Peace Newspaper produced by Japanese teenagers: Peace Seeds:back issues

Issue66
APEC Jinior Conference in Hiroshima / Sharing the thoughts of the participants
Issue65
APEC Jinior Conference kicks off
Issue64
Companies make international cotributions
Issue63
An Ideal Olympic Games
Issue62
Working at the United Nations
Issue61
President Obama visits Japan
Issue60
Read the Hiroshima-Nagasaki Declaration
Issue59
No More Bullying (Part 2)
Issue58
No More Bullying (Part 1) / Messages from 8,000 visitors at "Peace Seeds exhibition"
Issue57
Junior reporters in the world
Issue56
Combating child abuse
Issue55
"What color is peace?" Survey on August 6th / The "Peace Seeds" exhibition!
Issue54
How should the anniversary of August 6 be shared with foreign visitors?
Issue53
Radiation
Issue52
Children’s rights
Issue51
Barrier-free society
Issue50
50th Anniversary Issue:The Power of Children
Issue49
Saving child soldiers
Issue48
State of Peace
Issue47
President Obama Invitation Project<Part 3>
Issue46
People Power: The Convention on Cluster Munitions
Issue45
Children in Africa <Part 2>
Issue44
Children in Africa <Part 1>
Issue43
President Obama Invitation Project <Part 2>
Issue42
Peace Games
Issue41
World Children's Summit
Issue40
Inviting President Obama to Hiroshima -Launch of the "Invitation Project"
Issue39
Peace museums of the world
Issue38
Clean Energy
Issue37
The problems of food
Issue36
G8 Speakers' Meeting
Issue35
August 6th, at Peace Memorial Park / Hiroshima Quiz answers and commentary
Issue34
Websites that convey the message of Hiroshima
Issue33
Quiz on Hiroshima and the Atomic Bomb
Issue32
Japanese peace postage stamps from the Pika Collection
Issue31
World peace postage stamps from the Pika Collection
Issue30
G8 Speakers' Meeting in Hiroshima
Issue29
The aftermath of the Iraq War
Issue28
The 7th G8 Speakers' Meeting in Hiroshima
Issue27
Peace Songs
Issue26
Small amounts as contributions to peace
Issue25
Learning Peace
Issue24
The power of picture books
Issue23
Pondering the plight of refugees
Issue22
Drying out of the earth
Issue21
International understanding through art
Issue20
Our precious atmosphere
Issue19
Water resources are limited and must be protected
Issue18
Peace building
Issue17
Discovering fair trade
Issue16
The power of animation to promote peace in the world
Issue15
At the Peace Memorial Ceremonies in Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Issue14
Building a new peace museum
Issue13
Media coverage of the atomic bombs and peace issues
Issue12
August 6th, a memorial day for the world
Issue11
Contemplating the present and the future
Issue10
The virtual museum
Issue 9
A mission of death
Issue 8
The grassroots power of NPOs and NGOs
Issue 7
Mayors for Peace, a growing alliance
Issue 6
Tragic explosions persist ~Abolish all landmines~
Issue 5
Professional athletes as ambassadors of "Peace Seeds"
Issue 4
Through the eyes of other countries ~Hiroshima inspires peace~
Issue 3
A constitution for all -Junior writers draft a constitution
Issue 2
A "Peace Court" to prevent wars
Issue 1
"Our Wish," an anthem for Peace Seeds

