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Japanese bomb survivor, who moved to Brazil, wins movie

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The 100-year-old Japanese Takashi Morita, survivor of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, will have his story told through a film. The watchmaker moved to Brazil in 1956, lives in a clinic for the elderly in Vila Mariana, in the southern part of São Paulo, and has already narrated an autobiographical book: “The Last Message from Hiroshima: What I Saw and How I Survived the Atomic Bomb” .>>> After months, Oppenheimer opens in …

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Japanese bomb survivor, who moved to Brazil, wins movie

The 100-year-old Japanese Takashi Morita, survivor of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, will have his story told through a film. The watchmaker moved to Brazil in 1956, lives in a clinic for the elderly in Vila Mariana, in the southern part of São Paulo, and has already narrated an autobiographical book: “The Last Message from Hiroshima: What I Saw and How I Survived the Atomic Bomb” .>>> After months, Oppenheimer opens in …

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