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  1. グローバル被爆者:核時代の隠された物語 [日本語吹替版]

    この短編動画では、拡大し続ける核時代の歴史、そして日本での出来事を超え、世界中の何百万もの人々に影響を与えた「隠された物語」を探ります。核実験、核兵器製造、そして事故の時代がいかにして広大なネットワーク、すなわち放射性降下物によって人生を永遠に変えられた人々——「グローバル・ヒバクシャ」——を生み出したのかを検証します。

    youtu.be/Jcq4uwXyjQk

    @bojacobs

    #Japanese
    #YouTube
    #日本語
    #hibakusha
    #Jacobs
    #NuclearTests
    #NuclearAccidents
    #fallout
    #グローバルヒバクシャ
    #核実験
    #放射性降下物
    #ダウンワインダー
    #オスケメン
    #歴史
    #ドキュメンタリー
    #GlobalHibakusha

  2. Using the tragic 1954 Castle Bravo test as a turning point, we analyze how radioactive fallout was tracked in secret while the victims were told the 'snow' falling on them was harmless. It is time to move past the cinematic myths of the mushroom cloud and confront the 'nuclear mundane': the quiet, ongoing reality of a world where the isotopes of the Cold War are still part of our environment and our biology.

    youtu.be/Pt6n-boPBNg

    #podcast
    #NuclearTests
    #fallout
    #hibakusha

  3. Today, we go on a deep dive into a globally dispersed, slow-motion nuclear war. By unpacking a massive archive of declassified memos and epidemiological research, we challenge the 'nuclear sublime'—the Hollywood myth of the mushroom cloud—and confront the 'nuclear mundane': the everyday physical reality of millions of people who became the Global Hibakusha.

    youtu.be/Pt6n-boPBNg

    #podcast
    #NuclearTests
    #fallout
    #hibakusha

  4. The Hidden Victims of Two Thousand Bombs: Unveiling the Global Hibakusha

    Between 1946 and 1989, a nuclear weapon was detonated somewhere on Earth every 8.6 days. While we are often taught that the Cold War was a 'peaceful' standoff that never went hot, the reality is far more chilling.

    youtu.be/Pt6n-boPBNg

    @randahl

    #podcast
    #NuclearTests
    #fallout
    #hibakusha

  5. Global hibakusha

    Who are the “global hibakusha”? As many of us know, hibakusha is the Japanese word used to refer to those who survived the two nuclear attacks conducted by the United States against the people living in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. Those attacks killed between 100,000 and 200,000 human beings instantly, and wounded as many.

    apjjf.org/2022/7/Jacobs

    #Japan
    #hibakusha
    #NuclearWeapons
    #NuclearTests
    #radioactivity
    #fallout