Koko Tanimoto Kondo's Story - Part II of II
- 13 years ago
Survivor Koko Tanimoto Kondo relives the events of August 6, 1941, when an atomic bomb detonated over her home city of Hiroshima, Japan.
Koko's parents became the subject of John Hershey's Pulitzer Prize winning novel, "Hiroshima." Hershey's book was recently identified by scholars as the single most important work of journalism of the entire 20th century.
Koko's parents became the subject of John Hershey's Pulitzer Prize winning novel, "Hiroshima." Hershey's book was recently identified by scholars as the single most important work of journalism of the entire 20th century.