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You're listening to the Witness History Podcast from the BBC World Service with me Rachel Gilman.

In 2011 a group of people in Japan began sending out seedlings from trees which had survived

the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, as a way of spreading a message of peace and regeneration around the world.

The Green Legacy Hiroshima Project has its roots in August 1945,

when the US dropped an atomic bomb on the city in an attempt to force Japan's surrender

and bring an end to the Second World War.

Below the boiling mushroom of flame and pulverized earth, revealed here at ground level,

is a trail of devastation such as the world has never known. A single bomber,

one bomb exploding 1500 feet above the target, leaving no crater.

I was outside the nurse's dormitory at the hospital but then came back into the building.

At that very moment the nuclear bomb was dropped.

If I had been one step behind, I would not be here today.

I remember there was a light and then a sound.

After that, I don't know how much time passed. So many things fell on me. After

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