My high school girlfriend's mom was in Hiroshima the day the bomb dropped. She was on the outskirts of town and was far enough away that she was not injured but eventually lost her hair. She married an American soldier and moved to the east coast of the U.S. shortly after the war ended. She was one of the kindest women I have ever met. My mom had passed a year before I met my girlfriend. So Mrs C. always told me to call her Momma San. "You no have mother. So I you mother now" she said. I loved her so much. We stayed friends until she passed a few years ago. Her daughter and I are still great friends.
I'm not Japanese, but I've been told old women "adopting" friend's children like that is/was pretty common. The nicest ones will make sure you're taking care of yourself and feed you and really do try to be there for their friends's grieving children regardless of their age. "Are you eating well? I made an extra dinner for you. Your mother would want you to eat more and be happy" sort of thing and it's a good way to bond generations together. As a foreigner on the other side of the planet, I can't say how widespread it ever was and if it's still common to this day, we'd need to ask someone from Japan, but it's a really beautiful practice that every people should practice. Take care of each other so we can all move forward together.
@@Onora619 Je suis du Québec, 53 ans j'ai grandis à la campagne et en 1971 mes parents ont achetée une maison 15 000$ à des Allemands. Notre voisine était une Polonaise Mme Amélia Pélofi une veuve à la retraite avec ses deux enfants qui nous avait donnés une dinde comme cadeau de bienvenu . C'était un peu comme une Momma San j'avoue que le Japon à eu ses moment de souffrance et j'admets que la Pologne à eu aussi les siens la misère, la pauvreté, est les malheurs de la guerre qui en résulte surtout la faim. Elle était une cuisinière hors paire. Ils faut éviter un guerre atomique à tout prix.
I lived in Japan for 20 years working for the US government. I never visited Hiroshima until after Covid. I breezed through the museum with little emotion. I watched this documentary and found the human emotion I had not felt while at the museum in Hiroshima explode and tears streak down my face. Let us pray this never happens again!
I agree with you. Life Is hard, Life is tough, it definitely isn't fair, and these kids are not ever going to be able to understand that. And they will be the ones running the country in a few years? As Elon Musk had said, if these Petty things trigger you so deeply. Then you've never been punched in the face They never say in these documentaries who was the final one to convince everybody else, whose idea was to do this. But I bet you it was a democrat.
My father was a metallurgical engineer at Los Alamos. He said that, despite the total secrecy involved, nearly everyone there knew what they were working on. Very few of them believed it would actually be used against any city or people. We now live in a world where a single act of chest thumping or retaliation can actually end civilization as it is. This documentary needs to be seen by everyone
Material importante para la educación , la historia NO contada atraves de generaciones, nos hace Volver ha cometer los mismos errores y horrores !!! La Paz Perpetua,para toda la humanidad 🌹
My friend was in the womb of her mother who was visiting her parents in a nearby village when Hiroshima was bombed. She returned and searched for her husband and two sons, but they were killed by the bomb. Even as she walked about in utter shock and grief her skin started burning off - the day after the bomb! She probably spent too much time there for the baby was born with a totally deformed spine. The baby, my dear friend, was, despite the radioactive harm done, a brilliant writer and helped in our international documents and was a pleasure to work with!
Aún no nacía pero cuando hablamos de la bomba atómica en la primaria me dio miedo,hoy al ver este documental mi corazón se me estruja es 😭espantoso,tanta miseria humana no creo que quienes fabricaron este artefacto no supieran las consecuencias Dios los perdone por tanto dolor que causaron 🙏 rezo para que jamás se repita
This is the type of documentary everyone has to see once. I hope they show this in schools. As a teen myself this made me on the verge of tears but gave a great lesson on how horrific war is and that both sides suffer greatly.
My grandfather survived the Hiroshima atomic bomb. My mother said he died of consumption, but I believe it was radiation poisoning. In 1970, I visited the Hiroshima Peace memorial, and again, in 1978. This memorial should be on everyone's bucket list to experience firsthand what one bomb can do to destroy humanity and can easily be used today to destroy our world. Read Black Rain & Enola Gay. and then 3 days later, another bomb was dropped over Nagasaki... NEVER FORGET.
@@みゆうと-u1hThe predicted death toll for a ground war was 1,000,000 for both sides. At least that is what the Allies were told. I was not born yet. Terribly cruel.
In war, there is no winner, just those who lose less than others. There were battles where both sides tried to stop fighting, but those in charge disciplined them and forced them to fight in other battles as those in charge were safe at home.
Фильм потряс!Вывернул всю душу , сижу и ничего не могу делать,Его надо показывать во всех странах по центральным каналам!Неужели все это кто то пережил , ужас ,не должно такое повториться.!НЕТ!
а ведь это всего лишь навсего маломощный тактический заряд - по современной классификации. Всего 40 килотонн - сейчас такое упаковывают в один артиллерийский снаряд. Типовая бомба 1 мгт (в 25 раз мощнее) и таких от 3 до 10 шт в одной ракете. А всего их более чем по 5 тыс. у США и России. Не выживет никто
@@IvanKachinskiy Иван , спасибо большое ,что ответили.Я как дама , не разбираюсь во всех технических аспектах, я просто как обычный зритель была потоясенна как чисто физиологически страдали люди , хирург все просто обьяснил по - поводу кожи- ужасно,и очень жалко что в один миг столько детей и подростков .Желаю вам здоровья и радости в жизни .Москва.
@@Алекандр-ъ2й: "А с какой легкостью в РФ ЯО размахивают и треть россиян не против его использования". ЯО против мирного населения использовали США, а не РФ. И теперь все говорят, что это было хорошо, что использовали, всё теперь очень счастливы, делают ку и улыбаются.
When the photographer, Yoshito Matsushige stood there on the bridge and took these photos it must have been horrible. To have seen such horrors and pain. It must also have seemed cruel to some victims that he was taking photos of the aftermath of the bombing and of their suffering. But however cruel it was, thanks to these photos that we can have a glimpse into what these people experienced and understand the cost of the actions of those during those times. Thanks to these photos the stories of those on the bridge, the events that took place, what those people felt, all we can understand at least even a little bit. Thank you for taking these pictures. They show us what happened in the past and serve as a reminder to us of the people who suffered and lost their lives. The people who could not share their stories with all of us. Thank you for making this film. I feel more grateful to my life now. War is something that should never have happened. The people who suffer the most in war are ordinary civilians. People who get caught in between the crossfire of the two countries. It is painful for many people. But alas, we never know what the leaders of each country are thinking or how the tense situations between countries pan out. There is nothing much we can do. But we can try to remember those dark times and the stories of these people and pass it on the next generation. So that these stories serve as a reminder to all of us of how war affects everybody.
Ya betul . Atau karena uang atau kekuasaan Yang jelas anak kecil itu kasihan yang meminta pertolongan lalu nangis lalu pergi ke kobaran api karena tidak tahu mau kemana . Dan korban tidak berdosa lainnnya
My grandfather was in Hiroshima 5 days after it was bombed. He was in the US Army. They were to go in and provide help to the survivors. He said it was more horrific than the bloody fighting they did in the Philippines. We have pictures of him with a group of children that survived.
The US wanted to stay out of the war. Japan brought the US into the war by attacking and bombing the hell out of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii! The US wanted to avoid war with anyone. Know your history before commenting.
My Grandfather was in the death march. He told me that a solder two places up tried to help someone who fell had his head removed on the spot. He had nightmares because the severed head was twitching and eyes moving.
I visited Hiroshima many times. It’s my favourite city in Japan. Very relaxing, big parks, very quiet even with visitors and many schools. Very peaceful. The first time i visited the taxi driver told me he was up in the mountains when it happened. He was over 70 and still working. I had no words to say. I was just going back to the hotel after visiting the peace memorial museum and walk etc I just couldn’t ask or say anything 😢. Very strange feeling. The man was strong as a brick. You could see it in his thick neck forearms and his eyes. He wasn’t even dramatic about it. Another time I was taking a photo and suddenly I turn around and I had like 200 kids behind me all in their school uniform with their backpack and hats on. I couldn’t believe it. They were so quiet… That city is so special and beautiful.
The best documentary I have ever seen. War is literally hell on earth. Death in war knows no nationality. It takes all, young and old, the good and the bad.
Как жалко простых людей. Но к сожалению, мы все заложники тех, кто правит миром. Им нужны новые жертвы. Они ненасытны. Ненавижу войну. Простые люди всего мира хотят просто жить, радоваться и дарить добро и мир друг другу. Спасибо за фильм Мы живы пока помним о тех, кто погиб.
@@Бигибом mereka membunuh,mereka merampas harta benda nenek moyang kami...kalian tau dunia????mereka membunuh dan menculik untuk di jadikan pekerja paksa !!!
My mother is from Japan. She was a fantastic mom. I remember when there were thunderstorms my mom would start to scream and cry. When I was younger I would hold her Through the storms. I now realize that she suffered from PTSD. 😢 She passed some years ago, but she never talked about what happened to her and our relatives. I now understand why. My thoughts are that the Japanese people had to suffer in silence 🔕 😔.
I had an ex boyfriend who came to the UK from the Lebanon with his family,to escape the war when he was a child. he too would cry and scream during thunderstorms. PTSD Wasn't as mainstream as it is now,it was the n only seen as a thing soldiers suffered with. His whole family where still traumatized in the late 80s early 90s .I remained friends with his sister,she isolates alone,had to give up her job as a teacher long after her refugee status from the Lebanon.
My grandfather had a Japanese work colleague who returned to Japan in the 70s. The friendship remained. In 1986 my parents accepted the invitation to go to Japan. At the age of 16 I visited Tokyo, Osaka and also Hiroshima. The horror (the photos from the museum) was the trigger for me to do community service. I can still see the stone on which a person stood (it was burned into the stone). I still remember the "fire" in front of the museum and that this fire will only go out when there is peace throughout the world. It takes a few seconds to realize what this text means...and I had tears streaming down my face like many others who left the museum.
@@shanazali8133 In what schools in the US is this no long taught? My parents (yes, including my mother) were stationed in Occupied Japan after the war. By age of 4 I knew of WWII. By the age of 5 or 6, I knew of the atomic bombs. ALL military personnel, at that time, were taught how to best survive a blast. I ALSO knew of the terrible crimes committed by the Imperial Japanese Army against our military personnel (some of whom were cared for in our family quarters as they were personal friends), and American civilians who were in places like the Philippines. My 2nd grade teacher had her 15-year-old son die in her arms in an internment camp due to disease and malnutrition. Her husband, a civilian civil engineer, died building a railroad. My mother's 2 brothers, ages 17 and 18, died on Bataan Death March. Their bodies never recovered. I guess that you researched all the schools in the USA to make such a statement. Perhaps, in the course of such work, you found that the USA DID NOT START THE DAMN WAR. We did however have to end it! And at great cost! And then, under General McArthur, rebuild the Jap society from the ground up, giving ALL Japanese the right to the vote, including women! Or how about the incorporation of Unions, giving workers for the first time any power. Before that a Japanese worker was little more than a slave to whatever company they worked for. Perhaps, your time would have been better spent checking out the Japanese schools where WW2 IS NOT TAUGHT??? What an incredibly insulting statement to make for anyone who remembers those days! Where my I ask where you "educated"?
@@MARYREED-nh7gb Тебе в школе рассказали ту историю, которая выгодна для США. Поучи историю из других источников. Так вот, тогда когда США применили ядерное оружие против Японии и прежде всего по гражданским людям, военного смысла не было, война заканчивалась, Япония была разгромлена. США по факту провела испытание ядерного оружия в боевой обстановке. Позор США и тем кто оправдывает эту страну за это военное преступление.
Lo que tú dices es ojo por ojo diente por diente ? Que Jehová te perdone, todas las personas sufren por mentes enfermas y nadie gana en una guerra, solo queda sufrimiento y dolor.@@MARYREED-nh7gb
It's amazing that two photographs can not only garner information, but be brought to life as these have been. This documentary should be mandatory for anyone who controls nuclear arms around the world ! Thank You.
The simple fact that the axis countries started the war in the first place, the two major players Germany and Japan Committed huge atrocities in the countries that they occupied in the case of the Germans, most of Europe, and in the case of the Japanese China Burma, most of the chain of Islands in the Pacific, they systematically, eradicated, huge portions of the population of these countries lead to death of millions. Yes the US were first to develop the bomb managing to beat Germany in their efforts to build a bomb. It is a scar on mankind that the there was a need to develop and use the bomb it has caused fear for most of the world from the day it was dropped to this very day. The hundreds of thousands that died as a result of the two bombs in fact saved millions of lives that would have been lost if the allies had to invade mainland Japan as the people of Japan had been told by their god the emperor to die to the last person to resist an allied invasion. It’s a very good documentary told from only one side leaving out the history that lead to these dreadful days.
But your country does not teach the past properly, then how you could possibly learn something from the past ? You people still think you are pure victims, but your country genocide Americans first by attacking Pearl Harbor. That is the consequence of attacking Pearl Harbor
My father was in the army and was sent to Japan after the war. He didn't talk about it very much. He was in the army medic corp. He said there were many warehouses full of medical supplies that never got used. Breaks my heart for the people of Japan.
الحرب يمكن ان ينسىاها الناس الذين لم يولدو فيها ، لاكن يستحيل على الانسان الذي عاشها ان ينساها *وبما ان اخواني يعيشونها يستحيل ان تمر لحضة دون ان اتذكرهم* كل الحب و الاحترام لاهلي في قطاع غزة💛
از لحظهای که شروع به دیدن این ویدئو کردم چشم ازش برنداشتم واقعا غم انگیز است وقتی به قربانیان ان فکر میکنی ، چه لحظات دشوار و دردی تجربه کردند امیدوارم که ان اخرین انفجار اتمی بوده باشد ، بسیار تاثیر گذار بود . تشکر از سازندگان این ویدئو
بله ظاهرا حق با شماست ، این مسیری که سیاستمداران در آن قدم گذاشتن راه شیطان است و بشریت را بسوی نابودی میبرد ، فکر میکنم چاره این مشکل بدست ملتها باشه امیدی به سیاستمداران نیست@@Reshivshiy_reshitsya
@@Ева-я2щ همیشه با خودم فکر میکنم بيشتر انسانهای که میشناسیم انسانهای مهربان و نجيب و از رنج دیگران غمگین می شوند ولی چگونه است که قدرت همیشه دست انسانهای شرور است، شما هم بنظرم انسان رئوف و قلب مهربانی دارید امیدوارم به همهی آرزوهایت برسی
It will happen again because men are unable to keep peace, the Bible says, "The heart is more deceitful than anything else and incurable, who can understand it?" Jeremiah 17:9 Zechariah 14:12 describes in the future nuclear war when Israel is under attack. There is a way of escape! Turn to Jesus Christ and receive forgiveness and eternal life. "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life," John 3:16. Jesus promised to come for His own and this will happen before the last 7 years of the Tribulation Period under the Antichrist, please read Revelation. Jesus promised to spare those from the hour of testing coming on the whole world, Revelation 3:10.
в последние годы активно выпускают статьи и видео о том что ядерная война не страшна и если потребуется то станет самым верным решением ведь если не нажать красную кнопку первым её обязательно нажнут враги.
@@world_peace775 - к счастью, России не обязательно сейчас нажимать кнопку первой. Она всё равно успеет вовремя ответить благодаря управляемому гиперзвуку. А в доктрине у них ответно-встречный удар. Зато штатам есть повод задуматься, и не давить на кнопку.
Can't hold my tears after watching this documentary...kept praying all the time for the victims who went through such a horrific catastrophe..god bless their souls 🙏🙏
"Afin que l'humanité ne connaissent plus jamais cela " .c'est la conclusion qui m'inspire aussi. Vivement ce documentaire est tout pour réveiller notre conscience quand à l'importance de la paix. Merci pour vos recherches
Hay algo que no me cuadra de estas personas que dicen que sobrevivieron y he estado bastante cerca de la epicentro no nos estarán contando una película que les han mandado contar pedorras autodo y es verdad menos estas dos personas qué casualidad
Tears ran down my face through this entire film. My heart totally broke when I seen the little girl walking back to the fire. Thank you for making this documentary. I would love to read your book. I hope the rest of your life is filled with peace and happiness ❣️
Je dois dire, les japonais sont vraiment admirables. Une tragedie comme celui-ci ne doit se repeter a jamais. C'est un video superb et je pense que tout le monde doit le regarder.