Issue64
What is "atomic bomb disease"?
Issue63
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Issue62
Is the "Flame of Peace" fire from the atomic bombing?
Issue61
Is it true that trains were still running right after the atomic bombing?
Issue60
Is it true that, even on August 6, the Hiroshima's water supply was still flowing?
Issue59
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Issue58
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Issue57
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Issue56
What is the area of Peace Memorial Park?
Issue55
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Issue54
Why are there so many monuments to schools around the hypocenter area?
Issue53
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Issue52
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Issue51
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Issue50
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Issue49
Did the United States plan to drop a third atomic bomb?
Issue48
Why was the atomic bomb detonated at a height of 600 meters?
Issue47
Is it true that human beings vanished in the bomb’s heat?
Issue46
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Issue45
How was the atomic bombing of Hiroshima reported?
Issue44
How many photographs were taken on the day of the atomic bombing in Hiroshima?
Issue43
What impact did the atomic bomb have on trees?
Issue42
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Issue41
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Issue40
Is it wrong, grammatically, to say "No More Hiroshima"?
Issue39
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Issue38
Where was the atomic bomb dropped?
Issue37
Did Hiroshima receive aid from America in the aftermath of the bombing?
Issue36
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Issue35
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Issue34
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Issue33
Were any international students killed by the atomic bomb in Hiroshima?
Issue32
Are A-bombed streetcars still in service?
Issue31
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Issue30
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Issue29
What sort of damage was inflicted on Chugoku Shimbun by the atomic bomb?
Issue28
Why did "black rain" fall on a clear day in Hiroshima?
Issue27
Did anything in Peace Memorial Park survive the atomic bombing?
Issue26
Why did the United States produce two different types of atomic bombs?
Issue25
Was there another design for the Cenotaph ?
Issue24
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Issue23
What color was the mushroom cloud?
Issue22
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Issue21
Why was giving water to victims of the atomic bombing discouraged?
Issue20
Why are A-bomb survivors still applying for the Atomic Bomb Survivor Certificate?
Issue19
Is it true that parachutes were attached to the atomic bomb?
Issue18
How many atomic bomb survivors are still living today?
Issue17
Why is the experience of Hiroshima and Nagasaki so unique?
Issue16
Is it true that dropping the atomic bomb actually saved a million lives?
Issue15
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Issue14
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Issue13
Who created the inscription on the Cenotaph?
Issue12
Are letters protesting nuclear tests effective?
Issue11
Are the remains of some atomic bomb victims still in the rivers of Hiroshima?
Issue10
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Issue 9
Don't A-bomb survivors hate the United States?
Issue 8
A visitor from abroad asks, "Is there still radiation from the bomb?"
Issue 7
What impact can a sit-in have?
Issue 6
Why are A-bomb survivors overseas and A-bomb survivors in Japan treated differently in terms of support?
Issue 5
What is the origin of the name "A-bomb Dome?"
Issue 4
Why are the number of victims unknown? < Part 2 >
Issue 3
Why are the number of victims unknown?
Issue 2
Was Japan trying to develop an atomic bomb?
Issue 1
Was the atomic bomb really dropped at 8:15am?

Issue66
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Issue65
Arthur Binard ..coming soon..
Issue64
Mio Nozoe, Part 2
Issue63
Mio Nozoe, Part 1
Issue62
Akira Kawasaki, Part 3
Issue61
Akira Kawasaki, Part 2
Issue60
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Issue59
Akira Kawasaki, Part 1
Issue58
Chie Fuji,Part 3
Issue57
Chie Fuji,Part 2
Issue56
Chie Fuji,Part 1

Issue54
“Armed forces and peace” Are armed forces needed for peace?
Issue53
“Armed forces,” the last topic -Are armed forces necessary to maintain peace?
Issue52
More on “border control”
Issue51
Considering “border control”
Issue50
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Issue49
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Issue48
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Issue47
Identifying the aid most needed.
Issue46
How can we identify what aid is truly needed?
Issue45
Examining the challenge of elections in post-conflict countries
Issue44
Choosing leaders supported by the people through a fair election is a large challenge
Issue43
Pondering the problem of "reconciliation"
Issue42
Pondering "reconciliation" from the position of the victims
Issue41
How can soldiers be persuaded to give up their arms?
Issue40
Controlling arms in areas of conflict
Issue39
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Issue38
Devising a system to maintain security
Issue37
Conflict and persistent violence / Limited security for the private citizen.
Issue36
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Issue35
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Issue34
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Issue33
Pondering the issue of nuclear weapons
Issue32
Pondering war and conflict with a focus on nuclear weapons
Issue31
Pondering "what we need to live" and "the lives of refugees"
Issue30
Civil War Brings Conflict Close to Home
Issue29
Dispute over an orange
Issue28
Conflict and Peace -- Looking for Answers

Issue27
People in Iran still suffer from poison gas
Issue26
Victims of Chernobyl
Issue25
A-bomb survivors and peace activists in Canada
Issue24
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Issue23
Floating lanterns reflect wishes for peace
Issue22
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Issue21
Messages of peace from around the world
Issue20
Spreading the song of Sadako
Issue19
A peace city founded on reconciliation
Issue18
Peace concert to oppose nuclear arms
Issue17
Peaceful interaction overcomes a tragic past
Issue16
Floating Lanterns in Seattle on August 6th
Issue15
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Issue14
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Issue13
Nuclear weapons and a growing friendship
Issue12
Sharing the same hope to ban depleted uranium
Issue11
"Sadako" offers hope amid a devastating earthquake
Issue10
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Issue 9
Peaceful people who don't know war
Issue 8
A tree in Hiroshima spreads peace in Italy
Issue 7
Smiling on "Peace Day" in a Japanese garden
Issue 6
Building 100 schools in Nepal
Issue 5
Conveying the horror of war
Issue 4
Terror in New York and empathy from Hiroshima
Issue 3
Junior high school students learn the benefits and dangers of science.
Issue 2
Flowers of Hiroshima bloom in Germany
Issue 1
People must understand the horror of nuclear weapons