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The blast from the Nagasaki atomic bombing. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.

Indiana’s Role in Nuclear Politics

August 8, 2018 News & Public Affairs, WFHB Local News Features 342 Views

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Thursday marks the 73rd anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb on Nagasaki. The Bloomington Peace Action Coalition is holding a remembrance vigil on the Monroe County Courthouse Square, from 8-9 p.m. Bloomington Peace Action Coalition member David Keppel talks about the planned vigil, and the role of Indiana residents on nuclear politics.

The atomic bomb used on Nagasaki was the last nuclear weapon to be used in conflict.

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