Mission Photograph Album - Japan #06 Page 0096
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Dublin CoreTitleMission Photograph Album - Japan #06 Page 0096
Date1930s-1940s
CreatorBoard of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church
SubjectMissions
Japan
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PublisherThe General Commission on Archives and History of the United Methodist Church
ScriptusTranscriptionC11890 Forlorn and tragic are the figures which go about Hiroshima today, picking through the rubble. C11891 Atom bombed Hiroshima. C11892 The empty shell of the Methodist Church in downtown, Hiroshima. C11893 The Hiroshima Methodist Church was from 200 to 300 yards from the zero-point where the atomic bomb on Aug. 5, 1945. C11894 One of the missionary residences at Kwansei Gakuin, Methodist Girls School in Nagasaki. Burst at the seams by the atom-bombing on Aug. 5, 1945, these buildings will be repaired. C11895 Younger students of Kwassui Gakuin get their orders for the morning and are about to go out to help set their campus in order, Nagasaki. StatusCompleted
Percent Completed100
Percent Needs Review0
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