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Jørgen Watne Frydnes, chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, stated that the award was given because "the taboo against the use of nuclear weapons is under pressure." He added that the Nobel committee aims to honor all survivors who, despite their suffering and painful memories, have chosen to turn their experiences into hope and advocacy for peace.

Shiro Suzuki's comment followed the adoption of a distinct nuclear disarmament document by the Group of Seven industrial nations in May, which advocated the use of nuclear weapons for deterrence.

The atomic bomb’s immediate and horrific effects on bodies and identities crafted a whole new citizenship category: bomb ‘victims’

While Hiroshima-Nagasaki remain the preeminent instances of the nuclear bomb’s devastating effects, there are other nuked elsewhere

On 6th August 1945, a US bomber dropped the uranium fission bomb, codenamed Little Boy, on Hiroshima.

The August 9, 1945, bombing came three days after the United States made the world's first atomic attack on Hiroshima, killing 140,000.