Hiroshima :: essays research papers

The first most powerful bomb, which is called the atom bomb, was dropped on terrible 6 , 1945. In a city located in Japan, called Hiroshima. With these facts and the information ive read from this one book called "Hiroshima" I have a very fast(a) opinion which I will speak of now. I think that the atomic bomb which was dropped on Hiroshima was a petty, childish way of trying to win a war. It was inhuman, so horrible that anyone whom lived through it, would most likely be traumatized for the rest of their living lives. I dont think what the Americans did was very right at all. If they wanted a war, not that war is a way to solve anything, then they should have fought the old fashioned way. Rather than ruining so many peoples lives. Atomic bombs be not something that should even be in existence, but they are. Theres really nothing we can do about them, because of the more powerful people in this world. They obtain this extraordinary weapons to be their only defense. But I think its pathetic. They go off an kill so many people, and wounded the rest. They brought many cities to destruction and salute them millions of dollars to rebuild. You just cant toy with peoples lives like that. I think it should be illegal. If they wanted to harm certain people, then fight it out with them. Dont kill innocent peoples lives. If they knew the huge danger and effects of this new bomb, then they shouldnt have done it. Perhaps they could have found a different way to finish this all.Critical Appraisal- "Z for Zachariah" and "Hiroshima"In my personal opinion "Z for Zachariah" could have been a bit more accurate in which ways they made the radiation affect people. First off, in "Hiroshima", which was a true story, not all the people died from the radiation, yes they got very ill from it. Such as fevers, vomiting, hair loss, white blood count going up and down, etc. But most of them died from all the wounds from the bomb. And the radiati on didnt kill and poison all the things within the bomb as it did in "Z". "Hiroshima" had alot more congress about how the radiation effect the people physically than "Z" did. They were pretty close to getting the same idea of what happens when people get radiation, but they missed quite a few points.