Nagasaki's 66th anniversary of atomic bombing

NAGASAKI, Japan - A woman offers a thousand paper cranes on Aug. 9, 2011, at Peace Park in the city of Nagasaki, southwestern Japan, where the ceremony to commemorate the 66th anniversary of U.S. atomic bombing was held the same day.

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