Teenagers' paintings keep memories of Hiroshima survivors alive
By Edurne Morillo Hiroshima, Japan, May 17 (EFE).- Nearly eight decades after Hiroshima, the number of survivors of the atomic bombing continues to dwindle. But a group of teenagers is keeping their memory alive through their paintings, which are inspired from conversations with the survivors. With the average age of survivors at 82, Hiroshima, the …
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