I have been to Hiroshima and today it is a beautiful and vibrant city. I have stood on that bridge and it was an eerie feeling. The ikonic skeletal dome building a few hundred yards away. The museum and memorial were both horror inducing and enlightening. Later I visited my father, a long retired veteran of the Pacific War. He fought from Australia all the way through the liberation of the Philippine Islands. He was EOD primary and a 1st LT, finished his career a Lt. Col. After I showed him the photos I had taken of the museum and related areas, he finally opened up about that part of his experience. He had been on the security team that had accompanied the first group of American scientists into Hiroshima several weeks after the surrender. When he knew I had seen the exhibits and photos there (some quite graphic, showed him a bunch of images from the museum) and the fact I had been an ER Nurse for over 10 years and had seen trauma, he finally felt he could share some of what he experienced. I was grateful that he finally felt he could share such a terrible experience before he died at over 100 years of age. Those who fought on both sides were greatly affected from such an experience. Miss you dad.
@@evanpetelle5669 Those who saw and experienced are now mostly gone. Few to remember. Fewer still who can understand it even when it is described or seen in images. To later personally walk that ground and stand on that bridge and to nearby see the still radioactive Commerce Exhibit Hall building (the skeletal dome) and the museum was an amazing and emotional experience. The actual steps from the Sumitomo Bank building a few blocks away were actually in the museum, with the melted and vaporized remains still showing on the stones.
It should be mandatory that every human being watches this video. The young girl that walked back to the fire, after being shouted at, will be forever etched in my mind. The hopelessness she would have felt as she walked to her death. It's amazing how 2 photographs told so many stories. All those children who just wanted to go home. God bless them and everyone who was involved in this human atrocity 🕊️. Hiroshima and Nagasaki should never be forgotten ❤🕊️❤
I agree. The story of the little girl yelled at and not allowed on the truck, then bursts into tears and runs away. A child suffering alone, just so profoundly sad. It really haunts me. I'll have to say a prayer for her tonight.
It's a tragedy, not an atrocity. Far FAR more Japanese AND Americans would have died without these bombings. The Emperor was treated as a diety. He was insulated from the death his war was creating. He stated repeatedly that he would sooner every Japanese die than surrender and his people AGREED. Notice how even the first bomb did NOT convince him! Only when he was shown the absolute impossibility of his own victory, shown that America could leave him with nothing left to rule, did he FINALLY surrender. FAR more people would have died without this show of overwhelming force.
Я с Украины и смотрела этот фильм с замиранием сердца и со слезами на глазах. Что и какие муки перенесли люди, дети от ядерного взрыва, и выжившие прошли как подопытные кролики, исследования последствий взрыва. СЕЙЧАС неужели может быть конфликты доведены до такого ужаса. Ведь можно жить в мире, сколько человеку надо для полноценной жизни всего лишь 70 лет и с собой в могилу ничего не заберёшь. И развитие и процветание может быть для всех, и зачем соревноваться кто главней или кто превосходней, и зачем быть гигимоном, а не лучше быть самым лучшим, мирным человеком
The Japanese were not the peaceful people when they bombed the Hawiian base that killed so many American men, woman and children so horribly. Why do we see these horrors? Why don't I see videos of the horrors of Pearl Harbor that December day. Look I'm all for peace, no war anywhere.
My wife is a care taker for a gentleman that goes by Harry, he was on the outskirts of the city, his sister was at the Hospital, he found the exact spot she was in. He later became a Preacher and has travelled the world spreading the word of God. He now is in California Los Angeles, last year we had Thanksgiving together. Happily he will go back to Japan to spend his last years with family. His forgiveness is amazing and to listen to him speak on this is something I will never forget
The real war on earth is The Great Controversy between Good and evil. Truth and deception. Jesus and satan. Sabbath and sun day. The papacy will claim the coming wars to be for sun day “sacredness” and that Bible Sabbath keeping Christians should not have freedom to worship on Sabbath. This is our last test of faithfulness.
Truman n’était un petit homme abjecte. 2 BA en 3 jours ?!… c’était du sadisme doublé d’une cruauté dégelasse. Les USA et leurs crimes de guerre classés secret défense c’est TROP FACILE de s’en sortir comme ça alors qu’ils auraient dû être désarmés. 80 ans ils continuent à faire chier le monde entier avec leur puissance usurpée grâce à la planche à billets 💵🤬
مثلما عانا الشعب اليابني من كارثة هيروشيما يعاني شعب فلسطين وسكان غزة من كارثة حقيقية في 2024 أتمنى من شعوب العالم وممن يحملون ذرة انسانية في قلوبهم التضامن معهم ورفع أصواتهم للجميع
I, as a citizen of Japan, took part in dozens of protests against the barbaric war crimes which Israel has been committing. We protested many times in front of the Israeli embassy, U.S.embassy, and the ministry of foreign affairs of Japan, etc. I think we should condemn media’s complicity more loudly.
It is propaganda. Israel is wrongfully blamed and lied about. Palestinians invaded Israel, murdering over 1000 innocent Israeli citizens in their homes, at a music festival, etc on Oct. 7, 2023 for no reason other than their hatred for Jews and wanting to destroy them all. Palestinians murdered innocent men, women and children. I saw video of a young woman lying on her stomach, in her underwear, pinned under the invaders legs as they laughed. When they all returned to Gaza with their hostages, I saw video as Palestinians partied in the streets. They are still killing some of their hostages to this day.
Я в шоке от просмотра видео, это тяжёлый опыт не только для Японии, это тяжёлый опыт для всего человечества. Ещё раз повторюсь это геноцид против японского населения, сбросив бомбу на мирный город
@@jinyoungyou1278 В войне нет правых и левых, в войне виноваты все стороны. Все участники совершают преступления, но когда уничтожают город в котором погибло население в десятки тысяч человек - это страшное преступление. А потом еще и опыты проводить это извините и есть геноцид. Не оправдываю ни одну из сторон.
Do BOTH sides of the story deserve publication? Or just this side, ignoring the decade-limg reign of terror the Japanese had unleashed on that part of the world preceding this bombing?
@@BillHinermanNão Devemos Julgar Nem Um Lado Nem Outro ...EEUU da América queria Extinguir os Japoneses que Além de Ser FEIOS Eram FANÁTICOS Em Tomar o PODER de Toda ÁSIA.....Os JAPONÊZES Por Outro Lado Espalhou que os E.U. Eram INIMIGOS e Queria DOMINAR o MUNDO...Os JAPONÊSES Eram FANÁTICOS IMPÉRIARISTAS....
I cross the Miyuki Bridge almost daily. Not only this bridge, the whole city is a reminder that we can never let this happen again. Sadly, the two survivors talked about in this film, Mitsuko Kouchi and Sunao Tsuboi, are no longer with us.
Так повторилось же! Через три дня в Нагасаки! Тот, кто сбросил бомбы сдохли через самоубийства. Так им и надо! Но ещё опаснее те, кто отправляли лётчиков.
Interestingly, the areas both bombs were dropped was the most Christian/Catholic areas. The epicentre was above a Catholic Church where four priests were in the Presbytery after Mass and Devotions. They stepped out to see flattened buildings and the incinerated. None of the priests had radiation effects. When asked, they said " we all lived The Fatima Message"! See Fatima, Portugal, 1917.
ABSOLUTELY 💯. My Number #1. Favorite UA-cam Video Ever. My Grandfather on my Mom’s side was in the Navy in the Pacific at the time this happened. He was 23 years old.
My grandfather was a conscientious objector when he was drafted. He was made a medical transporter for the US Army. He was near the bombings in Japan and died of throat cancer when I was eight.
My fiancée's Grandparents and parents lived North West of Hiroshima when it happened. They all have since passed, but her parents, who where 6 and 7 at the time and lived close to each other, told me about the day a flash of light unlike any they had seen was in the sky. And after a while a loud Boom followed by a rumbling roll of thunder that made them fear what it was. I did not get the chance to visit Hiroshima when I was there but on my next trip I am making it a point to go. I have seen many videos and commentaries about Hiroshima, but this one took things a step further and was more focused on the people than the bomb itself. That was a welcome, though very heartbreaking change. Thank you for the vid!
What a heart wrenching yet exceedingly fascinating documentary. I appreciate the focus on the photo and identifying the individuals in it and their stories. The girl who was ordered away from the truck by the military officer and who went back into the heart of the city where the fires were blazing must've been so confused. Poor soul. I had walked through Hiroshima one day and, in a window, saw an older man who did not appear to have eyes, "looking" out over the city. My guess is that he was a victim of the bombing. Let's hope the world never sees another nuclear attack.
самое главное, чтобы мир никогда не увидел звериный японский милитаризм. Народы Азии никогда не забудут то зло, которые причинили им японские захватчики.
@@encrypter46 당신은 저당신 일본이 한 짓거리를 보면 당신이 본 가장 슬픈 일이라고 과연 말 할수 있을까? 예를 들어 "731부대" 검색해서 일본이 어떤 짓을 했는지 한번 찾아보길 바란다. 원자폭탄으로 시민이 죽은 일은 슬픈 일이다. 하지만, 일본이 항복을 안해서 생겼다고 본다. 저렇게라도 안했으면 더 많은 희생자가 나왔을 것이다 전쟁으로.
Фильм потряс до слёз,огромная благодарность создателям за память о чудовищной трагедии и безвинно погибших и пострадавших людей.дай бог,чтобы люди поняли ценность мира и человеческой жизни. очень грустно...
Показуйте цей фільм божевільним росіянам, які підтримують свого фашиста-президента _путіна_ і його погрози використати ядерну зброю в Україні, яка вже втратила і продовжує втрачати багато своїх громадян після вибуху 4 енергоблока Чорнобильської атомної електростанції в 1986 році. Тоді Радянський союз, в складі якого була Україна, проводив випробування потужностей атомного енергоблоку. Громадяни Російської федерації хочуть створити в Україні після повномасштабного вторгнення в 2022 році такий самий жах, який пережили мешканці Хіросіми і Нагасакі в 1945 році.
Вы про каких безвинно погибших? Про японцев, которые поддерживали милитаристское правительство Японии и японскую армию, убившую одних только китайцев 20 миллионов, из которых 16 миллионов - мирные жители? В этой трагедии миллионов убитых китайцев виноват почти каждый взрослый житель Хиросимы и Нагасаки - все они пособники убийц. Я уж не буду вспоминать про тысячи убитых американцев в Перл Харборе.
Бессмысленно объяснять волку, что плохо кушать зайцев? Они бы сами себя все перебили, не дай им Годзиллу в виде взрыва.😢(( Это было НЕОБХОДИМО и НЕИЗБЕЖНО.
당신의나라 일본은 조부모의 말씀과 자료관에 가야만 알수있나요? 참으로 어쩔수없는 나쁜 국가입니다. 정부에서 당연히 가르쳐야 하는것인데 당신네 나라는 몇백년전에도 계속 한국을 침략하고 노략질하고 한국가의 국모인 명성황우를 그것도 군인이 아닌 일개의 사무라이?(한국에선 깡패&양아치라 칭함)칼로 난자하고 불태웠다.참으로 악랄하고 잔인한국가임.
Respectfully watching how the Japanese citizens have handled a tragic situation and turned it into such an inspiration for the world to witness such integrity and kindness to each other.
not to make light of the bombing but the japanese suffer earthquakes, tsunami and volcanoes regularly, they roll up their sleeves and clean up the mess. i am told that the three trams that survived the bombing were taking people to work three days after the bomb fell. my ex wife didn't want to be translator, so i never got the chance to ask my in-laws how they felt about the war, they had (they have passed) an american airbase a mile or so away from their house with blackhawks and f16's circling there house most days, but the japanese for the most part i think are okay with the americans presence, i think they dislike china more than americans. i have been to hiroshima, my son rang the peace bell, i love japan and the japanese, i do think the japanese people did not want war, that the emperor was the instigator.
They are not so kind to Americans visiting the memorial site. My son had to he escorted to a train by policemen to save his life because he was obviously an American and in the military.
Sin saberlo el día 5 miré la película y me causó tanto dolor y tristeza....Desde mi pequeño país Uruguay 🇺🇾 mis Respeto a todo el pueblo de Hiroshima y Nafasaki...❤. Nunca más😢 este horror.
Kamu tidak pernah mengetahui bagaimana tentara jepang sangat kejam saat menjajah negara kami..mereka tidak kenal ampun..mereka adalah penjajah terburuk..thanks for amerika
The barbaric Japanese who committed indiscriminate rape and massacre in numerous countries should stop their dirty political acts of distorting history by calling themselves victims.
Such terrible ruin. I was in Hiroshima in 1961 and visited a local museum. I remember seeing a photo of a human body etched into the concrete sidewalk, also there was a cluster of glass Coca Cola bottles all fused together. Melted by the intense heat. Things I have never forgotten. Thank you for posting this.......Domo Arigato
16 Jahre nach der Katastrophe keine Strahlung mehr? Da wundere ich mich schon. Uns hat man doch immer erzählt, man könne hunderte von Jahren nicht mehr in so ein Gebiet.
@@alterweiermann9773wir werden belogen. Ständig diese Angstmacherei! Es wurden über 2000 Atombomben gezündet! 500 davon überirdisch! In Nanking haben die Japaner 250000 Menschen abgeschlachtet, so viele wie in Hiroshima und Nagasaki durch Atombomben getötet wurden. Man braucht viele Informationen um alles in Perspektive setzen zu können.
They say...A picture paints a thousand words...excellent piece of work bringing the photo to life. Devastation on a scale now imaginable. Blessings to all who suffered this horror.❤
Semua salah pemerintahan nenek moyang mu yg rakus kekuasaan penjajahan kalian yg sadis tidak akan kami maafkan rakyat dari negara jajahan mu juga masih dendam pada jepang 😡
As a 20th Century American History & Holocaust scholar, seeing the aftermath of the atomic bombs dropped on Japan was more horrifying than seeing the victims of the Holocaust, because my country is responsible for dropping those bombs. However, the actual history of that period cannot be ignored. Much of the world was at war, while America was determined to remain neutral. However, Japan carried out an unprovoked, blitz attack on Pearl Harbor, a large American naval base in Hawaii, which resulted in 2,300 deaths, 1,100 injuries, and the destruction of 19 warships. As a result, America found itself forced to enter a war it fought desperately to stay out of for two years. During the 4 years the allied forces fought Japan, they came to understand the Japanese military’s code of honor, in particular Bushido, which enforced the belief that one must “not live in shame as a prisoner. Die, and leave no ignominious crime behind you,” particularly in the battles of Iwo Jima and Okinawa, where the Japanese civilian population chose to commit suicide en masse rather than surrender. Thus, it was understood that the only way left to defeat Japan was to invade it and carry out a battle to the death, with an estimated death toll of 250,000 to 1 million for the Allies and 2 million for the Japanese military and civilian population. Further, the devastation left afterwards was projected to cause a famine which could decimate the remaining Japanese population. Thus, the US President and the high ranking military were forced to make an almost impossible decision; do they wage a ground attack on Japan and risk the lives of millions of military and civilian personnel on both sides, or do they use a newly developed weapon which was projected to kill a total of 20,000? Although the logic was obvious, the decision wasn’t, and President Truman struggled over the moral implications of using such a devastating weapon. But, ultimately he had to decide what would end the war much quicker & with far less casualties. Thus, the decision to was made to drop one bomb on Hiroshima, with the expectation that Japan would surrender. However, despite the shocking carnage in Hiroshima, Japan refused to surrender, and rather than order an invasion, it was decided that the 2nd and last atomic bomb would be dropped on Nagasaki three days later. It was at this point that Japan finally surrendered. I am sharing this only to remind us of the actual history of the decision to drop the atomic bomb. It’s easy to judge past decisions based on current ideals, but it’s rarely fair to do so! One has to acknowledge the reality of the time period when questioning the decisions made at that time. Much of the world had been at war for 6 years and had witnessed unspeakable carnage & death and the ultimate surrender of Germany and Italy. Yet despite its losses in the Pacific theater, the Japanese military was determined to fight on and had proven it was willing to fight to the death. What should a military leader do when faced with an adversary? In actuality, Japan forced America into a war and then forced her to end a war. Japan’s Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, who was involved in planning the attack on Pearl Harbor, quickly regretted his involvement and believed Japan could never win a prolonged war with the US, and is said to have commented, “A military man can scarcely pride himself on having 'smitten a sleeping enemy'; it is more a matter of shame, simply, for the one smitten. I would rather you made your appraisal after seeing what the enemy does, since it is certain that, angered and outraged, he will soon launch a determined counterattack." He was right. War is never the answer to any conflict.
