American grads head to Nagasaki to document A-bomb survivors

American grads head to Nagasaki to document A-bomb survivors

NEW YORK, United States - Recent college graduate Alex Sklyar speaks in an interview with Kyodo News on June 21, 2010. He plans to join his partner in Nagasaki, Japan, to begin work in July on their documentary that focuses on atomic-bomb survivors, their relatives and peace activists.

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