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Apr 30, · Sadako Kurihara was born Sadako Doi in Hiroshima on March 4th, She was the second daughter of a peasant family. She started writing poetry and especially tanka (normally a 31 …

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Sadako Kurihara, a poet known for depicting the tragedy of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, died Sunday night at her home there, her family said Monday. She...

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Sadako Kurihara (1913 – 2005) was a poet, writer and peace activist who survived the Hiroshima bombing. “Let Us Be Midwives” was based on her experience in a shelter in the aftermath of the ...

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Sadako Kurihara is a living "hibakusha", (bomb victim) one of the few survivors of the first atomic bomb. Her volume of poems, Songs of Hiroshima., is known ...

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Kaku jidai ni ikiru : hiroshima shi no naka no... by Sadako Kurihara. 核時代に生きる: ヒロシマ・死の中の生/. Kaku jidai ni ikiru : hiroshima shi no naka no sei.

Sadako Kurihara (栗原貞子, Kurihara Sadako, March 4, – March 6, 2005) was a Japanese poet who lived in Hiroshima and survived the atomic bombing during World War II. She is best known for her poem Umashimenkana ( Bringing Forth New Life ).

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(栗原貞子 , Kurihara Sadako ? , 4 mars – 6 mars 2005) est une poétesse japonaise née à Hiroshima , survivante du bombardement atomique de la ville .

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Bringing Forth New Life (生ましめんかな, Umashimen-kana) is a poem written in August in the radioactive ruins of Hiroshima by poet Sadako Kurihara. It tells the real story of a woman giving birth …

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Aug 07, · Sadako Kurihara ( ) The poet, writer and peace activist Sadako Kurihara lived in Hiroshima and survived the atomic bombing of August She is best known for this poem …

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Sadako Kurihara ( 栗原貞子 Kurihara Sadako, March 4, – March 6, 2005) was a Japanese poet who lived in Hiroshima and survived the atomic bombing during World War II . She is best known for her poem Umashimenkana ( Bringing Forth New Life ). Biography Kurihara was born Doi Sadako in Hiroshima city as the second daughter of a farming family.

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