Superb documentary, spoken with love, sorrow, empathy and dedication for a better World. Thank you for your Grace, in passing on the horrific knowledge of what happened. Joyce Hill
Не доведи, Господи, второй Хиросимы! Мы и зовёмся людьми и должны, даже обязаны, во имя будующего Планеты , не повторить страшной трагедии! Мы обязаны подумать о будующих поколениях. Страшно подумать, что пережили люди, выжившие! Сколько человеческих жизней унесено! Люди! Сохраните Планету! Сохраните МИР!
Такая трагедия и скорее более большего масштаба уже случалась с человечеством нашего (или не нашего) вида. Изотопы веществ, которые высвобождаются лишь при ядерном взрыве, находят в кратерах по всей планете, во многих из них сейчас известные или не очень озера. Но это я так, по секрету вам 🤫 И я не с Рен-тв. Сейчас мы как никогда на грани ядерной войны. Новый век (век это не 100 лет), новый этап в развитиии нашего вида, нашей цивилизации и техногенный вариант развития человечества не лучший выбор. От момента «меряемся пушками» до применения тактических ядерных ударов всего лишь миг и миг до применения его в стратегических масштабах. Мы сами это вряд ли увидим, но альтернативы к «меряемся пушками» сейчас нет и без грандиозных перемен вряд ли она появится
My dad was amongst the first allied troops in Hiroshima after the bomb. He made sure his children knew of the devastation. For him it was incomprehensible and he showed us his photographs. Where there was once homes and buildings there was nothing. He hade sure we never forget what happened to Hiroshima and likewise I never let my son forget. He is likely to make sure his future children know too. Hiroshima and Nagasaki will always be in our memory let it be that it never happens again. To any nation.
Did your dad show you pictures of the "comfort stations" in which Japanese forced young Korean, Chinese, Filipino, and Northern Asian girls as young as 12 into prostitution? Or the Japanes death camps where they starved and tortured countless allied forces to death? Or... or... or...
Let fascism, nationalism and racism die so we never need to bomb another country into civility again. The nuke was the best thing that could've happened to Japan and the world at the time. And invasion of the home islands would have caused so much more suffering.
Показуйте цей фільм божевільним росіянам, які підтримують свого фашиста-президента _путіна_ і його погрози використати ядерну зброю в Україні, яка вже втратила і продовжує втрачати багато своїх громадян після вибуху 4 енергоблока Чорнобильської атомної електростанції в 1986 році. Тоді Радянський союз, в складі якого була Україна, проводив випробування потужностей атомного енергоблоку. Громадяни Російської федерації хочуть створити в Україні після повномасштабного вторгнення в 2022 році такий самий жах, який пережили мешканці Хіросіми і Нагасакі в 1945 році.
It's really moving that your dad was so candid about what happened. It's hard when you're a soldier to drop the bias of loyalty to a nation when there are world changing implications.
@@ksanurse my grandma also told me to never forget about what the Japanese did to our country..she lost her father, brother, baby sister, and her neighbors and friends.. I will also tell my daughter the same.. Your comment is missing the fact that the bombing was a result of starting a war and not taking warnings. Period.
I paused the video to write my comment below. I explained the word Hibakusha only for it to be explained as I pressed play again. The memorial flame isn't an eternal flame as one first assumes. We were told that it will be turned off when every Nation gives up their Nuclear weapons. They never mentioned the "Black Rain" in the documentary. As the body is burned, fluid is sent to the affected areas that form blisters, which leads to dehydration. The young soldiers sent in to help had been told in first aid not to give water, then didn’t despite the pleas from the survivors. I can no longer the scientific reason, but the explosion, the mushroom cloud, causes it to start to rain. It didn't bring relief but more death. As the rain falls, it collects particles of dust that makes the rain look black. Victims looked up with open mouths to catch the rain, and others caught drips from rubble. But the contaminants that made it black were all radioactive. Those who drank it were dead within 4 days or so from radiation sickness. Because of the stigma, many Hibakusha married other Hibakusha. Some didn’t have children, others did, and some were stillborn, others deformed or other major illnesses. Those who had healthy children felt blessed, only to be horrified as grandparents when the medical research demonstrated that the horrors of radiation could skip a generation, which was another cruel blow to the Hibakusha.
As for the scientific part of why it rains - The extreme heat causes water to evaporate, quickly. And as we know, that water rises, and becomes clouds, and because it’s so much of it, so much heat, so much evaporated water, it becomes heavy and rains down, picking up all the radioactive soot and gunk in the air, like you said. 😰
Politiker, nicht Menschen. Menschen haben damit nicht zu tun. Die Politmarionetten, die von den wahren Tätern eingesetzt werden. Von den skrupellosen und bestialischen Geld und Machtsüchtigen, der Herrscher dieser Erde
왜? 멀정한 남의 나라침략하는, 탐욕으로 피해 입은 사람들은 억울하지 않단 말인가! 아시아 전역에서 그들의 악랄한 탐욕은 왜? 규탄하지 않은가. 그들은 왜 아직도 반성하지 않는가? 왜? 지들의 못된 탐욕은 말하지 않은가 말이다.! 나쁜놈들. 인간의 탈을 쓴 괴물같은 탐욕자들은 규탄하지 않고, 그들은 아직도 반성하지 않은가!
Os políticos deveria se trancar em um prédio com todas suas armas e ver quem é o melhor e deixam os inocentes que não tem nada a ver com esses psicopatas.😢😢
My father was among the first American Army occupational troops sent to Hiroshima. Many of his Army buddies died of cancer, as did my dad, too. He never slept well after his time in Hiroshima. He saw too much, & met too many locals. So sad.
Would have been sadder for allied troops if the bombs were not dropped. My father was still fighting the jap$ in Borneo, and they had no intention of stopping until everyone died. They had to be stopped. The allied forces later dying of cancer is a tragedy. I’m sorry to hear that. The powers that be made some mistakes there, for sure.
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Pourtant tu continues de portez les couleurs d'un gouvernement nazi, soutenue par les mêmes monstres responsables de cette horreur. N'as tu pas honte ?
@@seanlander9321 From 1946 to 1952 Australian forces were responsible for the military occupation of Hiroshima Prefecture, the site of the first atomic bomb attack in history. U.S. troops were in Hiroshima between October 6, 1945, and March 6, 1946, and U.S. troops were in the vicinity of Nagasaki between September 11, 1945, and July 1, 1946
20% were in their early teens but what has to be remembered is teens where on the front lines in WW2 many lied about their age to sign up, my grandfather was in France in WW1 at the age of 10 as a bugle boy. children died everywhere it wouldn't have been so shocking to people then to have children do service for the nation at home. everyone who was physically able was expected to work. thank you for the documentary.
Merci pour ce reportage édifiant. On mesure l'horreur vécue. Si seulement ça pouvait servir de leçon pour que plus jamais les hommes fassent preuve d'inhumanité😢
Au cours de la seconde guerre mondiale les Japonais ont massacré pas moins de 30 millions de Philippins, Malais, Vietnamiens, Cambodgiens, Indonésiens et Birmans, dont au moins 23 millions étaient ethniquement chinois.
@@TriaAzka-jg1if в Палестине идёт антитеррористическая операция против террористической группировки хамас! К сожалению как всегда это и происходит, платят за это кровью и жизнью обычные мирные люди! Но есть и те, "мирное люди" которые поддерживали и до сих пор поддерживают террористов и их вторжение в Израиль террористов хамас, то есть это обучение сепаратисты, которые за поддержку террористов и самой войны. Так вот такой получается вывод, что пока из Палестины не ликвидировать всех террористов и их сепаратистов, то мирному народу Палестины не будет мирной и спокойной жизни и процветания. Потому, что зло должно быть искорено из нормальной человеческой жизни! Помни это друг, всегда.
I am a US Warship shipyard worker. I am also 5 star Navy Admiral Richard E Byrd's great grandson. Last year I worked with Hawiian laborers here in Everette Wa. On the USS Gridley guided missile destroyer. Vigor shut down pearl Harbor shipyard and it was an honor to work with our Hawiian brothers as they're home yard was closed. When they're homes caught fire on Maui we bonded closer. That's what we do in distress. Bond closer and never forget our lost sailors still submerged in the wrecked ships for all to see at Pearl Harbor. Never forget them, and we are still free and not commies!!! "FIRE WHEN READY"
Seeing that mom with her charred baby & the little girl who was denied help hurt my soul 😢 🙏🙏🙏u guys did an AMAZING job on the restoration & the doc 👏👏👏
일본이 가해자이자 피해자 입니다 원폭 맞기전까지 수많은 전쟁과 일반인 학살과 성적 피해자분들 전쟁으로 희생된 각국의 피해자분과 일본국가 자체적으로 안했다며 방조 각색하여 교과서에 올리며 원폭이 왜 떨어졌는지는 잘 모르는 분이 많은듯 합니다 피해 입으신분들도 서민분들이고 다른나라 피해자분들도 서민분이며 각계 고위층분들은 쉬쉬하며 잘 살고있는 현실이 갑갑하네요
En 1960 j'avais 13 ans, lorsque j'ai appris ce qui c'était passé au Japon * Cela fut un tel choc qu'à mon tour, je me voyais brûlé et je ne pu retenir mes larmes. Plus tard à l'age de 20 ans j'ai pris la décision de ne jamais faire un enfant dans ce monde. En 2024, à ma 76 années, je me consacre à finaliser un livre, qui a pour titre ; un monde sans homme politique. Cela fait 40 ans que je travail dessus. C'est une idée à laquelle je pense qu'il faudra que l'humanité écarte du pouvoir les politiciens. Ils sont un danger pour le devenir de la vie. On ne peut que s'attendre au pire avec des hommes corruptibles. Mercie pour cette vidéo riche d'informations et d'avertissement de ce qui risque et peut nous arriver !
You did a good job making this. I was 5 when this happened. History like thi# needs to be shown to the young people so they can understand about war and life.
La cosa che più mi sconvolge è che ancora oggi si costruiscono bombe atomiche. Purtroppo la storia non aiuta a migliorare. Mio nonno ha combattuto durante la seconda guerra mondiale in Grecia e ogni volta che raccontava quel periodo piangeva come un bambino.
مؤسف جدا أن ينفذ هذا الاجرام بشر يقولون عن أنفسهم بانهم متحضرون ، قبلها عملوها مع السكان الاصليين الهنود الحمر على شكل حرب بيولوجية نشروا بينهم الثياب الملوثة بجراثيم الامراض الخطيرة ، واليوم ينفذوها بالقنابل الخارقة وشديدة الانفجار ضد اطفال ونساء ونازحين في ملاجىء ومستشفيات ومخيمات نزوح في فلسطين ، البعض في التعليقات وايضا نحن يتمنى أن لاتتكرر مثل هذه الجرائم لكن طالما وانه لايوجد عقاب للجاني فللاسف الامر تكرر وسيتكرر، لو كانت الانسانية لديها وسائل عقاب ضد مثل هذه الجرائم لما تكررت .
I was stationed in Iwakuni, Japan. Served three years there as a U.S. Marine. Dated a Japanese girl by the name of Miki Tanaka. She was studying to become a Doctor. I visited the museum and rang the bell with others. Walking through the museum pulled on my heartstrings. I felt so sad for those that suffered. War is an ugly thing. Nobody wins in War. I love Japan and her people. God Bless you all.
Americans won all World´s control.....A global empire where their reasons are the only reasons, their desires are laws...their impositions wont be rejected unless you want to be invaded or blocked...
@PhilippinesOnDemand You are so right! Nobody wins at a war, so don't start it. US was trying to stay out of it. The question still remains....who knew about impending attack so that all those boats just happened to be lined up in an easy row, waiting to be attacked? Japan would have dropped the Bomb first, had they been the ones to develop it first.
One of my neighbours was a British POW working for the Japanese and was at Hiroshima when the atomic bomb was dropped. He was close to where the bomb was detonated and his life was saved because he was working in the hold of a ship that was in a dry dock on the river. He remembers nothing about the bomb going off except he was working and then everything was total devastation around him. Ironically his life was saved by the detonation of this bomb because the Japanese ordered that every POW was to be executed. If the bomb was dropped a few days later he would not have survived.
It wasn't unusual for the Japanese to execute Prisoners. Their values were not Judeo-Christian values. Hence the Code of the Samurai and the Honor code. There are pictures of the Japanese beheading their prisoners of War. Then are other instances/ stories of those who survived the Bataan Death March, in the Philippines. Where American and Filipino prisoners were marched to a Prison camp and had to walk hundreds of miles, without food or water, in the hot sun. They were told that if they spoke or if they got out of formation, they would be killed, immediately. If you had to go to the bathroom, go in your pants. Just for fun, the Japanese soldiers came along in a Military Truck with their sharpened swords and beheaded those soldiers who were in formation and were obeying their Japanese commanders' orders. That is because the Japanese following the Samurai Code, believed surrender was a huge disgrace, putting you on the level of a being a cockroach, making you worthy of death. So, now you can understand why this soldier took no pity on a wounded little girl hoping for rescue and comfort. All this death, suffering and pain, due to madmen, full of hate, and the lust of power and wealth, believing they... IF they fought hard enough, could rule the World. It is happening again with those in charge of Russia, China, Iran and their allied States working toward the same goal. We are seeing parallels today like that of the thinking and agendas, before the start of World War 2. Scary stuff! Where those in Russia, like Putin's right hand man Medvedev is ready to start a nuclear war and could care less about the consequences to other people or his own people, from a retaliatory attack. This guy ought to be a Funny farm!
هذا يذكرني بواقع غزة الآن وكيف تبكي النساء وهن يحملن أشلاء أطفالهم والحروق والآلام الناتجة عن قنابل الفسفور الاسرائيلية والأطفال المصابين الذين يبكون في طرقات المستشفيات المزدحمة ولا أحد يعالجهم بسبب نقص المسعفين واستهداف الجيش الاسرائيلي لهم وكذلك نقص الأدوية بسبب محاصرة اسرائيل للمعابر ومنع دخول الغذاء والدواء .. وفوق كل هذا قام عدة أعضاء في الحكومة الاسرائيلية بالتهديد بإلقاء قنبلة ذرية على غزة .. . أنتم لم تتمكنوا من إنقاذ هيروشيما ذلك الوقت فهل ستنقذون فلسطين الآن؟
पहले तो युद्ध होना ही नहीं चाहिये,अगर हो भी तो पारंपरिक हथियारों से हो,लेकिन मानवीयता को शर्मसार करने वाले हथियारों से कभी न हो,जैसा कि हिरोशिमा और नागासाकी में हुआ, जिन वैज्ञानिकों ने परमाणु बम बनाने की विधि परमाणु शक्ति संपन्न देशों को सिखाई उन्होंने मानवता के ख़िलाफ़ बहुत बड़ा अपराध किया,ईस्वर उन्हें कभी क्षमा न करें ।
Thrilling really. The thorough explanation of the effects of the bomb is a break through. I strongly believe that understanding that "it" could happen 'to me' or 'to you' should bring us nearer to being more human towards those who have already been affected by harms that certainly no one wants for themselves. Life is a wonderful, beautiful gift that all and each who have it should cherish and enjoy for as long as it lasts. Cheers and many blessings.
