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Exhibit traces 70-year history of Japan A-bomb victims group Nihon Hidankyo
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· September 12, 2026
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Key points The group at the center of the exhibit is Japan's main organization for survivors of the atomic bomb. An organization that represents atomic bomb survivors has a history that spans 70 years.
An organization that represents atomic bomb survivors has a history that spans 70 years. This history is being showcased in an exhibit. The group at the center of the exhibit is Japan's main organization for survivors of the atomic bomb.
Further information about the exhibit and the organization can be found through other sources. The exhibit is currently underway.
Details about the exhibit's content and the organization's history are available from the source publication, which provides more information about the event and the group it is highlighting.
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