The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HIROSHIMA, JAPAN. 1946-08-05. LOOKING WEST OF THE CITY, SHOWING THE REBUILDING AND CLEARING THAT HAS BEEN CARRIED OUT ONE YEAR AFTER THE ATOM BOMB WAS DROPPED, FROM THE TOP OF THE NEWSPAPER BUILDING, WHICH WAS ONE OF TWO LARGE BUILDINGS LEFT STANDING AFTER THE BOMB WAS DROPPED.
HIROSHIMA, JAPAN. 1946-08-05. LOOKING SOUTH OF THE CITY, SHOWING THE REBUILDING AND CLEARING THAT HAS BEEN CARRIED OUT ONE YEAR AFTER THE ATOM BOMB WAS DROPPED, FROM THE TOP OF THE NEWSPAPER BUILDING,
HIROSHIMA, JAPAN. 1946-08-05. LOOKING NORTH OF THE CITY, SHOWING THE REBUILDING AND CLEARING THAT HAS BEEN CARRIED OUT ONE YEAR AFTER THE ATOM BOMB WAS DROPPED, FROM THE TOP OF THE NEWSPAPER BUILDING,
HIROSHIMA, JAPAN. 1946-08-05. LOOKING EAST OF THE CITY, SHOWING THE REBUILDING AND CLEARING THAT HAS BEEN CARRIED OUT ONE YEAR AFTER THE ATOM BOMB WAS DROPPED, FROM THE TOP OF THE NEWSPAPER BUILDING,
HIROSHIMA, JAPAN. 1946-08-05. REBUILDING NEAR THE RAILWAY STATION ONE YEAR AFTER THE ATOM BOMB WAS DROPPED, SEEN FROM THE TOP OF THE NEWSPAPER BUILDING, WHICH WAS ONE OF TWO LARGE BUILDINGS LEFT STAND
The ruins of the Methodist Church in Nagarekawa, Hiroshima, one year after the atom bomb was dropped, seen from the top of the newspaper building which was one of two large buildings left standing aft
Taken from the roof of the Chugoku Shimbun daily newspaper building, one of very few buildings which survived the atomic blast, showing rebuilding in progress on the west side of the building, one yea
