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Posts tagged ‘Nagasaki’

1September 7, 2023Hiroshima and me

2October 29, 2020I celebrate this moment with my brothers and sisters across the world

2August 13, 2020Surviving the nuclear bomb at Nagasaki 75 years ago showed me nuclear weapons shouldn’t exist

2August 6, 2020Remember each and every person

7July 15, 2020Remembering the victims of the atomic bombings 75 years ago

1December 16, 2019Chaos and agony: the human consequences of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

1August 9, 201671 years on, we’re still dodging bullets while Australia leads the charge to promote nuclear weapons

4August 6, 2016On Hiroshima and Nagasaki anniversary, IPPNW calls on NATO states and Russia to end the policy of nuclear deterrence, engage with the Humanitarian Initiative, and prohibit and eliminate nuclear weapons

1July 15, 2016How surviving Nagasaki shaped the life of an IPPNW doctor

0July 7, 2016A passionate abolitionist turns 100

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