投稿者: ワールド ソルーションズ

All the below but one (in Spanish) are in English.

One year ago today Barack Obama became the 1st US President to visit the site of the WW2 Hiroshima nuclear bombing pic.twitter.com/330SqHQ2Kp

— Alex Jay (@AlexJayZA) May 27, 2017

A year after Hiroshima, Obama's nuclear-free hope a pipe dream https://t.co/vP9rQNMmoQ pic.twitter.com/tgbmVpscTR

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) May 26, 2017

Obama invited back for second Hiroshima visit in peace project (06/20/2017) | AOI IKEGAMI @asahi

72 years after the bombing of Hiroshima, nuclear annihilation is as big a threat as it ever was https://t.co/eDyRU8fpgk pic.twitter.com/8E4B8HeDQw

— DW News (@dwnews) August 7, 2017

Japan is marking 72 years since the U.S. dropped a nuclear bomb on Hiroshima during World War 2.

At least 140,000 people were killed. pic.twitter.com/LT1qvvwi2f

— AJ+ (@ajplus) August 6, 2017

Japan's major cities were all destroyed by US carpet bombing. The world focuses only on Hiroshima, Nagasaki & Okinawa. But others are bigger pic.twitter.com/ndyte40aSs

— Rash Behari Bose 天 (@boseofjapan) July 23, 2017

Hiroshima before the nuclear bombing shown in beautiful new video, compared with brutal aftermath: 140,000 people were killed in the blast ? almost half the population of the thriving city. (07/12/2017) | Josh Robbins @IBTimes

Japanese museum unveils footage of Hiroshima before nuclear bomb – The black and white video, lasting for a little over three minutes, shows scenes from central Hiroshima, a bustling and lively city in April 1935 (07/23/2017) | @TheNationalUAE

Ever wonder what Hiroshima looked like before the U.S. nuclear bombing? This 1935 footage shows a bustling city. pic.twitter.com/bSAPO2JCKQ

— AJ+ (@ajplus) July 12, 2017

(in Spanish ↓)

#Historia Vídeo de #Hiroshima una década antes de la bomba nuclear pic.twitter.com/3wZyhWo2zH

— TVC (@canalTVC) July 24, 2017

Japanese atomic scientists have travelled to Hiroshima & confirm: Americans have used a nuclear weapon. Before & after yesterday's bombing: pic.twitter.com/7jpWXRy4jc

— WW2 Tweets from 1940 (@RealTimeWWII) August 7, 2017

"The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were war crimes. Full stop," says @matthewwalther: https://t.co/7PPYKb2tyB pic.twitter.com/CcIJn1ZVbw

— The Week (@TheWeek) August 9, 2017

Here in #Hiroshima & #Nagasaki public commemoration events & symposia discussing the #nuclear attacks are beginninghttps://t.co/hDuzehF2gv

— Bo Jacobs (@bojacobs) July 23, 2017

Pictures drawn by survivors of the atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki:https://t.co/2QTkOM2qP0 pic.twitter.com/bCcMrfYDbj

— Frank Matt (@fxmatt4) August 7, 2017

Hiroshima, Nagasaki & the First Atomic Bombs (05/09/2014) | Marc Lallanilla @LiveScience

Why 72 years after Hiroshima every baby born in 2017 contains nuclear radiation https://t.co/qsRVnUQOnv

— pionic (@pionic_org) May 25, 2017

Einstein Saves Hiroshima

Story of cities #24: how Hiroshima rose from the ashes of nuclear destruction – In August 1945, a 16-kilotonne atomic bomb killed 140,000 people and reduced a thriving city to rubble. Hiroshima has been reborn as a place of peace and prosperity, but will memories of those dark days die with the last survivors? (18/04/2016) | Justin McCurry @guardian

Amerikkka is the only country to drop a nuclear bomb on another country. Don't you forget that. https://t.co/LY6sS4hY84

— Black Alliance for Peace (@Blacks4Peace) August 8, 2017

#OTD 1945, US used an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. Telegrams sent to HST from WH Map Room confirming, along with Map Room logbook. pic.twitter.com/3kx5BINIrs

— Truman Library (@TrumanLibrary) August 6, 2017

Paper trail for the formal approval of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima — Sec. War Stimson approved the drop order. pic.twitter.com/x045ECuGRQ

— Alex Wellerstein (@wellerstein) June 2, 2017

122 countries adopt first-ever @UN treaty banning nuclear weapons, more than 70 years after Hiroshima https://t.co/Lhyixn20ey @iansample pic.twitter.com/2FEfg6Yj2Y

— OUP Internat'l Law (@OUPIntLaw) July 7, 2017

The problem with nuclear deterrence? It hinges on leaders being rational and sane. https://t.co/gfwfn0wc7U

