Tragic fate of a Hiroshima Girl: The Legend of 1000 paper tours

Tragic fate of a Hiroshima Girl: The Legend of 1000 paper tours

Many years have passed since the Japanese girl Sadako Sasaki shocked the whole world with her story. He was born in 1943 year 7-th January, at the time of the outbreak of World War II in the city of Hiroshima, the city where he was born was attacked by an atomic bomb. At that time he was almost two years old.

• Many years have passed since the Japanese girl Sadako Sasaki shocked the whole world with her story. He was born in 1943 year 7-th January, at the time of the outbreak of World War II in the city of Hiroshima, the city where he was born was attacked by an atomic bomb. At that time he was almost two years old.

Sadaki's house was half a kilometer from the place where the bomb exploded, suffered because of luck. He lived healthy 9 years after the bomb exploded.

• Sadaki's house was half a kilometer from the place where the bomb exploded, suffered because of luck. He lived healthy 9 years after the bomb exploded.

In November 1954 year showed the first signs of syphilis, and in February 21, 1955 year he was hospitalized with a diagnosis of blood cancer.

• In November 1954 year showed the first signs of syphilis, and in February 21, 1955 year he was hospitalized with a diagnosis of blood cancer.

According to the Japanese legend, any wish of a man who made a thousand Pike out of paper will come true, which is very popular because of Sadako, Sadako began to make 1000 paper Pike, hearing about this afsona.

• According to the Japanese legend, any wish of a man who made a thousand Pike out of paper will come true, which is very popular because of Sadako, Sadako began to make 1000 paper Pike, hearing about this afsona.

But it did not grow up. Sadako died 25 October 1955 year. The girl begins to knit only 664 pieces of paper Pike. The rest is made by his friends in memory of him.

• But it did not grow up. Sadako died 25 October 1955 year. The girl begins to knit only 664 pieces of paper Pike. The rest is made by his friends in memory of him.

6 August is a day of mourning for all Japanese people, they make turrets and burn red lights in the sky.

• 6 August is a day of mourning for all Japanese people, they make turrets and burn red lights in the sky.