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Nuclear Tests in the Pacific: How "for the Benefit of Humanity" Huge Holes Were Torn Into Islands

Nuclear bomb tests on remote atolls have left traces – visible and invisible. The consequences are still felt by the islanders today.

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Nuclear Tests in the Pacific: How "for the Benefit of Humanity" Huge Holes Were Torn Into Islands

Nuclear bomb tests on remote atolls have left traces – visible and invisible. The consequences are still felt by the islanders today.

4 days ago·Zürich, Switzerland

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Neue Zürcher Zeitung broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland 4 days ago on Sunday, September 20, 2026.

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