The horror of Hiroshima & Nagasaki Atom bombing film footage that would change the world feel about nuclear warfare-- 60 years anniversary

Despite US had prohibited on many publication and film footages on the atom bomb aftermath on the two cities, it was apparently that one footage film was kept hidden it the ceiling by the japanese fliming crews hoping that one day, it will show the world the horror of nuclear warfare.

Lt. Daniel McGovern who had taken charge in various footage filming and documentation at two cities felt that bombing footages to be publicised and educate the masses on the horror of nuclear aftermath. So he had those crew organised the kept himself within distance to those 15,000 feet of 19 film footages and hoping one day he will be able to tell the story. And in tandem with Heb Sussan, he lobbied with politicians, TV network to show the footages to the public were meted with failures, in facts the film footages, themselves were too much horror as Dan McGovern claimed. The politicians felt that they will not hesitate to use A bomb at any possible crisis to end a crisis, which eventually leads to the the Cuban Crisis and the Vietnam war that nuclear weapon was almost a consideration. Imagine the public outrage and support by publicising the footage? There it goes under the rug...for at least 25 years

Until recently, Chicago Daily News war correspondent George Weller wrote the article and finally published to the world.

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How the government prevent those footages from being going public

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