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1950 JAPAN: Scientists study radiation effects in Hiroshima
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1:00Now PlayingDate: 6th April 1950
Location: Hiroshima
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Atomic Commission in Hiroshima
JAPAN: Hiroshima:
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ATOMIC ENERGY ETC Hiroshima 5 years after nearly rebuilt. Clinic to study effects of longrange radiation & children born in city Cared for by Atomic Commission
HIROSHIMA - CITY THAT HAD FIRST ATOM BOMB DROPPED Reconstruction after 5 years & Hiroshima Rearing Institution of the Atomic Bomb Orphans
Japan; Science and Technology
Laboratory, radiation effects, radiation sickness, orphans, orphanage, medical care, fallout, WWII, World War Two, World War II, Second World War, War, Allied, Allies
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