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What he is trying to tell us is that nuclear energy hurts every living thing on earth and that we are trying to stop using it.

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This poster was used for a demonstration against nuclear bombs and the attacks that have taken place.

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It is a poster claiming all victims of nuclear accidents or victims of nuclear bombings.

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This poster is about making the case that atomic energy is safe, real and wonderful.

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What he is trying to tell us is that radioactive energy is very good and useful for progress

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1900 - 2000 (We don't found the exact date)

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1900 - 2000 (We don't found the exact date)

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This poster says that nuclear energy is a good thing and is better to have as a friend than an enemy.

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This poster wants to commemorate the Chernobyl disaster

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This poster commemorates the event that happened in Fukushima.

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This poster is from a film commemorating the events at the Harrisburg nuclear power plant.

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Nuclear weapons are the most dangerous weapons on Earth. A single nuclear weapon can destroy an entire city, potentially killing millions of people, and endanger the natural environment and the lives of future generations due to its catastrophic long-term effects.

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Nuclear weapons are the most terrifying instruments of war ever created: no weapons are as destructive; no weapons cause as much human suffering; there is no way to control how far the fallout will spread or how long its effects will last.

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Putin agrees to use nuclear bombs against Western countries if necessary