American named to Nagasaki committee for peace message

Brendon Hanna, an American resident of Nagasaki, has been appointed to a committee tasked with drafting a peace declaration to be read on the 54th anniversary of the atomic bombing of the southwestern Japanese city in August. Hanna, 34, from South Carolina, is the first foreigner to become a member of the Nagasaki municipal government's drafting committee.

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