A bright green flash
http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,1543751,00.html
No one should again suffer as we did 60 years ago in Hiroshima
Keiko Lane
Saturday August 6, 2005
The Guardian
On the morning of August 6 1945 I was sitting in my garden beside an
ornamental pond and singing as I cleaned my brother's shoes. I was
seven. My mother was in the kitchen and my 14-year-old brother had
already left for work.
Suddenly there was a bright green flash on the other side of the house,
and with a mighty roar the house collapsed, leaving me buried deep
under smashed wood and panelling. My mother was thrown the length of
the house and also buried. Luckily she freed herself and searched
desperately for me.
Hiroshima / Nagasaki
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