Motion Picture MP2002-279
Administrative Information
An unidentified narrator reads segments of a script. Harry S. Truman"s voice is not present on this recording; it is all read by a narrator and refers to the atomic bomb .He quotes Secretary of War Henry Stimson and an unidentified scientist about devastation and mega deaths. Sound only.
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Shot List
Reel 1
| 0:00 | Narrator speaks, reading segments of the script. He declares atom bomb use abnormal in a commentary on ethics of war. Harry S. Truman's voice is not on this recording; it is all read by a narrator and refers to the atomic bomb. | |
| 0:33 | Narrator states "There is a decadence in using overwhelming force." | |
| 0:46 | Narrator quotes Secretary of War Stimson and an unidentified scientist about devastation and mega deaths. | |