Люди всё ещё не научились ценить мир. Даже имея столько свидетельств о последствиях взрыва, о бесчисленных жертвах, сильные мира сего посматривают на это оружие... Это неизгладимый след в истории Японии и всего человечества, но некоторые будто хотят, чтобы ЭТО забыли. Всем мирного неба над головой и здоровья
No one wants anyone to forget this, but they want you to forget why it happened. Japan was committing the absolute most horrible war crimes, had camps with human testing, doing the exact samething as the Germans were. People also want you to forget that for days the people were warned it was going to be bombed and told to leave asap. Japan told it's citizens not to be cowards and to stay. History is being rewritten to make them victims. The slavs , Russians, jews , and anyone else that managed to cross a Germans or Japanese path were the victims.
Excellente documentaire merci - subtilité de la musique accompagnée - dialogue et entrevues respectueuses - c’est comme cela qu’on devrait faire les documentaires - chapeau!
Autor fotografií přemýšlel, jestli je morální fotit trpící lidi. Udělal velmi dobře. Díky tomu můžeme pochopit příběhy lidí kteří tam byli. Je to silné svědectví. Snad to pomůže aby se to nikdy neopakovalo. Nikdy na lidi z fotografií nezapomenu a zahrnu je do svých modliteb.
My high school girlfriend's mom was in Hiroshima the day the bomb dropped. She was on the outskirts of town and was far enough away that she was not injured but eventually lost her hair. She married an American soldier and moved to the east coast of the U.S. shortly after the war ended. She was one of the kindest women I have ever met. My mom had passed a year before I met my girlfriend. So Mrs C. always told me to call her Momma San. "You no have mother. So I you mother now" she said. I loved her so much. We stayed friends until she passed a few years ago. Her daughter and I are still great friends.
США скинула атомную бомбу и Япония стала лучшим союзником США!Отличное унижение Японии!!!США молодцы!
Замечательная история .На нее скинули бомбу американцы,а она вышла замуж за американца😅😅😅Прям сама доброта😅
I'm not Japanese, but I've been told old women "adopting" friend's children like that is/was pretty common. The nicest ones will make sure you're taking care of yourself and feed you and really do try to be there for their friends's grieving children regardless of their age. "Are you eating well? I made an extra dinner for you. Your mother would want you to eat more and be happy" sort of thing and it's a good way to bond generations together. As a foreigner on the other side of the planet, I can't say how widespread it ever was and if it's still common to this day, we'd need to ask someone from Japan, but it's a really beautiful practice that every people should practice. Take care of each other so we can all move forward together.
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@@Onora619 Je suis du Québec, 53 ans j'ai grandis à la campagne et en 1971 mes parents ont achetée une maison 15 000$ à des Allemands. Notre voisine était une Polonaise Mme Amélia Pélofi une veuve à la retraite avec ses deux enfants qui nous avait donnés une dinde comme cadeau de bienvenu . C'était un peu comme une Momma San j'avoue que le Japon à eu ses moment de souffrance et j'admets que la Pologne à eu aussi les siens la misère, la pauvreté, est les malheurs de la guerre qui en résulte surtout la faim. Elle était une cuisinière hors paire. Ils faut éviter un guerre atomique à tout prix.
I lived in Japan for 20 years working for the US government. I never visited Hiroshima until after Covid. I breezed through the museum with little emotion. I watched this documentary and found the human emotion I had not felt while at the museum in Hiroshima explode and tears streak down my face. Let us pray this never happens again!
Let's not waste time by praying
@@MrAuskiwi101 Exactly. no gods ever existed and never will..
@@bamaboysmith2723 those are soldiers, these were civilians.
@bamaboysmith2723 trying to make excuses for American war crimes. And with incomparable events too.
Well done on low form.
Amen.
And let’s ignore those in these comments who feel a need to discourage people from having their own beliefs. 🙄 So rude and disrespectful.
I detest blurring scenes, as if we're infants who need to be protected from real life. Life isn't a video game and suffering is real.
It's because of UA-cam. Anything graphic is never allowed.
Also out of respect for the victims I suppose.
Good thing I read the comments first. Now I'm not going to watch it. We cannot learn from history if we are always "protected" from the ugly parts.
@@TallulahB58 only a tiny bit was blurred
I agree with you.
Life Is hard, Life is tough, it definitely isn't fair, and these kids are not ever going to be able to understand that. And they will be the ones running the country in a few years?
As Elon Musk had said, if these Petty things trigger you so deeply. Then you've never been punched in the face
They never say in these documentaries who was the final one to convince everybody else, whose idea was to do this. But I bet you it was a democrat.
My father was a metallurgical engineer at Los Alamos.
He said that, despite the total secrecy involved, nearly everyone there knew what they were working on. Very few of them believed it would actually be used against any city or people.
We now live in a world where a single act of chest thumping or retaliation can actually end civilization as it is.
This documentary needs to be seen by everyone
Then we must avoid electing chest thumping retaliatory minded leaders. As you rightly point out, it's a matter of the survival of civilization.
@@ChildovGhadanyone who receives the power that comes with being a world leader become chest thumpers sadly
One of the things I remember from the 70's is the words "the leaders should have to be the ones to fight wars they start."
Hell I’ve heard this since I was a kid in the 80’s pretty sure we’re not the only ones who feel this way.
@@wildcat8598 you are not alone 🙏
Mmmm de listos y lo hacen..
Material importante para la educación , la historia NO contada atraves de generaciones, nos hace Volver ha cometer los mismos errores y horrores !!! La Paz Perpetua,para toda la humanidad 🌹
Nothing has changed but the weather. 😢.
My friend was in the womb of her mother who was visiting her parents in a nearby village when Hiroshima was bombed. She returned and searched for her husband and two sons, but they were killed by the bomb. Even as she walked about in utter shock and grief her skin started burning off - the day after the bomb! She probably spent too much time there for the baby was born with a totally deformed spine. The baby, my dear friend, was, despite the radioactive harm done, a brilliant writer and helped in our international documents and was a pleasure to work with!
Господь, дал ей шанс жить, чтобы она рассказала миру правду.
Aún no nacía pero cuando hablamos de la bomba atómica en la primaria me dio miedo,hoy al ver este documental mi corazón se me estruja es 😭espantoso,tanta miseria humana no creo que quienes fabricaron este artefacto no supieran las consecuencias Dios los perdone por tanto dolor que causaron 🙏 rezo para que jamás se repita
난징에서는 더끔찍하게 죽은 임산부를 아십니까? 일본군인이 총검으로 임산부의 배를 찌르고 갈라서 죽였습니다..태어나지도 못하고. 이런것은 모르는지 모른척 하는건지 역사를 똑바로 배우십시요~
Et les américains ??? Le record du monde 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@cigalesoleil8825 As an American, it's not oneI'm proud of. We need to find a way to work together and stop the hate. No more wars! No one wins.
This is the type of documentary everyone has to see once. I hope they show this in schools. As a teen myself this made me on the verge of tears but gave a great lesson on how horrific war is and that both sides suffer greatly.
Comfort women, Unit 731, mass murder, ethnic cleansing... That's just the start of the atrocities committed by the Japanese...
Absolument 👍🏻
Yeah , like our sailors laying at the bottom of Pearl Harbor.
@@jamesmorgan2064 So you just proved my point, both sides suffered greatly and many innocent lives were lost during this horrific war
My grandfather survived the Hiroshima atomic bomb.
My mother said he died of consumption, but I believe it was radiation poisoning.
In 1970, I visited the Hiroshima Peace memorial, and again, in 1978.
This memorial should be on everyone's bucket list to experience firsthand what one bomb can do to destroy humanity and can easily be used today to destroy our world.
Read Black Rain & Enola Gay.
and then 3 days later, another bomb was dropped over Nagasaki...
NEVER FORGET.
小学校の修学旅行で広島に行った時に坪井さんにお話を伺いました。
坪井さんのことすごく覚えてます。優しい眼差しで真実を全て教えてくれました。
30万人以上亡くなって感謝ですか‼️
@@みゆうと-u1hThe predicted death toll for a ground war was 1,000,000 for both sides. At least that is what the Allies were told. I was not born yet. Terribly cruel.
@@みゆうと-u1h皮肉ですよ…
In war, there is no winner, just those who lose less than others. There were battles where both sides tried to stop fighting, but those in charge disciplined them and forced them to fight in other battles as those in charge were safe at home.
لماذا نسيتم ضحاياكم؟أنتم الأن أصدقاء قتلة أجدادكم أي نذالة تعيشونها؟!
Фильм потряс!Вывернул всю душу , сижу и ничего не могу делать,Его надо показывать во всех странах по центральным каналам!Неужели все это кто то пережил , ужас ,не должно такое повториться.!НЕТ!
а ведь это всего лишь навсего маломощный тактический заряд - по современной классификации. Всего 40 килотонн - сейчас такое упаковывают в один артиллерийский снаряд. Типовая бомба 1 мгт (в 25 раз мощнее) и таких от 3 до 10 шт в одной ракете. А всего их более чем по 5 тыс. у США и России. Не выживет никто
@@IvanKachinskiy Иван , спасибо большое ,что ответили.Я как дама , не разбираюсь во всех технических аспектах, я просто как обычный зритель была потоясенна как чисто физиологически страдали люди , хирург все просто обьяснил по - поводу кожи- ужасно,и очень жалко что в один миг столько детей и подростков .Желаю вам здоровья и радости в жизни .Москва.
А с какой легкостью в РФ ЯО размахивают и треть россиян не против его использования.
@@Алекандр-ъ2йvous avez abusé de l’alcool
@@Алекандр-ъ2й: "А с какой легкостью в РФ ЯО размахивают и треть россиян не против его использования".
ЯО против мирного населения использовали США, а не РФ. И теперь все говорят, что это было хорошо, что использовали, всё теперь очень счастливы, делают ку и улыбаются.
When the photographer, Yoshito Matsushige stood there on the bridge and took these photos it must have been horrible. To have seen such horrors and pain. It must also have seemed cruel to some victims that he was taking photos of the aftermath of the bombing and of their suffering. But however cruel it was, thanks to these photos that we can have a glimpse into what these people experienced and understand the cost of the actions of those during those times. Thanks to these photos the stories of those on the bridge, the events that took place, what those people felt, all we can understand at least even a little bit. Thank you for taking these pictures. They show us what happened in the past and serve as a reminder to us of the people who suffered and lost their lives. The people who could not share their stories with all of us. Thank you for making this film. I feel more grateful to my life now. War is something that should never have happened. The people who suffer the most in war are ordinary civilians. People who get caught in between the crossfire of the two countries. It is painful for many people. But alas, we never know what the leaders of each country are thinking or how the tense situations between countries pan out. There is nothing much we can do. But we can try to remember those dark times and the stories of these people and pass it on the next generation. So that these stories serve as a reminder to all of us of how war affects everybody.
Povestile astea trimiteti le calailor omenirii. Psihopatilor care se imbogatesc de pe urma mortii...
このような貴重な写真や体験談を残して下さって感謝しかないです。この動画が世界中に広まって一人でも多くの方の目に止まりますように。戦争を起こそうとしてる人は自分では戦いません。戦いたくない人が戦い犠牲になるのです。権力の為なのかお金の為なのか分からないが、こんな悔しく悲しいことがあってはならない。
Ya betul . Atau karena uang atau kekuasaan
Yang jelas anak kecil itu kasihan yang meminta pertolongan lalu nangis lalu pergi ke kobaran api karena tidak tahu mau kemana
. Dan korban tidak berdosa lainnnya
日本が奇襲攻撃しなければ起きなかった戦争なのにね
Je n'est pas dormi à cause de l'histoire de cet enfant,quelle tristesse .
Las guerras las pelean los jóvenes que no se conocen por culpa de viejos que sí se conocen y todo por poder y dinero
@@トラちゃん-z5b 이런 깨어있는 분이 계시다니 ... 존경스럽군요
My grandfather was in Hiroshima 5 days after it was bombed.
He was in the US Army.
They were to go in and provide help to the survivors.
He said it was more horrific than the bloody fighting they did in the Philippines.
We have pictures of him with a group of children that survived.
Typical US. They commit genocide and then go to the rescue
И какая же страна сбросила ядерную бомбу на Хиросиму? Сбросить бомбу, а потом идти армии США помогать. Ужасно!!!
The US wanted to stay out of the war. Japan brought the US into the war by attacking and bombing the hell out of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii! The US wanted to avoid war with anyone. Know your history before commenting.
My Grandfather was in the death march. He told me that a solder two places up tried to help someone who fell had his head removed on the spot. He had nightmares because the severed head was twitching and eyes moving.
I visited Hiroshima many times. It’s my favourite city in Japan.
Very relaxing, big parks, very quiet even with visitors and many schools. Very peaceful.
The first time i visited the taxi driver told me he was up in the mountains when it happened. He was over 70 and still working. I had no words to say. I was just going back to the hotel after visiting the peace memorial museum and walk etc
I just couldn’t ask or say anything 😢. Very strange feeling. The man was strong as a brick. You could see it in his thick neck forearms and his eyes. He wasn’t even dramatic about it.
Another time I was taking a photo and suddenly I turn around and I had like 200 kids behind me all in their school uniform with their backpack and hats on. I couldn’t believe it. They were so quiet…
That city is so special and beautiful.
Ya i only visit Hiroshima 1 time so far in 2015 , the city is so quiet , doesnt much annoying sound. is so good to walk around that city
Just been there last November, Beautiful City, Beautiful People.
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@@jamesdavis8542Dumbass James thinks he knows how to spell. Isn't that special. 😂😂😂
Excellent descriptive comment! You made me see it in vivid colors! Thanks! 🙏
コメントで争いが起きている事が辛い。どこの国が1番残酷だとか、犠牲になったとかではなく、どの国も過去を繰り返さないようにする事が大事だと思う。
Di Indonesia terkenal namanya zaman Jepang.
Kalo kerja tanpa istirahat di bilang kaya kerja Ama Jepang😂
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Американцы вас обомбили а вы дружите с ними сейчас 🙈
You spoke the truth.
The best documentary I have ever seen. War is literally hell on earth. Death in war knows no nationality. It takes all, young and old, the good and the bad.
Stop using the word 'literally' if you don't know what it means
@@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973we found the scholar over here
@@mirrrstery it's pretty sad when people think you must be a scholar if you have a normal English speaking adult's vocabulary
@@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973 Oh calm down for pities sake. I bet people love being round you. Jeez.
@@frauditorsubslickboots I bet mentally ill people, cretins and morons enjoy being around you. And I'm perfectly calm .
В комментариях практически ни слова кто это совершил, а некоторые даже благодарны, это ужас
В самом начале было сказано, но очень мельком!
Как жалко простых людей. Но к сожалению, мы все заложники тех, кто правит миром. Им нужны новые жертвы. Они ненасытны. Ненавижу войну. Простые люди всего мира хотят просто жить, радоваться и дарить добро и мир друг другу. Спасибо за фильм
Мы живы пока помним о тех, кто погиб.
Ненасытны амеры и наглосаксы
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@@Бигибом mereka membunuh,mereka merampas harta benda nenek moyang kami...kalian tau dunia????mereka membunuh dan menculik untuk di jadikan pekerja paksa !!!
The Japanese public fully supported the war, celebrating in the streets with each newspaper publication of the atrocities of their armed forces.
It's every photographer's first instinct to document- I can't imagine how bad it was for him to only take 5 photos.
My mother is from Japan. She was a fantastic mom. I remember when there were thunderstorms my mom would start to scream and cry. When I was younger I would hold her
Through the storms. I now realize that she suffered from PTSD. 😢 She passed some years ago, but she never talked about what happened to her and our relatives. I now understand why. My thoughts are that the Japanese people had to suffer in silence 🔕 😔.
my condolences. i hope she is recovering well
I had an ex boyfriend who came to the UK from the Lebanon with his family,to escape the war when he was a child.
he too would cry and scream during thunderstorms. PTSD Wasn't as mainstream as it is now,it was the n only seen as a thing soldiers suffered with. His whole family where still traumatized in the late 80s early 90s .I remained friends with his sister,she isolates alone,had to give up her job as a teacher long after her refugee status from the Lebanon.
