URAKAM RIVER Nagasaki... Wrecked brick wall and factory of Mitsubishi steel plant
Aug 17 1946
CANDIDLY HOLLYWOOD
4.Completely demolished was the huge Mitsubishi Steel and Arms Works in the southern end of the industrial valley. With the torped plant in the north it was the principal target. Bomb No. 3 struck midway between and scored a bull's-eye in raizing both.
Restruction of Nagasaki War 1945 SEP. 14 1945
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
A JAPANESE FAMILY EATS THEIR MEAL OF RICE IN CRUDE SHACK THEY BUILT FROM WRECKAGE LEFT ON SPOT WHERE THEIR HOME ONCE STOOD IN NAGASAKI. ATOM BOMB DROPPED ON AUGUST 9 FLATTENED THEIR HOUSE, IN BLAST THAT WRECKED 18,000 BUILDINGS, KILLED 25,000 PEOPLE.
SEP 17 1945
8/31 A mass of melted and twisted steel girders is all that is left of industrial , section of Nagasaki after it was hit by the atomic bomb. Numerous smokestacks were left standing . U.S.Navy Radio-telephoto. ACME TELEPHOTO.
NAGASAKI JAPAN SAILORS SEE A-BOMB RUINS--With tests on the A-bomb imminent U. S. Navy men in Japan take great interest in visiting the bomb-devastated city of Nagasaki. Torpedo factory ruins at Nagasaki show the terrible effect of the bomb had on a steel-framed building. This is the 2nd in a series of 3 pix.
1945 OCT 27 AM 12 31
Lt Thomas Brown(right) conferring with Dr. Shigeru Kawaga (second from right) as they examine bured surviver of Nagasaki atomic bombing.OCT 2.7 1945
The Tategami Shipyard
(NY8-Aug 9) SHIPYARD AT NAGASAKI - THIS IS THE VIEW OF THE TATEGAMI SHIPYARD OF MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES AT NAGASAKI. THE JAPANEASE PORT ON KYUSHU ISLAND WHICH WAS HIT TODAY BY THE SECOND ATMIC BOMB TO BE DROPPED ON A JAPANEASE CITY. THIS IS A SECTION AT THE RIGHT OF THE SHIPYARD, WITH THE PICTURE MADE FROM A CARRIER WAY. PHOTO FROM THE FILES OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. (AP.WIREPHOTO) (SEE WIRE STORY) (KCH 50820 FLS) 1945
URAKAMI RIVER Nagasaki... Wreckage of wooden guard house in foreground, damaged steel plant in bacxkground.
D-60242 A.C. -URAKAMI RIVER NAGASAKI---Wreckage of wooden guard house in foreground, damaged steel plant in background. CREDIT U.S. ARMY FORCES PHOTO WASH.D.C. MAY 1 1946
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NAGASAKI-4 YEAR LATER
NAGASAKI :THE SECOND JAPANEASE CITY TO FEEL THE FURY OF THE ATOMIC BOMB STILL SHOWS MANY SCARS 4 YEARS AFTER THE DREAD MISSILE FOUND ITS MARK ON AUG. 9, 1945. THE SINGLE BOMB, WHICH EXPLODED 1,500 FEET IN THE AIR, DESTROYED EVERYTHING OVER A 4-MILE AREA, KILLING 24,000 AND WOUNDING 40,000. THE NAGASAKI NATURAL GAS WORKS (ABOVE) IS OPERATING NORMARLLY NOW AS THE RUINS GIVE WAY TO NEW STRUCTURES.
(SEE ACME PIC 77160), FOR SAME SITE ONE MONTH AFTER BOMBING)
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CREDIT (PHOTO BY ACME) CORRESPONDENT RICHARD C. FERGUSON) 8 5/49 (ES) AUG 11 1949
8/9/67 NAGASAKI , JAPAN: Residents of Nagasaki kneel in scilent prayer in observance of the 22nd anniversary of the atomic bombing the city 8/9 in which 73,000 were killed in the blast. At the public ceremony, attended by 5,000 persons, Mayor Yoshitake Morotani read a declaration of peace. UPI RADIOTELEPHOTO
AUG. 9. 1966 NAGASAKI, JAPAN: Large floral wreaths are piled up in front of the Statue of Peace Prayer in the Peace Park here 8/9 while pigeons fly over the area. The sence was a memorial service for these killed in the atomic bombing of Nagasaki 8/9/45.
UPI RADIOTELEPHOTO RP
Japan Nagasaki
The ruins of the Urakami Cathedral in Nagasaki, located 500 meters from the epicenter of the atomic bombing on August 9, 1945.
Nagasaki was the Japanese center of Catholicism, and 15,000 Catholics were concentrated in this area at the time of explosion. About 10,000 are thougt to have died instantly. This photo appears for the first time in HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI, a scientific report on the effects of the bildings, which will be the published this month. Souce credit is required for use of this photo.
AUG. 18 1981
