Hiroshi Nishioka is close to tears describing the aftermath of the Nagasaki atomic bombing he experienced as a 13-year-old, as he recalls encountering injured people begging for water and reaching out for his flask. He appears wracked by guilt that he turned them away."I pushed away their hands," the 93-year-old says. "I was worried about running out. I always question why I did that," he adds, his voice fraying.Moments later, his recollections suddenly end, and he asks for another question. But Nishioka is not speaking live. His responses, including being overcome by self-reproach, are par…READ FULL ARTICLE
