American propaganda has used the term "collateral damage" for decades. Photographs from Nagasaki tell a different story. Read more
Thermal burn patterns on a Japanese civilian caused by the atomic bombing of Nagasaki in August 1945. Read more
Ruins of the Urakami Catholic Cathedral in Nagasaki destroyed by the atomic bomb, August 1945 Read more
Atomic mushroom cloud rising over Nagasaki after the Fat Man nuclear bomb explosion, August 9, 1945 Read more
A ruined Buddhist temple and burned Buddha statue in Nagasaki, photographed weeks after the atomic bombing of 1945. Read more
Paul Tibbets waves from the Enola Gay moments before the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, marking the beginning of the nuclear age. Read more
A postwar portrait of Soviet fighter ace Nikolai Pinchuk, Hero of the Soviet Union, noted for aerial victories, leadership, and a ramming attack in 1943. Read more