The impact of nuclear war


After Hiroshima, divisions remain over the morality of developing and using weapons of mass destruction.

“ON the way to Kyoto, the train took Tunku Abdullah past Hiroshima – a city completely devastated, with all its buildings demolished for miles and miles around. It was an awesome and frightening sight. The people had only been told that a large bomb had been dropped. He hoped that his friends, Syed Omar and Nik Yusof, had somehow escaped.”

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