What also becomes clear is how the damage is passed to witnesses and to new generations. Finally, there are the stories of how individuals face horror and destruction and move forward with purpose and light. . . . [The author] carries her responsibilities as a daughter, an activist, and a witness with grace.
Presentation for TTN members and guests by Leslie A. Sussan about how the memories of Hiroshima impacted her family over generations.
[T]he voice a soldier of humble means and unique ambition who came to play a central role in the recording and documentation of Hiroshima, the musings and accounts of his pacifist daughter who opposed yet loved him a generation later, and last through the stories and glimpses of some of those who survived the nuclear bombings that concluded WWII.
