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Obama Makes History with Hiroshima Visit

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He informs us of a historical event in which President Obama visits the city of Hiroshima and placed a wreath on the memorial arch built to remember the dead and wounded as the United States dropped a powerful atomic bomb on Hiroshima and a second atomic bomb on Nagasaki. in August 1945.

“This tragedy must not be repeated again,” said Abe in his speech at Hiroshima. “We are determined to realize a world free of nuclear weapons,” he said

"As President Obama said, Japan and America got over past divides. And now we are important friends for each other. This is enough right?"

"Obama talked about the horrors of war and the need to work toward a world without nuclear weapons"

-The bombing there and in the Japanese city of Nagasaki brought a swift end to World War II

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-Obama laid a wreath in the Japanese city of Hiroshima

-"Death fell from the sky and the world was changed,"

President Obama intended for Japan and the United States to overcome past divisions. And now being important friends for each other, but during their visit they did not listen to the president assumes responsibility and actions, in particular actions that lead to the suffering of innocent victims and in this way they expected words of apology and forgiveness.

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