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Detroit and Nagasaki: Then and Now

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    Nagasaki: After the Attack

    Tuesday marked exactly 71 years after the bombing of Nagasaki, Japan, which reduced the city to rubble days after the bombing of Hiroshima.
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    Nagasaki: The Attack

    Smoke billowing over Nagasaki after the atomic bomb was dropped.
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    Nagasaki: Now

    The Urakami Cathedral, center, which was destroyed in the atomic bombing of Nagasaki and rebuilt in 1959. 
    REUTERS/Issei Kato
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    Detroit: Booming in the 1940s

    The city at night in 1942.
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    Detroit: Then

    Downtown Cadillac Square in 1942. Building at left foreground is the City Hall.
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    Detroit: Now

    A demolition crew razes the legendary Eastown Theatre in a blighted east side neighborhood in Detroit, in November 2015.
    REUTERS/Rebecca Cook
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    Detroit: Rebuilding

    Crews work on constructing the new M-1 Rail streetcar project along Woodward Avenue in Detroit, in December 2015. The city's plan to demolish half of its nearly 80,000 blighted or deteriorating structures -- nearly one in three city buildings -- is showing some signs of success.
    REUTERS/Rebecca Cook
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