72 Years After Hiroshima, Where Is Japan's Commitment to End Nuclear Weapons?

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By GreenpeaceAug 6, 2017, 8:22 am740 ptsHot
By Yuko Yoneda It started with just 12 of them. With a bold mission, this group of activists set sail to Amchitka island off Alaska to protest the detonation of an underground U.S. nuclear test. It was September 1971, and though the mission was initially unsuccessful, it was the beginning of what became…

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72 Years After Hiroshima, Where Is Japan's Commitment to End Nuclear Weapons?

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