Today in History: August 9, U.S. bombs Nagasaki

On August 9, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Nagasaki during World War II. This was the second atomic bombing of Japan in days. The event remains historically significant and continues to be discussed today.

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Ran by 5 outlets across the spectrum· The Boston Globe, Philadelphia Inquirer
The Boston GlobeLean Left· 51d ago

Today in History: August 9, U.S. bombs Nagasaki

Philadelphia InquirerLean Left· 51d ago

Today in History: August 9, U.S. bombs Nagasaki

The Boston GlobeLean Left· 54d ago

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WTOP Washington DCCenter· 51d ago

Today in History: August 9, U.S. bombs Nagasaki

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Today in History: August 9, U.S. bombs Nagasaki

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Jonesboro SunLean Right· 51d ago· ran in 5 outlets

Today in History: August 9, U.S. bombs Nagasaki

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