Physical Damages Caused by the Nagasaki Atomic Bombing
The foremost characteristic of the physical damages caused by the Nagasaki atomic bombing was the tremendous, instantaneous destruction wreaked by the blast wind and the subsequent fires. These fires broke out simultaneously with the destruction of buildings over a wide area. The complete destruction and burning of wooden buildings extended beyond a distance of two kilometers from the Nagasaki hypocenter.
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