PHOTO: Thousands of Tributes

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Aug. 6, 2020

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<strong>THOUSANDS OF TRIBUTES</strong>: Kengo Onda, left, and Hatsue Onda held strings of thousands of origami cranes Monday that will be offered in tribute to the victims of the1945 atomic bomb.

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THOUSANDS OF TRIBUTES: Kengo Onda, left, and Hatsue Onda held strings of thousands of origami cranes Monday that will be offered in tribute to the victims of the1945 atomic bomb.

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