My grandfather had a Japanese work colleague who returned to Japan in the 70s. The friendship remained. In 1986 my parents accepted the invitation to go to Japan. At the age of 16 I visited Tokyo, Osaka and also Hiroshima. The horror (the photos from the museum) was the trigger for me to do community service. I can still see the stone on which a person stood (it was burned into the stone). I still remember the "fire" in front of the museum and that this fire will only go out when there is peace throughout the world. It takes a few seconds to realize what this text means...and I had tears streaming down my face like many others who left the museum.
These are the kind of history
America does not want to be thought in schools
America the great ?????? really
@@shanazali8133, I taught it.
@@shanazali8133 In what schools in the US is this no long taught? My parents (yes, including my mother) were stationed in Occupied Japan after the war. By age of 4 I knew of WWII. By the age of 5 or 6, I knew of the atomic bombs. ALL military personnel, at that time, were taught how to best survive a blast. I ALSO knew of the terrible crimes committed by the Imperial Japanese Army against our military personnel (some of whom were cared for in our family quarters as they were personal friends), and American civilians who were in places like the Philippines. My 2nd grade teacher had her 15-year-old son die in her arms in an internment camp due to disease and malnutrition. Her husband, a civilian civil engineer, died building a railroad. My mother's 2 brothers, ages 17 and 18, died on Bataan Death March. Their bodies never recovered.
I guess that you researched all the schools in the USA to make such a statement. Perhaps, in the course of such work, you found that the USA DID NOT START THE DAMN WAR. We did however have to end it! And at great cost!
And then, under General McArthur, rebuild the Jap society from the ground up, giving ALL Japanese the right to the vote, including women! Or how about the incorporation of Unions, giving workers for the first time any power. Before that a Japanese worker was little more than a slave to whatever company they worked for.
Perhaps, your time would have been better spent checking out the Japanese schools where WW2 IS NOT TAUGHT??? What an incredibly insulting statement to make for anyone who remembers those days! Where my I ask where you "educated"?
@@MARYREED-nh7gb Тебе в школе рассказали ту историю, которая выгодна для США. Поучи историю из других источников. Так вот, тогда когда США применили ядерное оружие против Японии и прежде всего по гражданским людям, военного смысла не было, война заканчивалась, Япония была разгромлена. США по факту провела испытание ядерного оружия в боевой обстановке. Позор США и тем кто оправдывает эту страну за это военное преступление.
Lo que tú dices es ojo por ojo diente por diente ? Que Jehová te perdone, todas las personas sufren por mentes enfermas y nadie gana en una guerra, solo queda sufrimiento y dolor.@@MARYREED-nh7gb
I see so many comments in so many languages. It makes me happy that we can all be unified against such terrible things ever happening again.
Unified? Are you able to get them to translate
А грязные бомбы ,которыми бомбили Югославию, это не попытка повторения ?
見せる聞かせるだけが教育なのではなく、この様なコンテンツに自ら興味を持ち議論することが真の教育だと思う
조선의 독립을 위해 희생한 일본 의인들의 명복을빕니다 💞
Its horrible what mankind does to one another. Absolutely horrible.
May we learn to love one another and live in peace.
It's amazing that two photographs can not only garner information, but be brought to life as these have been. This documentary should be mandatory for anyone who controls nuclear arms around the world ! Thank You.
대한제국 (한국은) 36년동안 학살을 당하고 국토는 폐허가 되었다..일본은 벌을 받은 것이다
Cómo a sufrido la humanidad inocente por unos cuantos ambiciosos de poder 😢
@user-yi2zu1jo9l한국인은 일본군이 강제로 잡아다가 노예로 불려먹고 학살했고 여린 여자 아이를 잡아다가 일본군 성 노예로 능욕을 저지르다가 죽였다
They know and don’t care
@user-yi2zu1jo9l Wow!! We're you not taught this in school?
I pray that some day we will be able to acknowledge our differences, get along, and live in peace.
We are part of earth! Living on earth means fighting to live.
Um...yeah...like Americans still hold anger towards the Japanese. Say foolish things somewhere else.
The quest for money, power and ultimately, human nature says that's a pipe dream
The simple fact that the axis countries started the war in the first place, the two major players Germany and Japan Committed huge atrocities in the countries that they occupied in the case of the Germans, most of Europe, and in the case of the Japanese China Burma, most of the chain of Islands in the Pacific, they systematically, eradicated, huge portions of the population of these countries lead to death of millions. Yes the US were first to develop the bomb managing to beat Germany in their efforts to build a bomb. It is a scar on mankind that the there was a need to develop and use the bomb it has caused fear for most of the world from the day it was dropped to this very day.
The hundreds of thousands that died as a result of the two bombs in fact saved millions of lives that would have been lost if the allies had to invade mainland Japan as the people of Japan had been told by their god the emperor to die to the last person to resist an allied invasion. It’s a very good documentary told from only one side leaving out the history that lead to these dreadful days.
Me too pat....if we all could just get along and realize how lucky we are to just be here ..
海外のコメントが多いですが、この動画で政治的な論争をしている人は趣旨を理解していないと思います…
過去に学び、このような事が再び起こることの無いように記憶を繋いでいくことこそ重要であると考えます。
정말 일본은 반성하고 있는가 자신들을 돌아보세요 역사의 진실은 외면하면서 왜곡시키는곳이 당신의 나라입니다
💯 agree with you
But your country does not teach the past properly, then how you could possibly learn something from the past ? You people still think you are pure victims, but your country genocide Americans first by attacking Pearl Harbor. That is the consequence of attacking Pearl Harbor
염병하네 지들이 먼저 진주만 선제공격해서 무고한 시민들 학살해서 보복 당해놓고 아직까지도 지들은 사과 받아야 한다 우린 무고한 피해자다 이러고 잇으면서 무슨 .. 과거나 똑바로 배우고 과거서 뭘 배운다 그레
Kata siapa tidak akan terjadi lagi? Sedangkan senjata terus di produksi,Mereka adalah pembunuh dan perusak bumi.
My father was in the army and was sent to Japan after the war. He didn't talk about it very much. He was in the army medic corp. He said there were many warehouses full of medical supplies that never got used. Breaks my heart for the people of Japan.
ひと昔前はこの時期、戦争映画やドキュメンタリーばかりだったのに、全然みかけなくなったね
戦争の悲惨さは絶対に忘れてはいけない。忘れると必ず戦争しようという人が出てくる
それにしても、写真の3D化したり動かしたり、日本語翻訳ナレーションなどすごい技術を使った動画ですな
Thank you for your comment.
الحرب يمكن ان ينسىاها الناس الذين لم يولدو فيها ، لاكن يستحيل على الانسان الذي عاشها ان ينساها
*وبما ان اخواني يعيشونها يستحيل ان تمر لحضة دون ان اتذكرهم* كل الحب و الاحترام لاهلي في قطاع غزة💛
This should never happen again, anywhere
私は、日本は拡張を渇望し、イタリア人やドイツ人の真似をしたため、決して攻撃して戦争を始めるべきではなかったと思います。 彼らは軍隊のあらゆる勝利を祝いました。
조선의 독립을 위해 희생한 일본 의인들의 명복을빕니다 💞
از لحظهای که شروع به دیدن این ویدئو کردم چشم ازش برنداشتم واقعا غم انگیز است وقتی به قربانیان ان فکر میکنی ، چه لحظات دشوار و دردی تجربه کردند امیدوارم که ان اخرین انفجار اتمی بوده باشد ، بسیار تاثیر گذار بود . تشکر از سازندگان این ویدئو
Это был не ядерный взрыв, это был атомный взрыв.
А я наоборот, смотрю маленькими кусочками , это настолько больно! 3 минуты посмотрю и рыдаю, сердце и душа не выдерживает
К великому сожалению вряд ли это был первый и последний случай в истиной истории человечества
بله ظاهرا حق با شماست ، این مسیری که سیاستمداران در آن قدم گذاشتن راه شیطان است و بشریت را بسوی نابودی میبرد ، فکر میکنم چاره این مشکل بدست ملتها باشه امیدی به سیاستمداران نیست@@Reshivshiy_reshitsya
@@Ева-я2щ همیشه با خودم فکر میکنم بيشتر انسانهای که میشناسیم انسانهای مهربان و نجيب و از رنج دیگران غمگین می شوند ولی چگونه است که قدرت همیشه دست انسانهای شرور است، شما هم بنظرم انسان رئوف و قلب مهربانی دارید امیدوارم به همهی آرزوهایت برسی
Господи! Спаси! Сохрани нас! Помилуй! Пусть этот ад никогда не повторится на земле! Низкий поклон создателям фильма за правду...
It will happen again because men are unable to keep peace, the Bible says, "The heart is more deceitful than anything else and incurable, who can understand it?" Jeremiah 17:9
Zechariah 14:12 describes in the future nuclear war when Israel is under attack. There is a way of escape! Turn to Jesus Christ and receive forgiveness and eternal life. "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life," John 3:16. Jesus promised to come for His own and this will happen before the last 7 years of the Tribulation Period under the Antichrist, please read Revelation. Jesus promised to spare those from the hour of testing coming on the whole world, Revelation 3:10.
в последние годы активно выпускают статьи и видео о том что ядерная война не страшна и если потребуется то станет самым верным решением ведь если не нажать красную кнопку первым её обязательно нажнут враги.
Вот фашист путин и шантажирует весь мир такой бомбой! Видать ему это нравится!😡
@@world_peace775 - к счастью, России не обязательно сейчас нажимать кнопку первой. Она всё равно успеет вовремя ответить благодаря управляемому гиперзвуку. А в доктрине у них ответно-встречный удар.
Зато штатам есть повод задуматься, и не давить на кнопку.
Ещё один больной@@АлинаКероман
Can't hold my tears after watching this documentary...kept praying all the time for the victims who went through such a horrific catastrophe..god bless their souls 🙏🙏
私のおばあちゃんは戦争の体験者です。当時 学徒動員に参加しております。とにかく戦争に日本は勝つのだという気持ちで日々を送っていたと聞きました。でも戦争に負けてその後が大変だったと聞きます。生きていくのに精一杯で必死に日々を送っていたといいます。戦争はもう二度としないでほしいと言っています。
Nenek anda adalah penjahat perang.. yang banyak menjajah negara asing kau sadari itu
你们的政府不这样想
Dan anak2nya sudah menyiapakan untuk balas dendam atas kematian neneknya
@user-pv2mk6xw1b I have a question,¿ do you know if the survivors saw the bomb exactly like its showed in tv?
日本人发动战争侵略周边国家的时候 那些饱受日本军队摧残的地区平民过的远远比你们痛苦
"Afin que l'humanité ne connaissent plus jamais cela " .c'est la conclusion qui m'inspire aussi. Vivement ce documentaire est tout pour réveiller notre conscience quand à l'importance de la paix. Merci pour vos recherches
Hay algo que no me cuadra de estas personas que dicen que sobrevivieron y he estado bastante cerca de la epicentro no nos estarán contando una película que les han mandado contar pedorras autodo y es verdad menos estas dos personas qué casualidad
Tears ran down my face through this entire film. My heart totally broke when I seen the little girl walking back to the fire. Thank you for making this documentary. I would love to read your book. I hope the rest of your life is filled with peace and happiness ❣️
Ah yes, the social media bs.
Je dois dire, les japonais sont vraiment admirables. Une tragedie comme celui-ci ne doit se repeter a jamais. C'est un video superb et je pense que tout le monde doit le regarder.
I have been to Hiroshima and today it is a beautiful and vibrant city. I have stood on that bridge and it was an eerie feeling. The ikonic skeletal dome building a few hundred yards away. The museum and memorial were both horror inducing and enlightening. Later I visited my father, a long retired veteran of the Pacific War. He fought from Australia all the way through the liberation of the Philippine Islands. He was EOD primary and a 1st LT, finished his career a Lt. Col. After I showed him the photos I had taken of the museum and related areas, he finally opened up about that part of his experience. He had been on the security team that had accompanied the first group of American scientists into Hiroshima several weeks after the surrender. When he knew I had seen the exhibits and photos there (some quite graphic, showed him a bunch of images from the museum) and the fact I had been an ER Nurse for over 10 years and had seen trauma, he finally felt he could share some of what he experienced. I was grateful that he finally felt he could share such a terrible experience before he died at over 100 years of age. Those who fought on both sides were greatly affected from such an experience. Miss you dad.
Amazing testimony. Thanks for sharing.
Liberation from?
@@YIKESMF Japanese occupation.
@@evanpetelle5669 Those who saw and experienced are now mostly gone. Few to remember. Fewer still who can understand it even when it is described or seen in images. To later personally walk that ground and stand on that bridge and to nearby see the still radioactive Commerce Exhibit Hall building (the skeletal dome) and the museum was an amazing and emotional experience. The actual steps from the Sumitomo Bank building a few blocks away were actually in the museum, with the melted and vaporized remains still showing on the stones.
@@ratwynd sheesh…. I can only imagine the absolute hell that those people endured. I recently watched Barefoot Gen…. An anime about the bombings.
Wow this is a very good documentary and raises the uncomfortable questions that should be asked. This should be shown in high schools.
It should be mandatory that every human being watches this video. The young girl that walked back to the fire, after being shouted at, will be forever etched in my mind. The hopelessness she would have felt as she walked to her death. It's amazing how 2 photographs told so many stories. All those children who just wanted to go home. God bless them and everyone who was involved in this human atrocity 🕊️. Hiroshima and Nagasaki should never be forgotten ❤🕊️❤
I agree. The story of the little girl yelled at and not allowed on the truck, then bursts into tears and runs away. A child suffering alone, just so profoundly sad. It really haunts me. I'll have to say a prayer for her tonight.
Amen!
It's a tragedy, not an atrocity. Far FAR more Japanese AND Americans would have died without these bombings. The Emperor was treated as a diety. He was insulated from the death his war was creating. He stated repeatedly that he would sooner every Japanese die than surrender and his people AGREED. Notice how even the first bomb did NOT convince him! Only when he was shown the absolute impossibility of his own victory, shown that America could leave him with nothing left to rule, did he FINALLY surrender. FAR more people would have died without this show of overwhelming force.
한국인으로 모든 사람은 이런 고통을 격지 말아야 합니다
일본에 침략 당해 잔혹하게 죽어간 모든 사람들과 그 가족들에게 신의 가호가 있기를....
일본놈들에게 죽어간 죄없는조선인들을 절대 잊지마라
Я с Украины и смотрела этот фильм с замиранием сердца и со слезами на глазах. Что и какие муки перенесли люди, дети от ядерного взрыва, и выжившие прошли как подопытные кролики, исследования последствий взрыва. СЕЙЧАС неужели может быть конфликты доведены до такого ужаса. Ведь можно жить в мире, сколько человеку надо для полноценной жизни всего лишь 70 лет и с собой в могилу ничего не заберёшь. И развитие и процветание может быть для всех, и зачем соревноваться кто главней или кто превосходней, и зачем быть гигимоном, а не лучше быть самым лучшим, мирным человеком
Не русские это затеялти не украинцы. Смотрим кому это выгодно.
9августа сброшена бомба на город Нагасака ,6 на Хиросиму-- ни одного слова ни на одном канале у нас.
The Japanese were not the peaceful people when they bombed the Hawiian base that killed so many American men, woman and children so horribly. Why do we see these horrors? Why don't I see videos of the horrors of Pearl Harbor that December day. Look I'm all for peace, no war anywhere.
대한제국 (한국은) 36년동안 학살을 당하고 국토는 폐허가 되었다..일본은 벌을 받은 것이다
@@광말헌남но почему всегда наказывают простых людей ???
