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Hello, this is Mr Marcus and this week we've been discussing controversial decisions that have changed the world. One of those decisions has been the decision by Harry S Truman in United States to drop the two bomb atomic bomb at the end of World War two on the Japanese states(?) so of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and many of you have disgusting and ___ is over the and have question the decision by Harry S Truman to make such a decision that killed so many potentially innocent woman children and Japanese. Lots of people who really were involved in the war. So one what we're I'm gonna do today is recreate speech by a by the leader of the Manhattan project.

Hiroshima, a pantoum by Bruce V. Bracken

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Hi, I have the certain privilege to talk to the wonderful, youthful surgeon Dr Kirfani(?) Saisaki who works at the ___ Cross Hospital in Hiroshima will be sharing with me what happened to him when the bomb was dropped and how it impacted slash affected him. So Dr Kirfani(?) Saisaki what were you doing during this tragic slash horrific accident at Hiroshima. Dr Saisaki's quote say at the time I was walking along the hospital corridors with blood specimen for ___ test end quote. Were you expecting an eager attack actually? Dr Saisaki said quote yes I was ___ that a bomb would eventually be dropped cos there's been sirens slash warnings and practices ___ every morning. I just want it to be.

I bet you're in the area(?) it appears that you talked to the wonderful yearbook version Dr Terry poley(?) who works at the Red Cross Hospital in Hiroshima will be sharing with me what happened and what happened when the bomb was dropped and how is the impact flushed effective dinner so Dr Terifumi(?) Sasaki(?) what were you doing this tragic flush terrific act accident at the nuclear attack or Hiroshima. He said at that time you was walking along the cost of a quarter with the ports the specimen for law firm and dust we need to expecting a nuclear attacked. He said he's expecting that bomb when it will every time dropped since they were several warnings and practices every morning. I expected it to be.

An extraordinary pro is to talk to one of ___ Dr Terasumi(?) Sasaki(?) who works at the Red Cross Hospital at Hiroshima will be sharing with me about what happened then when the bomb was dropped and how it impacted flash effected him. So Dr Terasumi(?) Sasaki(?) what were you doing during tragic flash horrific accident underneath were attack of Hiroshima. At the time I was walking around the hospital for the door with

Hi, this is man Austin's Gross interview. Hello Mr Kanimoto(?) may I ask you some questions about the morning at the bombing at Hiroshima? Yes I feel honored that you want to ask me questions about the bomb. Alright first question. Where were you when the bombing was happening? I was at my ___ I was helping him move from his old house to his new house. I see approx how far were you from the ground zero? I'm pretty sure I was around 3500yds away from ground zero. Well with your assessment of the damage after the Japan nation. Everything was completely destroyed my house was completely strike but there's a lot of freaky thing that happened. Random thing didn't move and some things are destroyed out at suitcase that was untouched and didn't moved. The ___

This is Odie and Kitty page 2 with Mrs Nakamura(?). Mrs Nakamura(?), thank you for coming here today to the interview we really appreciate it. The pleasure is all mine ma'am. Could you please tell me about yourself to begin. Certainly. I'm a little tailor and I like my work for the most part. I live in the ___ Hiroshima about 1350yds from the initial bomb drop. That's pretty close to ___. What were you doing during the bomb drop? I have been watching my neighbor's house being torn down from the ___ defense line. I was ___ but they had told them ___. Everything was white. The light is white than you could have ever seen. It was like a blizzard. At first I was done but then something inside me snapped ___ and I had to get to my children at the moment. I was lifted off my feet and ___ to a wall covered with tiles like quickly included myself for ___ my children's life calling

Good morning Mrs Hannah Moto(?), ___ talking Mrs Nakamoro(?). Today I would be interviewing usually on your experiences with the bombing of Hiroshima. We'll start with Ms Hannah Moto(?), good morning. Good morning. You had a very uniquely experience with the bombing of Hiroshima. Yeah that was the rough time. Ok. First question, on August 6 1945 when the bomb is off where were you? I was helping my close friend removed his stuff out and when the bomb is off I watch myself went in between 2 rock. Where were your friend when the bomb is off? My friend was inside of the house hiding on the rocks. What did you hear before drying it after the bombing off? I read there was ___ the whole time. Interesting. What did you see. Outside ___ all this destruction. Were there any distinct smells. Yes. It's like my friend ___

Good morning Mr Tanimoto(?), Dr Susaki(?) and Mrs Nakamura(?). Today I will be interviewing you three on the experiences with the bombing of Hiroshima. We're gonna start with Mr Tanimoto(?) good morning. Good morning. You have a very unique experience with the bombing of Hiroshima. Yeah that was a rough time. Ok first question on August 6 1945 when the bomb went off where were you. I was helping my close friend leave has stopped out and when the bombing. I wedge myself ___. Where was your friend when the bomb went off. My friend was inside of the house hiding on the rugs.