Hiroshima Day, 6th August, BOLTON
Chaple st | 03.08.2005 11:11
The dropping of atom bombs on these two cities was the greatest act of terrorism of the 20th century.
The vigil will last from 12 till 12:30pm at the war memorial in victoria square on saturday 6th August.
It will be followed by the showing of three related films at the friends meeting house, silverwell st.
Join us in peace
The vigil will last from 12 till 12:30pm at the war memorial in victoria square on saturday 6th August.
It will be followed by the showing of three related films at the friends meeting house, silverwell st.
Join us in peace
Chaple st
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Terrorism
03.08.2005 19:28
Andy
update
04.08.2005 13:25
suppression of all film shot in Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Nagasaki reports censored
Hiroshima: Was It Necessary? The Atomic Bombing of Japan
Hiroshima was to start the Cold War rather than end WW2
Nagasaki
Portland woman recalls horror of atomic blast in Nagasaki
Japanese attack museum over A-bomb
rz
Lenin was not a dicator
04.08.2005 19:52
Lenin as a dictator is a ridiculous proposal, not even the most ardent anti-communists could ever claim that Lenin had despotic tendencies. I think you are falling for some severe propaganda ! Stalin no doubt was despotic, but all the decisions while Lenin was about were collectively made by the Politburo. I think you need to consider the definition of Dictator and compare it to the traits of Lenin. You will find it hard to be conclusive.
Vladimir Lenin
Lenin was evil
04.08.2005 20:38
Andy
Lenin still is not a dictator
04.08.2005 22:03
Killing many does not make a goverment a dicatorship.
“We can all hope he is soon buried or cremated and removed from the face of the earth. Good riddance to a mass murderer”
Do you want the world to forget Vladimir Lenin? Let us learn from our mistakes. If Lenin is forgotten the same atrocities could be repeated; is this what you want?
Kasper