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DR Fuji

Dr. fuji ran a small hospital before (near the river)the bomb dropped he was a physician , when the bomb did drop he was stuck but luckily managed to get out . He obviously survives and is helping those around him even though he badly injured . He was to injured to go to asano park so he and his friend went up hiull to a peasant´s house. After the bomb he died after being in a coma for eleven years. Before he died his injuries did heal, he had money issues but made it work out he made his family evacuate the area and they lived in saka that is why he was reading the Osaka News Paper

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She was a twenty year old who lived with her family  before the bomb  she was making breakfast for her family after that she went to work ( East asia tin works ) When she saw the flash of light she was in shock . After the bomb was dropped or during  she was being crushed by a bookshelf full of books her leg was twisted but she thought it was cut off somebody rescued her. Days later she was told horrible news that her family was dead , her leg was swollen  the people who told her her family was dead ( her friends) took her to a military hospital.  After the bomb she was in the hospital she was in pain . she left the hospital to go to another and her leg got worse . She went home as a cripple

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DR Sasaki

DR . Sasaki was a 25 year old surgeon at the red cross hospital when the bomb was dropped on Hiroshima DR. Sasaki  had was the only staff at the reed cross and people kept flooding in. A few days after the bomb he went to go see his mom because he had herd that she was worrying about him. After the bomb he went to school to get his doctorate. After he had gotten his doctorate he want to open up his own private clinic at first it was pretty small but then he got more funding and built a massive clinic and was doing very well in his finances. In 1972 his wife died.

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Father Klensorge
Father Klensorge was a German catholic who moved to japan and lived at the Society Of Jesus in Hiroshima.  He was not badly injured by the bomb he had a few cuts on him but that was it. After the bomb he changed his name to Father Takaura and fell into a routine but one day that routine changed when he went into the hospital because of the radition from the bomb  and stayed there for a year. And lived until Nov 19, 1977

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Hatsuyo Nakammura was a tailor's widow who lived in Hiroshima. She had three children in her home and lost her husband. After the bomb dropped, she was not badly injured. Her children were burried deep under the timbers. When the fire started, she went to the safest park with her children and the rest of the community. In the aftermath, she was weak and struggling, but able to keep her children alive. She barely made enouh money, but soon she started dancing in a cheerful dance group in Japan and worked at the Bereaved Families' Association. With bombing that happened decades ago, she soon fell into a sleep in the hosital. She was then aloud to leave.

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Kiyoshi Tanimoto was a Pastor of the Hiroshima Methodist Church. Mr. Tanimoto felt a sudden pressure and a bright flash when the bomb exploded on the city. He was not affected from the bomb at that moment. After the bombing, he was a big help with carrying injured people across the river and giving people hope and water in the park. A few years after the bombing, he restred the city's church. He also began a fund for the girls who needed plastic surgery. He traveled across the world to raise money and his names were in every magazine. He lived in a small home with the basic needs. After the 14th anniversery of the bombing, he lived a peaceful life.