New Yorkers commemorate Hiroshima victims

New Yorkers commemorate Hiroshima victims

NEW YORK, United States - Around 80 New Yorkers take part in a gathering at a park near the United Nations headquarters in New York on Aug. 5, 2011, to mark the exact moment the world's first atomic attack took place over the Japanese city of Hiroshima 66 years ago by ringing bells for peace.

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