@wellerstein The US photos (like the first one) are mostly from October 1945 onward. The drawings are by survivors: https://archive.org/details/UnforgettableFireDrawingsByAtomicBombSurvivors1967 …
The post-atomic attack photos usually lack bodies. This is because the Japanese buried/burned the corpses soon after.pic.twitter.com/wHugZ11bx2
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@wellerstein dark question. After a nuclear attack which is better burying or burning? -
@Look4n0wl In the late 1950s, the US gov't recommended burying with trench digger assistance: http://blog.nuclearsecrecy.com/2012/02/29/weekly-document-16-mortuary-services-in-civil-defense-1956/ …
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