Hiroshima

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Across
  1. 4. Hair loss, symptom of radiation exposure
  2. 5. The park many survivors fled to after the explosion
  3. 7. The German Jesuit priest living in Hiroshima
  4. 8. Plant that grew in the ruins, symbolizing regrowth
  5. 10. The eerie stillness after the bomb exploded
  6. 11. The reader's emotional connection to the survivors
  7. 14. Nickname of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima
  8. 16. Another plant growing after the bomb, symbolizing life returning
  9. 17. Daughter of Reverend Tanimoto, exposed to radiation
  10. 19. The day Hiroshima was bombed
  11. 21. Rubble that covered the city after the bomb
  12. 27. The event that happened on August 6, 1945
  13. 28. Invisible killer that caused sickness and long-term effects
  14. 31. Japanese term for atomic bomb survivors
  15. 33. Symbol of both relief and danger in the aftermath
  16. 35. Emotional and mental damage many characters suffer
  17. 36. First name of Mrs. Nakamura
  18. 39. A common symptom of radiation sickness
  19. 40. The six main people whose stories are followed
Down
  1. 1. Theme shown by how survivors helped each other
  2. 2. Constant exhaustion felt by many after the bombing
  3. 3. Number of years later in the added chapter of the book
  4. 6. The author of the book Hiroshima
  5. 9. The narrative style used—journalism mixed with storytelling
  6. 12. The blinding light seen before the explosion sound
  7. 13. Thick scar tissue caused by burns and radiation
  8. 15. The river near Asano Park where survivors crossed
  9. 18. Doctor who owned a private hospital before the bombing
  10. 20. First name of Dr. Sasaki
  11. 22. Motif representing new life after destruction
  12. 23. Japanese phrase meaning "it can't be helped"
  13. 24. The Japanese Methodist minister who helped many survivors
  14. 25. The hospital doctor who treats thousands of wounded after the bomb
  15. 26. First name of Dr. Fujii
  16. 27. The type of American plane that dropped the bomb
  17. 29. The widowed mother of three children
  18. 30. