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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