Лучше пускай дерутся политики и короли, вот будет зрелище
My wife is a care taker for a gentleman that goes by Harry, he was on the outskirts of the city, his sister was at the Hospital, he found the exact spot she was in. He later became a Preacher and has travelled the world spreading the word of God. He now is in California Los Angeles, last year we had Thanksgiving together. Happily he will go back to Japan to spend his last years with family. His forgiveness is amazing and to listen to him speak on this is something I will never forget
There is no god. If there was, then it is an evil god that lets sentient beings suffer for no reason.
Потомучто он знает что Бог возместит весь ущерб причинëный сатаной
Hmmm
The real war on earth is The Great Controversy between Good and evil. Truth and deception. Jesus and satan. Sabbath and sun day. The papacy will claim the coming wars to be for sun day “sacredness” and that Bible Sabbath keeping Christians should not have freedom to worship on Sabbath. This is our last test of faithfulness.
So ein wertvolles Dokument darf nicht vergessen werden .So etwas darf ,nie ,nie , nie ,wieder geschehen ..Ist so schrecklich .
Leider sind die "mächtigen"dieser Welt schon wieder auf dem Weg in diese Richtung 😢
ihr glaubt auch alles...;-)
Si è vero e chi ci rimettiamo,siamo noi che non centriamo nulla 😢@@matheit7883
Truman n’était un petit homme abjecte.
2 BA en 3 jours ?!… c’était du sadisme doublé d’une cruauté dégelasse.
Les USA et leurs crimes de guerre classés secret défense c’est TROP FACILE de s’en sortir comme ça alors qu’ils auraient dû être désarmés.
80 ans ils continuent à faire chier le monde entier avec leur puissance usurpée grâce à la planche à billets 💵🤬
@@karollklein6134 This is not the only documentary. They don't contradict each other. Nor do the articles in scientific papers.
Тяжёлый,но очень нужный фильм.Благодарю всех кто создал этот шедевр.Люди должны знать и помнить.
Люди должни знать, что США это убицы целого народа
Besonders die Japaner, die wie die deutschen Faschisten während des Zweiten Weltkriegs grausame Verbrechen begangen haben.
ага, только уже учат что это мы сбросили,русские.. и сами ,японцы, забывают что они творили с людьми...Не жалко вообще их
@@Ага-ага-з3у Я служил на Курильских островах, и на о.Итуруп была пещера , где было всё для пыток людей, в том числе и хим оружье
I also remember Pearl Harbor
مثلما عانا الشعب اليابني من كارثة هيروشيما
يعاني شعب فلسطين وسكان غزة من كارثة حقيقية في 2024
أتمنى من شعوب العالم وممن يحملون ذرة انسانية في قلوبهم التضامن معهم ورفع أصواتهم للجميع
I, as a citizen of Japan, took part in dozens of protests against the barbaric war crimes which Israel has been committing. We protested many times in front of the Israeli embassy, U.S.embassy, and the ministry of foreign affairs of Japan, etc. I think we should condemn media’s complicity more loudly.
Россия с вами ❤
شكرا لكل أحرار العالم من لهم ضمير حي
بوركت جهودكم ♥️
الشعب الياباني و الفلسطيني كلاهما ضحايا امريكا الرأسمالية
It is propaganda. Israel is wrongfully blamed and lied about. Palestinians invaded Israel, murdering over 1000 innocent Israeli citizens in their homes, at a music festival, etc on Oct. 7, 2023 for no reason other than their hatred for Jews and wanting to destroy them all. Palestinians murdered innocent men, women and children. I saw video of a young woman lying on her stomach, in her underwear, pinned under the invaders legs as they laughed. When they all returned to Gaza with their hostages, I saw video as Palestinians partied in the streets. They are still killing some of their hostages to this day.
父も広島の被爆者でした。初めて体験を聞いた時の衝撃は、今も鮮明に覚えてます。
ただ、当時の事は多くは語らず、敢えて聞いても、ぽつり、ぽつり話すだけで思い出すのも怖い経験だったと伝わりました。
原爆検診でも亡くなるまで血液検査の数値は異常値を示しており、戦後70年を前に亡くなりました。
私は直接聞いた体験談を語り継いでいけるように、恒久平和を願うとともに、核の永久放棄を支持します
Я в шоке от просмотра видео, это тяжёлый опыт не только для Японии, это тяжёлый опыт для всего человечества. Ещё раз повторюсь это геноцид против японского населения, сбросив бомбу на мирный город
😊
@@jinyoungyou1278
В войне нет правых и левых, в войне виноваты все стороны. Все участники совершают преступления, но когда уничтожают город в котором погибло население в десятки тысяч человек - это страшное преступление. А потом еще и опыты проводить это извините и есть геноцид. Не оправдываю ни одну из сторон.
Lamento por ter passado por isso sou do Brasil, Pelotas 😢
@@jinyoungyou1278
論点のすり替えは今はしないでいただきたい。
戦争という愚かな行為は今もなお、世界の中で起きている。
少なくとも、軍人ではなく一般の民衆が犠牲になる事は容認していいものではないのです。
貴方の国には日本は戦争が終わったあと、賠償をして1965年に解決済みです。
最終的に11億ドルの賠償を日本はしたのです。
当時犠牲になった方々の中には貴方の国の方も大勢いらっしゃいました。
その事柄は私は歴史から学んでいます。
この映像はリトルボーイについてなのです。
悲惨な事を繰り返さない様にする啓発をしているのです。
Thank you for sharing such a sad moment in history. It deserves to be told and remembered.
Do BOTH sides of the story deserve publication? Or just this side, ignoring the decade-limg reign of terror the Japanese had unleashed on that part of the world preceding this bombing?
@@BillHinerman Both sides of the story have been told. War is ugly and many suffer, I have compassion for them all.
All we need to remember is only the Holocaust. Think about it
Search for holodomor
Tanpa menyinggung kedua sisi.
Ini mengingatkan kita. Betapa mengerikannya bom nuklir
@@BillHinermanNão Devemos Julgar Nem Um Lado Nem Outro ...EEUU da América queria Extinguir os Japoneses que Além de Ser FEIOS Eram FANÁTICOS Em Tomar o PODER de Toda ÁSIA.....Os JAPONÊZES Por Outro Lado Espalhou que os E.U. Eram INIMIGOS e Queria DOMINAR o MUNDO...Os JAPONÊSES Eram FANÁTICOS IMPÉRIARISTAS....
I cross the Miyuki Bridge almost daily. Not only this bridge, the whole city is a reminder that we can never let this happen again. Sadly, the two survivors talked about in this film, Mitsuko Kouchi and Sunao Tsuboi, are no longer with us.
Добра тебе дорогая
Так повторилось же!
Через три дня в Нагасаки!
Тот, кто сбросил бомбы сдохли через самоубийства. Так им и надо! Но ещё опаснее те, кто отправляли лётчиков.
Interestingly, the areas both bombs were dropped was the most Christian/Catholic areas. The epicentre was above a Catholic Church where four priests were in the Presbytery after Mass and Devotions. They stepped out to see flattened buildings and the incinerated. None of the priests had radiation effects. When asked, they said " we all lived The Fatima Message"! See Fatima, Portugal, 1917.
@@АндрейГаранжа-ы3л Perhaps no more raids on Pearl Harbor.
@@syfr Pearl Harbor pales in comparison.
Thank you for not using AI voice. Wonderful video!
One of the best documentaries I have seen on UA-cam thanks for putting it up
WOW !!IM so glad I found this, GREAT Report.
ABSOLUTELY 💯.
My Number #1. Favorite UA-cam Video Ever. My Grandfather on my Mom’s side was in the Navy in the Pacific at the time this happened. He was 23 years old.
My grandfather was a conscientious objector when he was drafted. He was made a medical transporter for the US Army. He was near the bombings in Japan and died of throat cancer when I was eight.
So deluded!!! I suppose you're all vaxxed up too!!!
My fiancée's Grandparents and parents lived North West of Hiroshima when it happened. They all have since passed, but her parents, who where 6 and 7 at the time and lived close to each other, told me about the day a flash of light unlike any they had seen was in the sky. And after a while a loud Boom followed by a rumbling roll of thunder that made them fear what it was. I did not get the chance to visit Hiroshima when I was there but on my next trip I am making it a point to go. I have seen many videos and commentaries about Hiroshima, but this one took things a step further and was more focused on the people than the bomb itself. That was a welcome, though very heartbreaking change. Thank you for the vid!
Япония продалась Америке за доллары. Теперь никто не хочет вспоминать что бомба была американской😢
It's amazing that they were able to disect the pictures & trace these victims before their death due to technology
What a heart wrenching yet exceedingly fascinating documentary. I appreciate the focus on the photo and identifying the individuals in it and their stories. The girl who was ordered away from the truck by the military officer and who went back into the heart of the city where the fires were blazing must've been so confused. Poor soul. I had walked through Hiroshima one day and, in a window, saw an older man who did not appear to have eyes, "looking" out over the city. My guess is that he was a victim of the bombing. Let's hope the world never sees another nuclear attack.
That little girl had me crying. It was one of the saddest things I've seen in my 78 years.
самое главное, чтобы мир никогда не увидел звериный японский милитаризм. Народы Азии никогда не забудут то зло, которые причинили им японские захватчики.
"an older man" 😂in US culture, their is no old age (past 60) but only "older" age.
U$ porn culture sees "old" as being a dirty word.🤣
@@encrypter46 당신은 저당신 일본이 한 짓거리를 보면 당신이 본 가장 슬픈 일이라고 과연 말 할수 있을까? 예를 들어 "731부대" 검색해서 일본이 어떤 짓을 했는지 한번 찾아보길 바란다. 원자폭탄으로 시민이 죽은 일은 슬픈 일이다. 하지만, 일본이 항복을 안해서 생겼다고 본다. 저렇게라도 안했으면 더 많은 희생자가 나왔을 것이다 전쟁으로.
@@76stone0kor OK. I understand that it wouldn't affect some people.
Светлая память всем погибшим в Хиросиме, очень прискорбно, но больнее всего от того что за тысячи людей погибших в муках никто не ответил 😢
My heart breaks for the little girl 💔😭 How small and lonely she must have felt.
Nanjing,unit 731😂
😢
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Фильм потряс до слёз,огромная благодарность создателям за память о чудовищной трагедии и безвинно погибших и пострадавших людей.дай бог,чтобы люди поняли ценность мира и человеческой жизни. очень грустно...
So aktuell!!
А вас фотографии разбомбленых городов Германии так же до слёз потрясает? Или не очень?
Показуйте цей фільм божевільним росіянам, які підтримують свого фашиста-президента _путіна_ і його погрози використати ядерну зброю в Україні, яка вже втратила і продовжує втрачати багато своїх громадян після вибуху 4 енергоблока Чорнобильської атомної електростанції в 1986 році. Тоді Радянський союз, в складі якого була Україна, проводив випробування потужностей атомного енергоблоку. Громадяни Російської федерації хочуть створити в Україні після повномасштабного вторгнення в 2022 році такий самий жах, який пережили мешканці Хіросіми і Нагасакі в 1945 році.
Вы про каких безвинно погибших? Про японцев, которые поддерживали милитаристское правительство Японии и японскую армию, убившую одних только китайцев 20 миллионов, из которых 16 миллионов - мирные жители? В этой трагедии миллионов убитых китайцев виноват почти каждый взрослый житель Хиросимы и Нагасаки - все они пособники убийц.
Я уж не буду вспоминать про тысячи убитых американцев в Перл Харборе.
А на Германию тоже атомную бомбу сбросили!? А Германия что творила на территории СССР!? Германию пожалеть!?@@ЮрийХ-к8я
Столько загробленых жизней😢бедные дети, невиновные ни в чем что пришлось им пережить
@@ekaterina6840 а кто выжил,теперь пиндосам ноги целуют и благодарят
USA culprit
@@giselameunier4788 Troll?
Бессмысленно объяснять волку, что плохо кушать зайцев? Они бы сами себя все перебили, не дай им Годзиллу в виде взрыва.😢(( Это было НЕОБХОДИМО и НЕИЗБЕЖНО.
@@_____.__Godzilla 😊
Сколько боли пережили эти люди , слезы наворачиваются .
おすすめに突然出てきました。
今日、家族が所用で広島駅前まで行ってました。駅の北口がとても変わっていて驚いたと言っていました。
戦争の話は祖父母から聞いていましたが、地域が全く違うため原爆のことは昔の資料館で初めて知りました。そこには変形したガラス瓶や人が居たであろう影が残ったコンクリートが展示されていました。衝撃でした。
戦争ビジネスをしている方々が少しでも早く過ちに気付き、世界から戦争がなくなりますように。
😢😢
@@AhmadAhmad-si1jrк сожалению это огромный бизнес и деньги здесь играют ключевую роль..
원자폭탄을 왜 처 맞았는지부터 알아봐야지.
너희 조상들은 중국과 조선에게 몹쓸짓을 한건 알고는 있는가?
그러면서 전범 묘지에 참배를 하는건 아이러니하지.
그놈들의 제국주의 때문에 이유도 모르는 시민들이 죽은것이 억울한가?
Война-это деньги, когда бизнесмены отказывались от денег, а особенно американцы
당신의나라 일본은 조부모의 말씀과 자료관에 가야만 알수있나요? 참으로 어쩔수없는 나쁜 국가입니다. 정부에서 당연히 가르쳐야 하는것인데 당신네 나라는 몇백년전에도 계속 한국을 침략하고 노략질하고 한국가의 국모인 명성황우를 그것도 군인이 아닌 일개의 사무라이?(한국에선 깡패&양아치라 칭함)칼로 난자하고 불태웠다.참으로 악랄하고 잔인한국가임.
Respectfully watching how the Japanese citizens have handled a tragic situation and turned it into such an inspiration for the world to witness such integrity and kindness to each other.
not to make light of the bombing but the japanese suffer earthquakes, tsunami and volcanoes regularly, they roll up their sleeves and clean up the mess. i am told that the three trams that survived the bombing were taking people to work three days after the bomb fell.
my ex wife didn't want to be translator, so i never got the chance to ask my in-laws how they felt about the war, they had (they have passed) an american airbase a mile or so away from their house with blackhawks and f16's circling there house most days, but the japanese for the most part i think are okay with the americans presence, i think they dislike china more than americans. i have been to hiroshima, my son rang the peace bell, i love japan and the japanese, i do think the japanese people did not want war, that the emperor was the instigator.
They are not so kind to Americans visiting the memorial site. My son had to he escorted to a train by policemen to save his life because he was obviously an American and in the military.
Normal....
@@HarryNicNicholas 天皇は「祈りの象徴」であり、政治に関りを持ちません。天皇も戦争を望んでいませんでしたがそれを発言することも許されてはいませんでした。
@@koyuki55555일본천황은 전쟁범죄자 입니다.
전쟁 범죄에 대해 반성하지않는 민족은 용서받지 못합니다.
영원히...
今日は、8月6日。たまたま流れてきてなんか気になってこの動画を見ました。
ある程度は、知っていても写真や動画を通して改めて悲惨な内容で考えさられる。
差別がいまだにある中で、証言を通して当日の様子がよりリアルにみにしみた。
証言してくれてありがとうございます。
広島から近くに住んでるのに、だんだんと原爆の日を忘れてしまってるので今日は
家族とも共有してこの日の事、忘れないようにします。
Я тоже случайно сегодня открыл. Хотя сохранил в плейлист несколько дней назад и почему то именно сегодня его открыл. Непонятно как работает мозг
Sin saberlo el día 5 miré la película y me causó tanto dolor y tristeza....Desde mi pequeño país Uruguay 🇺🇾 mis Respeto a todo el pueblo de Hiroshima y Nafasaki...❤. Nunca más😢 este horror.
왜 그런일이 일어났는지 꼭 공부해보도록
You should also not forget the War Crimes you committed
히로히또와 일본인들이 저지른 인류최악의 살인행위들을 먼저 기억하라! 아직도 반성하지 않는 일본 살인마들아.
来年で終戦80年。写真や記録だけでは伝わらない経験を当事者から聞けた貴重な動画でした。当時の生の状況を伝えられる方々が少なくなってきてる中、このような動画が広まり、我々が学び、知っていくことが大事だなと感じました。
Heartbreaking.
