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Hiroshima Day, August 6, 1945. And now, 71 years on, what are your thoughts?

By 1944 Japan was losing the War in the Pacific, but they became even more courageous warriors when facing defeat. The US General Staff estimated that one million more American lives could be lost before the final victory.

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