WWII, the last world war, was bloodiest and most deadly war in history. Many good and bad things happened during. The Holocausts, Hitler’s death, Germany got destroyed, and, bombs. More specifically Nuclear bombs. These massive bombs could kill thousand but just handled by one. Nuclear bombs, created, used, regretted, and most likely, wanted to be forgotten. The bombs were originally born in Germany 1983. That makes them 80 years old. Hitler most likely wanted to make a very strong weapon so that it would be a lot easier and have less trouble raiding and conquering different countries. The reason that nuclear bombs explode and release tons of radiation is because of a thing called nuclear fission. America soon learned about Germany’s success and started experimenting with nuclear bombs themselves, this was called the “Manhattan Project”. A lot of people worked hard to make these, but not really for the right cause. …show more content…
Hiroshima, Nagasaki and once in the cold war, but that’s not what this is about. “Little Boy” was the first atomic bomb to be dropped on an enemy. It was deployed above Hiroshima, Japan as revenge from a surprise attack. This killed over 80,000 people on impact. America thought that Japan would’ve surrendered immediately, but that thought was erroneous. Three days after Little Boy, the U.S. nuked Nagasaki with “Fat Man”. This killed 40,000 people instantly. Nagasaki wasn’t their primary target though. They originally tried to go for Kokura, but they had some complications so went to their secondary target. The use of these bombs, instead of killing more of their enemies, killed more innocent, people who had done nothing and had no reason to