Teacher explains significance to visiting students of the Atomic Bomb Dome framed in distance through Hiroshima's Centotaph for victims of the world's first nuclear bombing during WWII on July 6, 1945.

Teacher explains significance to visiting students of the Atomic Bomb Dome framed in distance through Hiroshima's Centotaph for victims of the world's first nuclear bombing during WWII on July 6, 1945.
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