Sadako's brother in N.Y. to spread paper cranes' message

Sadako's brother in N.Y. to spread paper cranes' message

NEW YORK, United States - Masahiro Sasaki (R), the older brother of Sadako, who died a decade after the atomic bomb was dropped over Hiroshima during World War II, and Lee Ielpi of the Tribute WTC Visitor Center, show a paper crane folded by Sadako.

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