佛蒙特大学论文代写：在战争或灾难区的文化遗址
佛蒙特大学论文代写：在战争或灾难区的文化遗址
1945年8月6日,二战结束,早上8时,一个巨大的灾难发生在日本的广岛。在几分钟内整个平民,包括妇女和儿童士兵,擦干净。核弹的实例是由B52轰炸机投在广岛的美利坚合众国。广岛城只是一个小日本军队基地用于运输武器和弹药。美国的动机是摧毁日本的军事设施。他们在尝试很成功但最终杀死了许多无辜平民。人们仍然遭受核打击的影响后当第二个新闻关于另一个核弹了。这次是长崎3天后。这些城市都立即消失,在这个过程中杀死了许多无辜平民。几十年来没有生命恢复后,仍然可以看到这些炸弹的影响(麦格雷戈,1977)。
花了一年多,接近500亿日圆重建和重建广岛和长崎爆炸后的城市。广岛和长崎现在人口稠密的有近160万人居住在那里。
佛蒙特大学论文代写：在战争或灾难区的文化遗址
On 6th August 1945, towards to end of World War II, at 8:15 am, a huge disaster struck the city of Hiroshima in Japan. In a matter of minutes the entire civilian population, including soldiers, women and children were wiped clean. The instance was of a nuclear bomb being dropped on Hiroshima by a B52 bomber of the United States of America. The city of Hiroshima was just a small base for the Japanese army used for transportation of Arms and Ammunition. The motive of America was to destroy the military installations of Japan. They very much succeeded in their attempt but ended up killing many innocent civilians in the process. People were still reeling from the after effects of this nuclear strike when the second news regarding another nuclear bomb shook them. This time it was the city of Nagasaki 3 days later. Both these cities were wiped out instantly, killing many innocent people in the process. For decades no life was restored and still after effects of those bombs can be seen (McGregor, 1977).
It took more than a year and close to 50 Billion yen to rebuild and reconstruct the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki after the bombings. Hiroshima and Nagasaki are now densely populated with close to 1.6 Million people living there.
