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FinnZ [79.3K]
2 years ago
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What stood out about the bomb dropping on nagasaki? pls answer no links :)

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maria [59]2 years ago
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The nuclear attack on Nagasaki generated a higher blast yield but produced a smaller area of complete devastation and lower casualties because, unlike Hiroshima’s flat terrain and circular shape, Nagasaki is a city with large hills and twin valleys. The second attack killed about 74,000 people, about half as many as those who died in the Hiroshima bombing.

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