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The World's First Nuclear Test: American Residents' Struggle; "Nuclear Empire" Colonialism Still Takes Root

Summary by Mainichi Shimbun
One woman played a central role in the movement to win compensation for residents and their families downwind of the world's first nuclear test, "Trinity," conducted in New Mexico on July 16, 1945. Tina Cordova (65) also grew up in Tularosa, a small community about 80 kilometers southeast of the hypocenter.

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The World's First Nuclear Test: American Residents' Struggle; "Nuclear Empire" Colonialism Still Takes Root

One woman played a central role in the movement to win compensation for residents and their families downwind of the world's first nuclear test, "Trinity," conducted in New Mexico on July 16, 1945. Tina Cordova (65) also grew up in Tularosa, a small community about 80 kilometers southeast of the hypocenter.

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Mainichi Shimbun broke the news in Chiyoda, Japan on Thursday, August 7, 2025.
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