The Bombing of Hiroshima

This powerful archival footage plunges into the devastating U.S. atomic bombing of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, a singular event that obliterated a city and reshaped history. Dropped from the Enola Gay, the bomb nicknamed "Little Boy" unleashed a blinding flash and fiery holocaust, claiming tens of thousands of lives instantly and leaving survivors to grapple with radiation’s deadly legacy. From the eerie calm before the blast to the haunting wreckage left behind, this film lays bare the staggering toll of nuclear warfare—a somber testament for history enthusiasts and those confronting the human cost of the atomic age.