— Joe O'Brien (@JoeABCNews) July 7, 2017

Why is Canada boycotting United Nations talks to ban the bomb? – Short answer: the U.S. and NATO believe nuclear war is not only winnable, but can be fought like conventional war (06/14/2017) | Judith Deutsch @nowtoronto

It's time for some actual game theory: Thomas Schelling's work on nuclear deterrence is crucial right now https://t.co/QGJsmEkzhm pic.twitter.com/3lhCuMZmt5

— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) July 16, 2017

My photo of @jeremycorbyn Aug 2015 just b4 he became leader, making inspiring anti-nuclear speech on Hiroshima anniv https://t.co/oS445YccLi

— Andy Worthington (@GuantanamoAndy) June 9, 2017

#Nuclearban hailed as 'the beginning of the end of nuclear weapons' by Hiroshima survivor https://t.co/22T9ZgcVuy

— Laura Boillot (@lauraboillot) July 10, 2017

The nuclear weapons ban treaty, extended nuclear deterrence, and non-proliferation | Rod Lyon | https://t.co/AqLfRRrxcJ via @aspi_org

— Rod Lyon (@rdyn51) July 27, 2017

Frank Miller Debunks Nuclear Deterrence Myths, Fake News (06/28/2017) | Peter Huessy @RCDefense

Nuclear deterrence is only effective if threats are deemed credible, bluster hurts our national security posture

— William J. Perry (@SecDef19) August 8, 2017

But nuclear deterrence is "vital" for our security, they said. We don't feel safer, do you? No right hands for nuclear weapons. Period. https://t.co/R4RwIsvhS1

— IPPNW (@IPPNW) June 27, 2017

More on NK Nukes: It took the Cuban Missile Crisis before the US Adapted to Soviet Nuclear Deterrence https://t.co/3pUrOXKOl9

— Robert Farley (@drfarls) July 24, 2017

As Hiroshima Day dawns, why are we still tempting nuclear fate? – It is a wonder we have survived all these decades, given US policies on nuclear armament since Hiroshima (06/08/2014) | Norm Chomsky @guardian

–@Radio4Extra now "Nuclear Reactions" German nuclear scientists bugged by refugees during Hiroshima -1 was my father https://t.co/MK2bdLyFOB

— Adam Ganz (@harbinger) July 12, 2017

What the last Nuremberg prosecutor alive wants the world to know (05/07/2017) | Lesley Stahl @CBSNews

Each of America's 50 nuclear bombs in Turkey, 68 miles from Syrian border are 10 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima. https://t.co/FZEXIqBuKL

— Kevin Baron (@DefenseBaron) May 24, 2017

“Unthinkable” – Candidate Trump said that, as President, opponents should never know whether or not he would use nuclear weapons adding uncertainty to Nuclear deterrence. (Podcast; 06/08/2017) | Keir A. Lieber, Daryl Press & Paul Bracken

Top nuclear weapon in the U.S. arsenal is the B83:

-80X more powerful than Hiroshima explosion

-Explosive power of 1.2million tons of TNT pic.twitter.com/F6AU1dYjQe

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) August 8, 2017

VlAD’S A BIGGUN Russian nuclear powered submarine test fires a ballistic missile capable of a blast 100 TIMES more powerful than Hiroshima – The?Bulava missile, which weighs over 36 tonnes, carries six nuclear warheads and can travel nearly 6,000 miles across the globe (w Video; 29/06/2017) | Mark Hodge @TheSun

North Korea slams Japan for helping U.S. despite Hiroshima nuclear attack https://t.co/RryaYNBN4R pic.twitter.com/ZqCRz3flTp

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) August 8, 2017

My 2010 presentation on India-China relations: under the New Himalayas (on nuclear deterrence & maritime power) https://t.co/Xj2Rm7smtr

— Nitin Pai (@acorn) July 21, 2017

The Sad March of the Japanese Left (05/01/2017) | M. W. Larson @LAReviewofBooks

The case for nuclear (or, how I learned to stop worrying about renewables and love uranium) https://t.co/qe53t4qDDp pic.twitter.com/1NLhqig6uz

— Crikey.com.au (@crikey_news) May 16, 2017

Prof Joe Capizzi explains why #ColdWar nuclear deterrence worked & how "multipolarity" changes the calculus: https://t.co/SOwvOTanc6 @USCCB

— Providence (@ProvMagazine) July 17, 2017

cf. Obama’s visit to Hiroshima Vol.3 Obama’s visit to Hiroshima Vol.2 Obama’s visit to Hiroshima Vol.1 Abe’s visit to Pearl Harbor