The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hiroshima, Japan. 1948-08-06. The Museum of Commerce, which was in the centre of the impact when the atom bomb was dropped 1945-08-06 stands now as a grim reminder of what can happen. Outside the museum is a monument erected by the school children of Hiroshima to dedicate their lives to peace and no more atom bombs.
Hiroshima, Japan. 1948-08-06. At the Peace Tower by the banks of the Ota-Gawa river, Japanese citizens commemorate the third anniversary of the atom bomb being dropped on their city. Across the river
Hiroshima, Japan. 1948-08-06. At the centre of the impact when the atom bomb was dropped 1945-08-06, where the Hiroshima post office had stood, a small praying dais was erected. Relatives of atom bomb
HIROSHIMA, JAPAN, 1945. THE FIRST ATOM BOMB WAS DROPPED ON HIROSHIMA ON 1945-08-06. SHOWN, THE MUSHROOM CLOUD RISING AFTER THE IMPACT. (PHOTOGRAPH DONATED BY MR HIROSHI MIYAZAWA, GOVERNOR OF THE PREFE
A Japanese man stands in front of a bookshop named Bookseller Atom in Hiroshima. A topical name has been chosen for the bookshop which opened in the ruined city after the Second World War. In the back
HIROSHIMA, JAPAN, 1945. THE FIRST ATOM BOMB WAS DROPPED ON HIROSHIMA ON 1945-08-06. SHOWN, A SECTION OF THE BOMB DAMAGED RUINS. (PHOTOGRAPH DONATED BY MR HIROSHI MIYAZAWA, GOVERNOR OF THE PREFECTURE O
HIROSHIMA, JAPAN, 1945. THE FIRST ATOM BOMB WAS DROPPED ON HIROSHIMA ON 1945-08-06. SHOWN, A SECTION OF THE BOMB DAMAGED RUINS. (PHOTOGRAPH DONATED BY MR HIROSHI MIYAZAWA, GOVERNOR OF THE PREFECTURE O