Truly heartbreaking.
Thank you for telling us - and showing us - their stories.
А теперь посмотрите документальные фильмы про отряды 731 и 100 в Японии. Вы будете благодарны американцам за их поистине замечательный поступок.❤
@@ЛесРук-у7щ💩
@@ЛесРук-у7щFriggin robot
Kamu tidak pernah mengetahui bagaimana tentara jepang sangat kejam saat menjajah negara kami..mereka tidak kenal ampun..mereka adalah penjajah terburuk..thanks for amerika
自動翻訳であろう日本語の解説は不完全なものの、それを補って余りある重要な資料です
広島出身である私は原爆をはじめとする平和教育を他県の子ども達より濃密に受け知識も多いと自負していましたが、それでも初めて知る内容に言葉が出ませんでした
一刻も早く本当の意味の平和な世界が訪れますように
平和教育が次の戦争を生んでいく。
平和を祈って何の意味がある？
The barbaric Japanese who committed indiscriminate rape and massacre in numerous countries should stop their dirty political acts of distorting history by calling themselves victims.
This is a great teaching documentary. Do not start a war.
Also, don't side with a deranged dictator.
The population has no choice in the matter and are the true victims of any war, its tragic in any scenario.
@@aspensulphate fjb
FDT@@tedc4982
Do not let the bankers start the war
If you’ve never been to the museum at Hiroshima, you should. The most striking thing for me was the color drawings done by the survivors
Such terrible ruin. I was in Hiroshima in 1961 and visited a local museum. I remember seeing a photo of a human body etched into the concrete sidewalk, also there was a cluster of glass Coca Cola bottles all fused together. Melted by the intense heat. Things I have never forgotten. Thank you for posting this.......Domo Arigato
16 Jahre nach der Katastrophe keine Strahlung mehr? Da wundere ich mich schon. Uns hat man doch immer erzählt, man könne hunderte von Jahren nicht mehr in so ein Gebiet.
@@alterweiermann9773wir werden belogen. Ständig diese Angstmacherei!
Es wurden über 2000 Atombomben gezündet! 500 davon überirdisch!
In Nanking haben die Japaner 250000 Menschen abgeschlachtet, so viele wie in Hiroshima und Nagasaki durch Atombomben getötet wurden. Man braucht viele Informationen um alles in Perspektive setzen zu können.
They must added some pictures in sixty nine or seventy, I'm remember seeing a child melted to their mom.
@@alterweiermann9773 because it was detonated 600 meters above ground so most of the fallout was pulled into the atmosphere and dispersed by winds
Didnt notice the devastation?
They say...A picture paints a thousand words...excellent piece of work bringing the photo to life.
Devastation on a scale now imaginable.
Blessings to all who suffered this horror.❤
전범국에게 축복을 바란다고? 우크라이나 본토 공격하는 러시아가 공격당하면 축복바란다고 말하는 수준
@@user-mf9ol9bm2nロシアは反省しないだろうだけど日本は反省したからってことじゃない？
広島に住んで居る者です。絶対に忘れないで欲しい、そして戦争で犠牲になった市民がいる事を理解して欲しいです。争いからは何も生まれない事は事実です。
Semua salah pemerintahan nenek moyang mu yg rakus kekuasaan penjajahan kalian yg sadis tidak akan kami maafkan rakyat dari negara jajahan mu juga masih dendam pada jepang 😡
@@fikriblaze9861戦争を行い攻撃をしたどちらの国も悪いし、市民は悪くないってこと。
いま戦争が起きてるウクライナやガザの市民は何もしてないのに犠牲になっている。
恨むなら何もしてない今の市民を恨むのではなく過去の政府を恨んでください。
この動画で伝えたいのは戦争が起きたらどれだけ悪くない市民が犠牲になるかということ。
일본은 피해국이 아니다...벌을 받았을 뿐
But you guys are forgetting the war crimes you did
❤️🇯🇵
As a 20th Century American History & Holocaust scholar, seeing the aftermath of the atomic bombs dropped on Japan was more horrifying than seeing the victims of the Holocaust, because my country is responsible for dropping those bombs. However, the actual history of that period cannot be ignored.
Much of the world was at war, while America was determined to remain neutral. However, Japan carried out an unprovoked, blitz attack on Pearl Harbor, a large American naval base in Hawaii, which resulted in 2,300 deaths, 1,100 injuries, and the destruction of 19 warships. As a result, America found itself forced to enter a war it fought desperately to stay out of for two years.
During the 4 years the allied forces fought Japan, they came to understand the Japanese military’s code of honor, in particular Bushido, which enforced the belief that one must “not live in shame as a prisoner. Die, and leave no ignominious crime behind you,” particularly in the battles of Iwo Jima and Okinawa, where the Japanese civilian population chose to commit suicide en masse rather than surrender. Thus, it was understood that the only way left to defeat Japan was to invade it and carry out a battle to the death, with an estimated death toll of 250,000 to 1 million for the Allies and 2 million for the Japanese military and civilian population. Further, the devastation left afterwards was projected to cause a famine which could decimate the remaining Japanese population. Thus, the US President and the high ranking military were forced to make an almost impossible decision; do they wage a ground attack on Japan and risk the lives of millions of military and civilian personnel on both sides, or do they use a newly developed weapon which was projected to kill a total of 20,000? Although the logic was obvious, the decision wasn’t, and President Truman struggled over the moral implications of using such a devastating weapon. But, ultimately he had to decide what would end the war much quicker & with far less casualties. Thus, the decision to was made to drop one bomb on Hiroshima, with the expectation that Japan would surrender. However, despite the shocking carnage in Hiroshima, Japan refused to surrender, and rather than order an invasion, it was decided that the 2nd and last atomic bomb would be dropped on Nagasaki three days later. It was at this point that Japan finally surrendered.
I am sharing this only to remind us of the actual history of the decision to drop the atomic bomb. It’s easy to judge past decisions based on current ideals, but it’s rarely fair to do so! One has to acknowledge the reality of the time period when questioning the decisions made at that time. Much of the world had been at war for 6 years and had witnessed unspeakable carnage & death and the ultimate surrender of Germany and Italy. Yet despite its losses in the Pacific theater, the Japanese military was determined to fight on and had proven it was willing to fight to the death. What should a military leader do when faced with an adversary? In actuality, Japan forced America into a war and then forced her to end a war. Japan’s Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, who was involved in planning the attack on Pearl Harbor, quickly regretted his involvement and believed Japan could never win a prolonged war with the US, and is said to have commented, “A military man can scarcely pride himself on having 'smitten a sleeping enemy'; it is more a matter of shame, simply, for the one smitten. I would rather you made your appraisal after seeing what the enemy does, since it is certain that, angered and outraged, he will soon launch a determined counterattack." He was right. War is never the answer to any conflict.
Hear hear. People need to read this and understand how different japn was back then from now.
Superb documentary, spoken with love, sorrow, empathy and dedication for a better World. Thank you for your Grace, in passing on the horrific knowledge of what happened. Joyce Hill
Не доведи, Господи, второй Хиросимы! Мы и зовёмся людьми и должны, даже обязаны, во имя будующего Планеты , не повторить страшной трагедии! Мы обязаны подумать о будующих поколениях. Страшно подумать, что пережили люди, выжившие! Сколько человеческих жизней унесено! Люди! Сохраните Планету! Сохраните МИР!
Вот представьте что сейчас ядерный боезаряд в сотни раз мощнее херосимы.
Temo uma segunda covardia por parte desses impérios
Gaza
they learned what will happened to human body when Uranium and Plutonium
into the human body . human experiment no word for this extreme crime.
Такая трагедия и скорее более большего масштаба уже случалась с человечеством нашего (или не нашего) вида. Изотопы веществ, которые высвобождаются лишь при ядерном взрыве, находят в кратерах по всей планете, во многих из них сейчас известные или не очень озера. Но это я так, по секрету вам 🤫
И я не с Рен-тв.
Сейчас мы как никогда на грани ядерной войны. Новый век (век это не 100 лет), новый этап в развитиии нашего вида, нашей цивилизации и техногенный вариант развития человечества не лучший выбор. От момента «меряемся пушками» до применения тактических ядерных ударов всего лишь миг и миг до применения его в стратегических масштабах. Мы сами это вряд ли увидим, но альтернативы к «меряемся пушками» сейчас нет и без грандиозных перемен вряд ли она появится
My dad was amongst the first allied troops in Hiroshima after the bomb. He made sure his children knew of the devastation. For him it was incomprehensible and he showed us his photographs. Where there was once homes and buildings there was nothing. He hade sure we never forget what happened to Hiroshima and likewise I never let my son forget. He is likely to make sure his future children know too. Hiroshima and Nagasaki will always be in our memory let it be that it never happens again. To any nation.
Did your dad show you pictures of the "comfort stations" in which Japanese forced young Korean, Chinese, Filipino, and Northern Asian girls as young as 12 into prostitution? Or the Japanes death camps where they starved and tortured countless allied forces to death? Or... or... or...
Let fascism, nationalism and racism die so we never need to bomb another country into civility again. The nuke was the best thing that could've happened to Japan and the world at the time. And invasion of the home islands would have caused so much more suffering.
Показуйте цей фільм божевільним росіянам, які підтримують свого фашиста-президента _путіна_ і його погрози використати ядерну зброю в Україні, яка вже втратила і продовжує втрачати багато своїх громадян після вибуху 4 енергоблока Чорнобильської атомної електростанції в 1986 році. Тоді Радянський союз, в складі якого була Україна, проводив випробування потужностей атомного енергоблоку. Громадяни Російської федерації хочуть створити в Україні після повномасштабного вторгнення в 2022 році такий самий жах, який пережили мешканці Хіросіми і Нагасакі в 1945 році.
It's really moving that your dad was so candid about what happened. It's hard when you're a soldier to drop the bias of loyalty to a nation when there are world changing implications.
@@ksanurse my grandma also told me to never forget about what the Japanese did to our country..she lost her father, brother, baby sister, and her neighbors and friends.. I will also tell my daughter the same..
Your comment is missing the fact that the bombing was a result of starting a war and not taking warnings. Period.
I paused the video to write my comment below. I explained the word Hibakusha only for it to be explained as I pressed play again. The memorial flame isn't an eternal flame as one first assumes. We were told that it will be turned off when every Nation gives up their Nuclear weapons. They never mentioned the "Black Rain" in the documentary. As the body is burned, fluid is sent to the affected areas that form blisters, which leads to dehydration. The young soldiers sent in to help had been told in first aid not to give water, then didn’t despite the pleas from the survivors. I can no longer the scientific reason, but the explosion, the mushroom cloud, causes it to start to rain. It didn't bring relief but more death. As the rain falls, it collects particles of dust that makes the rain look black. Victims looked up with open mouths to catch the rain, and others caught drips from rubble. But the contaminants that made it black were all radioactive. Those who drank it were dead within 4 days or so from radiation sickness. Because of the stigma, many Hibakusha married other Hibakusha. Some didn’t have children, others did, and some were stillborn, others deformed or other major illnesses. Those who had healthy children felt blessed, only to be horrified as grandparents when the medical research demonstrated that the horrors of radiation could skip a generation, which was another cruel blow to the Hibakusha.
As for the scientific part of why it rains - The extreme heat causes water to evaporate, quickly. And as we know, that water rises, and becomes clouds, and because it’s so much of it, so much heat, so much evaporated water, it becomes heavy and rains down, picking up all the radioactive soot and gunk in the air, like you said. 😰
Emberek! Nagyon gyorsan észhez térni, hogy ez soha se ismétlődhessen meg.
Wir sind wieder auf dem Weg dorthin !
@@livbeau8460 Sok egyéb úton járhatunk, amelyek a jövő felé vezetnek, de a rakétákkal kirakott út csak a semmibe fut.
Politiker, nicht Menschen. Menschen haben damit nicht zu tun. Die Politmarionetten, die von den wahren Tätern eingesetzt werden. Von den skrupellosen und bestialischen Geld und Machtsüchtigen, der Herrscher dieser Erde
Az emberek nem tanulnak a múlt hibáiból.😢
@@ultraviolethu Igaz, de az emberek/országok még mindig nem tanultak meg békében élni, annak ellenére, hogy háborúk történtek és folytatódnak.
يغضب السياسيين من بعضهم، ف تموت الشعوب البريئة 😢
Negara penjajah ..Jepang ,Belanda ,Inggris ...penindas negara kami ...😬😬😬
Nothing to do with anger, just the narcissistic dreams of domination by their Emporer, fully supported by the entire population of Japan.
왜?
멀정한 남의 나라침략하는, 탐욕으로 피해 입은 사람들은 억울하지 않단 말인가!
아시아 전역에서 그들의 악랄한 탐욕은 왜? 규탄하지 않은가.
그들은 왜 아직도 반성하지 않는가?
왜?
지들의 못된 탐욕은 말하지 않은가 말이다.!
나쁜놈들.
인간의 탈을 쓴 괴물같은 탐욕자들은 규탄하지 않고, 그들은 아직도 반성하지 않은가!
Os políticos deveria se trancar em um prédio com todas suas armas e ver quem é o melhor e deixam os inocentes que não tem nada a ver com esses psicopatas.😢😢
日本は戦争後、多額の賠償金を韓国やアジア諸国に支払ってきたし言論もアジアにも国際社会にも控え、国連にも多額の拠出金を出し、アフリカなどの後進国応援に無償で応じてきた。
中国には要求どおりに
技術支援発展支援で六兆円もの資金で中国を経済大国に育てて互いに喜んできた。
はずだった。
ところが韓国だけが慰安婦という高給与採用で自主的のプロ売春婦達は全員強制連行された民間人だと近年主張始めて、
謝罪と金銭を要求してきた。
理不尽だったが日本は了解した。ただ慰安婦の事実と違うので謝罪はしないが
支援として要求以上の多額の金を渡し、この慰安婦問題で二度と金銭要求は受けない約束を交わし
現在の岸田総理が外務大臣時代に韓国に支払った。
ところが、数年後、再び慰安婦用だと前回と同額の金銭を文政権が日本に要求してきた。
日本は約束が違うと蹴った。
が、韓国は執拗に国際社会に訴えたり嫌がらせを続行したが、日本が応じることはなく、韓国は今度は強制労働者がいたからと謝罪金を又要求している。嫌がらせも健在だ。
だが、日本国内では嫌韓の感情が怒りに変わり
ネットでは国交断絶を望む声で溢れている。
さらに中国は
日本が大きくなれたのは中国のおかげだと若者達に教育をしていて、中国人達は信じているようだ。
実際は日本🇯🇵が大きくなれたのは米国🇺🇸のおかげです。
My father was among the first American Army occupational troops sent to Hiroshima. Many of his Army buddies died of cancer, as did my dad, too. He never slept well after his time in Hiroshima. He saw too much, & met too many locals. So sad.
Would have been sadder for allied troops if the bombs were not dropped. My father was still fighting the jap$ in Borneo, and they had no intention of stopping until everyone died. They had to be stopped.
The allied forces later dying of cancer is a tragedy. I’m sorry to hear that. The powers that be made some mistakes there, for sure.
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@@josephpashka7369 Surprising, given that Hiroshima was part of the Australian occupation.
Pourtant tu continues de portez les couleurs d'un gouvernement nazi, soutenue par les mêmes monstres responsables de cette horreur. N'as tu pas honte ?
@@seanlander9321 From 1946 to 1952 Australian forces were responsible for the military occupation of Hiroshima Prefecture, the site of the first atomic bomb attack in history. U.S. troops were in Hiroshima between October 6, 1945, and March 6, 1946, and U.S. troops were in the vicinity of Nagasaki between September 11, 1945, and July 1, 1946
20% were in their early teens but what has to be remembered is teens where on the front lines in WW2 many lied about their age to sign up, my grandfather was in France in WW1 at the age of 10 as a bugle boy. children died everywhere it wouldn't have been so shocking to people then to have children do service for the nation at home. everyone who was physically able was expected to work. thank you for the documentary.
