Return To Hiroshima

Year 1990Episode 150 minApr. 11, 1990
Return To Hiroshima

The last time they gazed on Japan they were watching the most horrific single event in the history of war - the nuclear destruction of Hiroshima.
Forty-five years later the American airmen who dropped the bomb return to see the city they annihilated. This remarkable film tells their story as they retrace wartime steps across the Pacific and come face to face with survivors of their nuclear attack.

Return To Hiroshima has aired on Apr. 11, 1990 at 21:35
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