"How an Atomic Bomb Destroyed a Girl's Life" features Sadako Suemasa, a Hiroshima woman who uses images she drew to tell a story of the aftermath of the 1945 atomic bombing that she survived as an 11-year-old. Complete with pictures and videos, the story also includes historical footage preserved at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. Tap to read the special feature.Related coverage:FEATURE: Japanese A-bomb victim's paper cranes eyed for UNESCO heritage listFEATURE:Victims of U.S. nuclear reactor site continue to suffer 80 years onREAD FULL ARTICLE
