year-old lives in a care home in Hiroshima - waking up every day with a very painful reminder of the past. For Suzuko was 23 and just 1.3km from the epicentre when the bomb fell, suffering injuries that later required the amputation of one of her legs. Like other Hiroshima survivors, following the bomb Suzuko found herself living an isolated life - shunned and sidelined from mainstream society. Such discrimination and shame meant that tens of thousands of Hiroshima survivors never got married, never had children and, in effect, never truly lived. When Sukuko did receive a marriage proposal, ten years after Hiroshima, her fiancй's parents forced him to break it off when they learnt about her past.

Canon John Collins speaks with Miss Miyoko Matsubaba and Mr Hirosama Hanabusa , two Japanese pilgrims who survived the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb . 23 April 1962

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dan Callister/REX Shutterstock (538049b) Captain Theodore 'Dutch' Van Kirk (84) at home in Stone Mountain, Georgia, America - Jul 25, 2005 THEODORE 'DUTCH' VAN KIRK, NAVIGATING OFFICER OF THE B29 BOMBER 'ENOLA GAY' WHICH DROPPED THE ATOMIC BOMB ON HIROSHIMA

Mandatory Credit: Photo by UIG/REX Shutterstock (3799892a) Mushroom cloud over Hiroshima, Japan during World War 2 VARIOUS

Mandatory Credit: Photo by SUTTON-HIBBERT/REX Shutterstock (538198s) Sunao Tsuboi, standing on Miyuki Bridge, standing by a photograph by Yoshito Matsushige, taken on the bridge 3 hours after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. This was the first photo taken after the bombing, and shows Sunao Tsuboi sitting injured on the bridge, Hiroshima, Japan - 21 Jul 2005 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DROPPING OF THE ATOMIC BOMB ON HIROSHIMA, JAPAN

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Daily Mail/REX Shutterstock (1133585a) Miyoko Matsubara 29 And Hirosama Hanabusa 18 Survivors Of The Atomic Bomb Dropped On Hiroshima In The Last War Carry A Long Placard Bearing Portraits Of Victims Of That Bomb When They Join The Aldermaston To London Marchers At Hyde Park. Cnd Nuclear Miyoko Matsubara 29 And Hirosama Hanabusa 18 Survivors Of The Atomic Bomb Dropped On Hiroshima In The Last War Carry A Long Placard Bearing Portraits Of Victims Of That Bomb When They Join The Aldermaston To London Marchers At Hyde Park. Cnd Nuclear

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nara Archives/REX Shutterstock (2152885a) Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Various

Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX Shutterstock (538049c) The crew of the 'Enola Gay' after it returned from Hiroshima in 1945. THEODORE 'DUTCH' VAN KIRK, NAVIGATING OFFICER OF THE B29 BOMBER 'ENOLA GAY' WHICH DROPPED THE ATOMIC BOMB ON HIROSHIMA

The Enola Gay, Boeing B-29 Superfortress bomber, named for Enola Gay Tibbets, the mother of the pilot, Colonel Paul Tibbets, On 6 August 1945, during the final stages of World War II, it became the first aircraft to drop an atomic bomb. The bomb, was targeted at the city of Hiroshima, Japan,

Hiroshima - only the canals break up the blanket of mass destruction over Hiroshima after the first atomic bomb was dropped on the Japanese city on 6 August 1945 2 September 1945

Mandatory Credit: Photo by History Archive/REX Shutterstock (4430608a) Photograph of an infant burn vctim receiving medical treatment after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Dated 1945. VARIOUS