Children of Atomic Bomb Victims: Hiromi-chan

Children of Atomic Bomb Victims: Hiromi-chan==Date:unknown, Place:Hiroshima,Japan,Photo:Kikujiro Fukushima

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Kikujiro Fukushima

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