President Obama makes history at Hiroshima
He is first sitting U.S. president ever to visit site of the 1945 atomic bombing, where he says the memory of the attack "must never fade"
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He is first sitting U.S. president ever to visit site of the 1945 atomic bombing, where he says the memory of the attack "must never fade"
Twelve POWs were being held captive inside a police station in Hiroshima, Japan when America detonated the first atomic bomb
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On eve of Obama's history-making visit to Hiroshima, a look at video shot by the U.S. military in 1945 shows what it was like after it was hit with an atomic bomb
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