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Photograph P01205.047 Second World War, 1939-1945Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1946. The Protestant (originally Methodist) Church being rebuilt. It was extensively damaged by the dropping of the atomic bomb on 1945-08-06.

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Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1946-05. Elevated view of the Protestant (originally Methodist) Church damaged by the dropping of the atomic bomb on 1945-08-06. Compare this with P1205/51/33.
Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1946. The Protestant (originally Methodist) Church being rebuilt. It was extensively damaged by the dropping of the atomic bomb on 1945-08-06.

Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1946-05. Surviving members of the congregation of the Protestant (originally Methodist) Church, worshipping in the ruins of their church damaged by the dropping of the ato

Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1947-06. Elevated view of reconstruction work in the streets of the city especially around the Protestant (formerly Methodist) Church, damaged by the dropping of the atomi

Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1947-06. Young Japanese children sit at makeshift desks in the interior of the extensively damaged Protestant (formerly Methodist) Church. After the dropping of the atomic

Noboricho, Hiroshima, Japan. 1947-06. Young Japanese children and their teacher assemble around makeshift desks in the interior of the extensively damaged Protestant (formerly Methodist) Church. After

Hiroshima, Japan. 1947-06. Elevated view of a bridge and buildings along the river banks of the city extensively damaged by the dropping of the atomic bomb on 1945-08-06.
