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Acclaimed book "The Tunnels" now out in paperback, Oct. 2017, from ormer Editor & Publisher ed. and author of 12 books. Personal feed: @GregMitch
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The Poet Who Watched a Football Game on Nagasaki’s Atomic Killing Field

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By Greg Mitchell
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Feature photo courtesy of the National Archives. “Nagasaki was an embarrassment to the art of war.” –Don DeLillo, End Zone * One of the most disturbing sporting events in history took place on January 1, 1946, when the US military staged an all-star football game on a field in Nagasaki, Japan—less than five months after an atomic bomb killed over 70,000 in that city, nearly all of them civilians.
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The Ides of March. The Month of War. Could Recent Developments in Ukraine Launch World War III? - Global Research

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By Michael Welch, Greg Mitchell, Drago Bosnic
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All Global Research articles can be read in 51 languages by activating the “Translate Website” drop down menu below the author’s name or on the top banner of our home page (Desktop version). Visit and follow us on Instagram at @crg_globalresearch. *** .
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My First August 6th in Hiroshima - Global Research

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By Greg Mitchell
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The sky brightened. Television cameramen with klieg lights arrived in force. Peering under the arches of the cenotaph one could see the faint outline of the A-Bomb Dome and its famous skeletal crown which lost its copper skin on August 6, 1945. What dome is this that can not reflect the rising sun? Through which one can see the sky turning blue? Nearby, on the Aioi Bridge, automobile traffic was sparse. Joggers commanded the road.
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