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Return to Dresden
1986, director: Martin Duckworth
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No More Hiroshima
1984, director: Martin Duckworth
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A War Story
1981, director: Anne Wheeler
When Singapore fell to Japan in February 1942, Churchill...
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A War Story
1981, director: Anne Wheeler
About 140,000 Allied soldiers became Japanese prisoners of...
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A War Story
1981, director: Anne Wheeler
Over 30,000 Allied soldiers died in Japanese prisoner-of-war...
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Bravery in the Field
1979, director: Giles Walker
Canadian transport squadrons took part in WWII airlifts over...
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Bravery in the Field
1979, director: Giles Walker
An aimless young hood gains insight into the experience of...
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Memorandum
1965, director: Donald Brittain, John Spotton
The Nazis regarded Jews, Roma and certain other minorities...
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No More Hiroshima
 

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Excerpt  (2:12) 1984, director: Martin Duckworth
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This moving and powerful story focuses on two survivors of the 1945 atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima. They are among a small group of Japanese who risk social ostracism in their country by identifying themselves as hibakusha--survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The film follows them on their mission to New York as representatives of the Japanese Peace Movement at the second United Nations Special Session on Disarmament held in June, 1982.