Midway (CVA 41) - Naval Cruise Book

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But as a lasting memorial to the past and a plea for the future, Nagasaki has erected the statue of a giant man which beckons for peace. It is a symbol of stone which speaks for the city of heart in asking the world to use a little uncommon sense. of a silent plea for peace. j ' H 1 DHI l| ss Hk r 7 y in I ' A 1«»««S!b3 |

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From the day Madam But- terfly was written here, Naga- saki has claimed the title of Japan ' s most cosmopolitan town. Few people who visit the site of the world ' s second and last atomic explosion will dispute the claim. Nagasaki, unlike Hiroshima to the North, has completely healed from the wounds of the A-bomb, both physically and emotion- ally. This city has nothing but goodwill for the world, and vice-versa. A short trip to Nagasaki, the home

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