Merci pour ce reportage édifiant. On mesure l'horreur vécue. Si seulement ça pouvait servir de leçon pour que plus jamais les hommes fassent preuve d'inhumanité😢
You think they haven't seen it? It does not matter.
Macron souhaite ça pour les Français puissance 10, voir 100... A part ça, les facho c'est le RN...
Avisale a la otan😮
Au cours de la seconde guerre mondiale les Japonais ont massacré pas moins de 30 millions de Philippins, Malais, Vietnamiens, Cambodgiens, Indonésiens et Birmans, dont au moins 23 millions étaient ethniquement chinois.
america is a christian country
My mother was 14 and lived through the nagasaki bomb, she passed with cancer in 1972, i still remember all the stories about it
@@Nagua7 be polite, use Вы
@caryboozer6893: I am so sorry.
少なくともこの動画を視聴した人達が「戦争は絶対してはいけない」と思うことが大切なんだろうな、
This is what happens in Palestine now.
@@TriaAzka-jg1if и в Украине. Россия убивает украинских людей
原子爆弾わ アメ公ゆだやと田布施エタ転脳との 地上爆発今なお続く人体実験だったことを隠す 穢多動画ですねー 、、、これわー(>_
일본인들에게 그말을 해주고 싶군요 일본의 군사력 강화는 위험합니다!
@@TriaAzka-jg1if в Палестине идёт антитеррористическая операция против террористической группировки хамас! К сожалению как всегда это и происходит, платят за это кровью и жизнью обычные мирные люди! Но есть и те, "мирное люди" которые поддерживали и до сих пор поддерживают террористов и их вторжение в Израиль террористов хамас, то есть это обучение сепаратисты, которые за поддержку террористов и самой войны. Так вот такой получается вывод, что пока из Палестины не ликвидировать всех террористов и их сепаратистов, то мирному народу Палестины не будет мирной и спокойной жизни и процветания. Потому, что зло должно быть искорено из нормальной человеческой жизни! Помни это друг, всегда.
للأسف لم نستفد مما حصل في هيروشيما، ولم يستطع الانسان إيقاف الدمار والخراب، فما زلنا نرى القتل والظلم ونسكت على ذلك، بل ندعمه أحيانا ماديا ومعنويا 😢😢😢
Those photo-realistic 3D reconstructions made from the actual photos is really impressive.
Impressive my arse..it is fucking disgusting how millions of innocent people were murdered
I am a US Warship shipyard worker. I am also 5 star Navy Admiral Richard E Byrd's great grandson. Last year I worked with Hawiian laborers here in Everette Wa. On the USS Gridley guided missile destroyer. Vigor shut down pearl Harbor shipyard and it was an honor to work with our Hawiian brothers as they're home yard was closed. When they're homes caught fire on Maui we bonded closer. That's what we do in distress. Bond closer and never forget our lost sailors still submerged in the wrecked ships for all to see at Pearl Harbor. Never forget them, and we are still free and not commies!!! "FIRE WHEN READY"
Seeing that mom with her charred baby & the little girl who was denied help hurt my soul 😢 🙏🙏🙏u guys did an AMAZING job on the restoration & the doc 👏👏👏
me too,I was so upset,hurt my heart
IM not. Japan is colonialist for my country
貴重な映像をありがとうございます。
日本人なのに知らなかったことが多く恥ずかしく思います。
일본이 가해자이자 피해자 입니다
원폭 맞기전까지 수많은 전쟁과 일반인 학살과 성적 피해자분들 전쟁으로 희생된 각국의 피해자분과 일본국가 자체적으로 안했다며 방조 각색하여 교과서에 올리며 원폭이 왜 떨어졌는지는 잘 모르는 분이 많은듯 합니다 피해 입으신분들도 서민분들이고 다른나라 피해자분들도 서민분이며 각계 고위층분들은 쉬쉬하며 잘 살고있는 현실이 갑갑하네요
原子爆弾わ アメ公ゆだやと田布施エタ転脳との 地上爆発今なお続く人体実験だったことを隠す 穢多動画ですねー 、、、これわー(>_
@@정천우-t7z전범국이라 자국 국민에게는 역사를 속이고 가르치지 않는 교육이 문제임 .일본은 너무 많은 끔직한 짓을 하고도 반성을 안함 . 일본사람들은 731부대가 수만명의 사람들을 잔인하게 생체실험 한것을 알까요?
조선의 독립을 위해 희생한 일본 의인들의 명복을빕니다 💖
Trabalho fantástico, uma imagem uma eternidade inúmeras histórias... parabéns, parabéns... obrigado, muito obrigado.
En 1960 j'avais 13 ans, lorsque j'ai appris ce qui c'était passé au Japon * Cela fut un tel choc qu'à mon tour, je me voyais brûlé et je ne pu retenir mes larmes. Plus tard à l'age de 20 ans j'ai pris la décision de ne jamais faire un enfant dans ce monde. En 2024, à ma 76 années, je me consacre à finaliser un livre, qui a pour titre ; un monde sans homme politique. Cela fait 40 ans que je travail dessus. C'est une idée à laquelle je pense qu'il faudra que l'humanité écarte du pouvoir les politiciens. Ils sont un danger pour le devenir de la vie. On ne peut que s'attendre au pire avec des hommes corruptibles. Mercie pour cette vidéo riche d'informations et d'avertissement de ce qui risque et peut nous arriver !
God bless you
You are right. Corrupt politicians cause war
لم تتهم أمريكا بالإرهاب.
واتهم الجيش الياباني وهو يحاول إنقاد جنوده فقط، وترك فتاة تذهب للجحيم..
How else, without politicians, can different countries communicate?
That's right. @@96_97Jhone
@@96_97Jhone les monstre existe et les pires ne sont pas visible !
You did a good job making this. I was 5 when this happened. History like thi# needs to be shown to the young people so they can understand about war and life.
You are 85 years old?
My dads 87 and can barely figure out how to work the remote for the tv and struggles with his flip phone lol.@ignaciogodoy7095
La cosa che più mi sconvolge è che ancora oggi si costruiscono bombe atomiche.
Purtroppo la storia non aiuta a migliorare.
Mio nonno ha combattuto durante la seconda guerra mondiale in Grecia e ogni volta che raccontava quel periodo piangeva come un bambino.
Американцам всё равно , они уничтожили два японских города , будут рады ещё уничтожить все страны , оставить немного рабов для обслуги
Si purtroppo la storia non ci ha insegnato nulla 😢
😢😢😢
@@paolamatarazzo8152 E' drammaticamente vero. Ci sono persone così stupide che non vedono l'ora di ripetere queste atrocità.
Triste realidade 😢
مؤسف جدا أن ينفذ هذا الاجرام بشر يقولون عن أنفسهم بانهم متحضرون ، قبلها عملوها مع السكان الاصليين الهنود الحمر على شكل حرب بيولوجية نشروا بينهم الثياب الملوثة بجراثيم الامراض الخطيرة ، واليوم ينفذوها بالقنابل الخارقة وشديدة الانفجار ضد اطفال ونساء ونازحين في ملاجىء ومستشفيات ومخيمات نزوح في فلسطين ، البعض في التعليقات وايضا نحن يتمنى أن لاتتكرر مثل هذه الجرائم لكن طالما وانه لايوجد عقاب للجاني فللاسف الامر تكرر وسيتكرر، لو كانت الانسانية لديها وسائل عقاب ضد مثل هذه الجرائم لما تكررت .
I was stationed in Iwakuni, Japan. Served three years there as a U.S. Marine. Dated a Japanese girl by the name of Miki Tanaka. She was studying to become a Doctor. I visited the museum and rang the bell with others. Walking through the museum pulled on my heartstrings. I felt so sad for those that suffered. War is an ugly thing. Nobody wins in War. I love Japan and her people. God Bless you all.
Americans won all World´s control.....A global empire where their reasons are the only reasons, their desires are laws...their impositions wont be rejected unless you want to be invaded or blocked...
But on December 7 1941, Japan was not being so lovely....One should not start wars....ask the Germans about that!
What is dating?
thank you for service
私は岩国市民です。あなた達のおかげで毎日平和に暮らせています
私の曾祖母も原爆を岩国で目撃しました。戦争が終わっても広島で何が起こったかはしばらく知らなかったそうです。
@PhilippinesOnDemand You are so right! Nobody wins at a war, so don't start it. US was trying to stay out of it. The question still remains....who knew about impending attack so that all those boats just happened to be lined up in an easy row, waiting to be attacked? Japan would have dropped the Bomb first, had they been the ones to develop it first.
私の祖父は長崎の被爆者でした。彼が被爆者認定を拒否した理由は差別から身を守るためだったからでしょうね。
生かされていることに感謝します🙏
People were actually discriminated against for surviving? I can't imagine such thinking
Bu yapılanlar affedilemez.
@@shalasalazar4930 就職や結婚等々様々な件で、被爆者の方々は差別されてました。
@@shalasalazar4930
実際、被爆した人達は差別されました。
3.11の際にも原子力発電所のある福島に住んでいた人達は差別されました。
悲しいけど事実です。
あなたの御祖父様は本物の被爆者です。
One of my neighbours was a British POW working for the Japanese and was at Hiroshima when the atomic bomb was dropped.
He was close to where the bomb was detonated and his life was saved because he was working in the hold of a ship that was in a dry dock on the river. He remembers nothing about the bomb going off except he was working and then everything was total devastation around him.
Ironically his life was saved by the detonation of this bomb because the Japanese ordered that every POW was to be executed. If the bomb was dropped a few days later he would not have survived.
Very kind and loving people
Thank you for your story
@@suss6385 mejor de las guerras civiles chinas y lo que el comunismo chino le hizo a su población 😊
It wasn't unusual for the Japanese to execute Prisoners. Their values were not Judeo-Christian values. Hence the Code of the Samurai and the Honor code. There are pictures of the Japanese beheading their prisoners of War. Then are other instances/ stories of those who survived the Bataan Death March, in the Philippines. Where American and Filipino prisoners were marched to a Prison camp and had to walk hundreds of miles, without food or water, in the hot sun. They were told that if they spoke or if they got out of formation, they would be killed, immediately. If you had to go to the bathroom, go in your pants. Just for fun, the Japanese soldiers came along in a Military Truck with their sharpened swords and beheaded those soldiers who were in formation and were obeying their Japanese commanders' orders. That is because the Japanese following the Samurai Code, believed surrender was a huge disgrace, putting you on the level of a being a cockroach, making you worthy of death. So, now you can understand why this soldier took no pity on a wounded little girl hoping for rescue and comfort. All this death, suffering and pain, due to madmen, full of hate, and the lust of power and wealth, believing they... IF they fought hard enough, could rule the World.
It is happening again with those in charge of Russia, China, Iran and their allied States working toward the same goal. We are seeing parallels today like that of the thinking and agendas, before the start of World War 2. Scary stuff! Where those in Russia, like Putin's right hand man Medvedev is ready to start a nuclear war and could care less about the consequences to other people or his own people, from a retaliatory attack. This guy ought to be a Funny farm!
@@suss6385 yeah really. The rape of Nanking. Or when they used germ warfare on Manchuria (Plague virus). Or enslaved Koreans.
هذا يذكرني بواقع غزة الآن وكيف تبكي النساء وهن يحملن أشلاء أطفالهم والحروق والآلام الناتجة عن قنابل الفسفور الاسرائيلية والأطفال المصابين الذين يبكون في طرقات المستشفيات المزدحمة ولا أحد يعالجهم بسبب نقص المسعفين واستهداف الجيش الاسرائيلي لهم وكذلك نقص الأدوية بسبب محاصرة اسرائيل للمعابر ومنع دخول الغذاء والدواء .. وفوق كل هذا قام عدة أعضاء في الحكومة الاسرائيلية بالتهديد بإلقاء قنبلة ذرية على غزة ..
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أنتم لم تتمكنوا من إنقاذ هيروشيما ذلك الوقت فهل ستنقذون فلسطين الآن؟
الله ياخذ امريكا واسراييل
E stato orribile,una strage de persone innocenti,donne bambini, ragazzi ma un dolore immenso.
La guerra non e altro che distruzione 😭
IMMAGINA SE GLI USA FACESSERO LA STESSA FINE
@massimomarciano2931, it's coming. Just what these woke one's don't understand they are ushering it in.
たった数週間前のアップでこの視聴回数は本当に日本人としてありがたいです。
たくさんの海外の方のメッセージもありがとうございます。
ただ、見たいけどどうしても全部見れなかった、、情けない
戦争は本当に恐ろしく今後も争いたくないです
पहले तो युद्ध होना ही नहीं चाहिये,अगर हो भी तो पारंपरिक हथियारों से हो,लेकिन मानवीयता को शर्मसार करने वाले हथियारों से कभी न हो,जैसा कि हिरोशिमा और नागासाकी में हुआ, जिन वैज्ञानिकों ने परमाणु बम बनाने की विधि परमाणु शक्ति संपन्न देशों को सिखाई उन्होंने मानवता के ख़िलाफ़ बहुत बड़ा अपराध किया,ईस्वर उन्हें कभी क्षमा न करें ।
Me either!
🇧🇷
Hihetetlen,megál az ész,soha többé ilyenek nem szabad megtörténie !
А сейчас стараются преподнести это так будто это Россия сделала, и много кто верит в это. Вот истинное лицо демократии Америки, сволочное государство.
実際にはこの写真の何倍もの悲惨で残酷な光景があったと想像できます。原爆で苦しんだ人達の事を思うと心が痛みます。葛藤しながらも当時の写真を残してくださってありがとうございます。
미국에 핵때문에 한국이 45년 일본 식민지에서 해방을 시켜줬다
우린 자주독립을 원했다
일본은 핵을 받을수 밖에 없는 건 일본에 지속된 남에 나라를 약탈에 식민지로 계속적인 전쟁을 이어갔기때문에
미국은 일본 침략 전쟁을 끝맺음 하기위한 핵을 선택을 했다
あいかわらず、恥知らずで筋違いのコメントをされてる連中が沸いてるな？
Ac's 1❤
@@chaosknightmighty7754 歴史の捏造は辞めて天安門事件を教えてくれよ
@@urawa22貴方こそ 自国歴史の 真実が 何かを 真っ直ぐに 見る 心が 必要じゃ無いかな？ 自分から 努力し 分かろうと しない限り いつまでも 被害者だから…
Thrilling really. The thorough explanation of the effects of the bomb is a break through.
I strongly believe that understanding that "it" could happen 'to me' or 'to you' should bring us nearer to being more human towards those who have already been affected by harms that certainly no one wants for themselves.
Life is a wonderful, beautiful gift that all and each who have it should cherish and enjoy for as long as it lasts.
Cheers and many blessings.
Excellent documentary. This is one Ill never forget. Heartbreaking. Truly relevant given the state of the world.
Люди всё ещё не научились ценить мир. Даже имея столько свидетельств о последствиях взрыва, о бесчисленных жертвах, сильные мира сего посматривают на это оружие... Это неизгладимый след в истории Японии и всего человечества, но некоторые будто хотят, чтобы ЭТО забыли.
Всем мирного неба над головой и здоровья
Tobie też życzę pokoju i zdrowia 😊
No one wants anyone to forget this, but they want you to forget why it happened. Japan was committing the absolute most horrible war crimes, had camps with human testing, doing the exact samething as the Germans were.
People also want you to forget that for days the people were warned it was going to be bombed and told to leave asap. Japan told it's citizens not to be cowards and to stay.
History is being rewritten to make them victims. The slavs , Russians, jews , and anyone else that managed to cross a Germans or Japanese path were the victims.
Excellente documentaire merci - subtilité de la musique accompagnée - dialogue et entrevues respectueuses - c’est comme cela qu’on devrait faire les documentaires - chapeau!
Autor fotografií přemýšlel, jestli je morální fotit trpící lidi. Udělal velmi dobře. Díky tomu můžeme pochopit příběhy lidí kteří tam byli. Je to silné svědectví. Snad to pomůže aby se to nikdy neopakovalo. Nikdy na lidi z fotografií nezapomenu a zahrnu je do svých modliteb.