atomic bombing of Nagasaki

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The atomic bombing of Nagasaki was the second nuclear attack carried out by the United States against Japan in August 1945, leading to massive civilian casualties and contributing to Japan’s surrender in World War II.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States military operation
event in World War II
mass killing
nuclear attack
war crime allegation subject
contributedTo end of World War II in Asia
surrender of Japan
follows atomic bombing of Hiroshima
hasAltitudeOfDetonation air burst above the city
hasBelligerent United States of America
surface form: "United States"
hasCasualties tens of thousands of deaths
hasCity Nagasaki
hasCivilianCasualties predominantly civilians
hasCodeName Fat Man
hasCommandStructure United States government
United States Armed Forces
surface form: "United States military"
hasCountry Japan
hasDate 1945-08-09
hasDecisionMaker President Harry S. Truman
surface form: "Harry S. Truman"
hasImmediateDeathsEstimate approximately 40000 to 75000 people
hasLongTermEffects environmental contamination
genetic damage
increased cancer rates
radiation sickness
hasMemorial Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum
Nagasaki Peace Park
hasMonth August 1945
hasOperator United States Army Air Forces
hasPrecededBy Potsdam Declaration
hasPrimaryTargetArea Urakami district of Nagasaki
hasRelatedEvent Soviet–Japanese War (1945)
surface form: "Soviet invasion of Manchuria"

atomic bombing of Hiroshima
hasSubjectOf ethical debate on nuclear weapons
historical debate on necessity of atomic bombings
war crime debate
hasSurvivorTerm hibakusha
hasTargetCity Nagasaki
hasTargetCountry Japan
hasTheater Pacific War
surface form: "Pacific theater of World War II"
hasTimeOfDay late morning local time
hasTotalDeathsEstimate approximately 60000 to 80000 people by end of 1945
hasWeaponType atomic bomb
nuclear weapon
hasYear 1945
partOf Allied strategic bombing of Japan
surface form: "Allied bombing of Japan"

Pacific War
World War II
usedAircraft B-29 Superfortress
Bockscar

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Nagasaki Peace Park associatedEvent atomic bombing of Nagasaki
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Nagasaki Peace Memorial Day commemorates atomic bombing of Nagasaki
Los Alamos Laboratory developed atomic bombing of Nagasaki
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Urakami district of Nagasaki event atomic bombing of Nagasaki
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The Gadget followedBy atomic bombing of Nagasaki
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atomic bombing of Hiroshima followedBy atomic bombing of Nagasaki
Nagasaki historicalEvent atomic bombing of Nagasaki
Pacific War keyEvent atomic bombing of Nagasaki
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Showa era majorEvent atomic bombing of Nagasaki
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Allied strategic bombing of Japan notableEvent atomic bombing of Nagasaki
Twentieth Air Force operation atomic bombing of Nagasaki
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Potsdam Declaration precedes atomic bombing of Nagasaki
Manhattan Project producedWeapon atomic bombing of Nagasaki
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Trinity relatedEvent atomic bombing of Nagasaki
this entity surface form: "bombing of Nagasaki"
Los Alamos Laboratory relatedTo atomic bombing of Nagasaki
this entity surface form: "Nagasaki bombing"
Bockscar tookPartIn atomic bombing of Nagasaki
Manhattan Project usedInEvent atomic bombing of Nagasaki

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