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"I Must Speak Out," Says Ms. Kawasoe of Nagasaki, Who Was Exposed to the Atomic Bomb at the Age of One, Even without Memories (Kyodo News)
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[New York, Kyodo] Tadako Kawazoe (82), from Nagasaki City, who is in the United States for the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Review Conference, was one and a half years old when the atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. She has no memory of the time, but has relied on her mother's and aunt's stories to pass on the accounts of the bombing. "The dangerous situation surrounding nuclear weapons continues..."
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