Hiroshima '99 - Prayers and Appeals for Peace |
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August, 1999 August 6th and 9th of 1945 were very symbolic days in the history of the 20th century, which is often talked about as the century of conflicts among countries. However, the world has not yet been able to learn its lesson from these two events, and change the trend towards peace completely. We would like many people to know about Hiroshima's experience in order to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons, to reduce the number of nuclear warheads and to continue international dialogue to resist wars and massacres. You will find the articles of The Chugoku Shimbun being introduced on our web site for such reasons.
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August 6, 1999 Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima City (1999) |
PEACE DECLARATION '99 |
Editorial Chick seagull takes off (Aug 6th, 1999) Creating century free of nuclear weapons on 54th anniversary of A-bombing (Aug 7th,1999) |
Tokyo Forum for Nuclear Nonproliferation and Disarmament - Forum urges U.S., Russia to cut nukes to 1,000 - July 25 The 4th U.N. Conference on Disarmament Issues in Kyoto - 11th U.N. disarmament confab closes in Kyoto - July 30 - U.N. disarmament confab opens in Kyoto - July 27 Hiroshima mayor, ambassadors send out peace messages- Aug 6 Lower house offers silent prayer for A-bomb victims- Aug 6 Antinuke groups wrap up conferences in Hiroshima- Aug 6 Obuchi becomes 1st premier to honor Korean A-bomb victims- Aug 6 Hiroshima commemorates 54th anniversary of A-bombing- Aug 6 Kazak radiation victim's paintings donated to museum - Aug 5 Record 1,230 A-bomb victims hospitalized in FY 1998 - Aug 4 Forum discusses better support for nuclear-bomb victims - Aug 4 School victims of Nagasaki A-bombing remembered - Aug 4 Antinuke group protests U.S. sales of A-bomb souvenirs - Aug 4 Obuchi to skip A-bomb memorial ceremony in Nagasaki - Aug 4 Memorial service held for school victims of A-bombing - Aug 4 Truman's handwritten consent on A-bomb statement found - Aug 3 Confab seeks int'l solidarity for nuclear abolition - Aug 3 Origami-inspired U.S. musician sings for peace - Aug 3 Scientists hold antinuke confab in Shizuoka - Aug 2 Hiroshima group to help nuclear victims in Kazakstan - Aug 2 India, Pakistan indicate ways to avoid nuclear war - Aug 2 Hiroshima kicks off music festival to promote peace - Aug 1 Ambassadors send peace messages to Hiroshima - Aug 1 A-bomb dropped as it could not be taken back - Aug 1 13th 'Peace Week in Nagasaki' starts - Aug 1 Ohira approved entry of nuclear-armed vessels in 1963 - July 31 Komura urges India to sign CTBT by Oct - July 28 Victims messages prevented 3rd nuke attack -July 28 |
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