Charred tricycle

Charred tricycle

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Visitors view a tricycle, which was burned by heat rays from the atomic bomb and was buried with a child who died from the bombing, in the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum on July 18. The tricycle was dug up 40 years later.

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