atomic bombing of Hiroshima

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The atomic bombing of Hiroshima was the first use of a nuclear weapon in war, when the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, causing massive destruction and loss of life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf event in World War II
mass killing
nuclear attack
war crime allegation subject
aircraft Enola Gay
aircraftType Enola Gay
surface form: B-29 Superfortress
authorizedBy President Harry S. Truman
surface form: Harry S. Truman
belligerent Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan

United States of America
surface form: United States
commander Paul W. Tibbets Jr.
conflict Pacific War
World War II
controversial true
country Japan
date 1945-08-06
fatalitiesEstimate 70000–80000 immediate deaths
approximately 140000 deaths by end of 1945
firstUseOf nuclear weapon in war
followedBy atomic bombing of Nagasaki
hasParticipant Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan

United States of America
surface form: United States
impact beginning of the nuclear age
long-term radiation health effects on survivors
prompted global anti-nuclear movements
injuriesEstimate 70000 or more injured
legalStatusDebate subject of international law and ethics debates
location Hiroshima
memorializedBy Genbaku Dome
Genbaku Dome
surface form: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
operator United States Army Air Forces
partOf Pacific War
World War II
partOfCampaign Allied strategic bombing of Japan
perpetrator United States Army Air Forces
placeOfDetonation Hiroshima
surface form: Hiroshima, Honshu, Japan
radiusOfSevereDestruction about 1.6 kilometers
result accelerated Japanese surrender in World War II
large-scale civilian casualties
massive destruction of Hiroshima
subjectOf Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum exhibits
survivorTerm hibakusha
target Hiroshima
surface form: Hiroshima city center

military-industrial facilities in Hiroshima
time 08:15 JST
timeZone Japan Standard Time
usedWeapon atomic bombing of Hiroshima self-linksurface differs
surface form: Little Boy

gun-type fission bomb
usedWeaponType uranium-235 nuclear bomb
year 1945

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Los Alamos Laboratory relatedTo atomic bombing of Hiroshima
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atomic bombing of Nagasaki hasRelatedEvent atomic bombing of Hiroshima
Potsdam Declaration precedes atomic bombing of Hiroshima
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subject surface form: Shōwa era
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copilot Robert A. Lewis participantIn atomic bombing of Hiroshima
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Van Kirk notableFor atomic bombing of Hiroshima
subject surface form: Enola Gay