Herbert Sussan's film crew took the only color film footage of the aftermath of the atomic bombings. The U.S. government suppressed the footage for decades, but it continued to haunt Herbert Sussan until his death in 1985. The author, his daughter, followed his footsteps to Japan and listened to the survivors whom he had filmed. Together, these accounts weave a picture of the human cost of nuclear war.
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