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Lost Livelihoods

In History, Non-fiction
L

The explosion had left them without means to make a living.

John Hersey – Hiroshima
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Massive Casualties

In History, Non-fiction
M

In a city of two hundred and forty-five thousand, nearly a hundred thousand people had been killed or doomed at one blow.

John Hersey – Hiroshima
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Child’s Cry

In History, Non-fiction
C

She heard a child cry, ‘Mother!’, but saw no one.

John Hersey – Hiroshima
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Rebirth Questioned

In History, Non-fiction
R

They wondered if Hiroshima could ever come back to life.

John Hersey – Hiroshima
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Sickness Begins

In History, Non-fiction
S

People who had been only slightly injured then began to feel quite sick.

John Hersey – Hiroshima
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Burnt Faces

In History, Non-fiction
B

Their faces were wholly burned, their eye sockets were hollow, the fluid from their melted eyes had run down their cheeks.

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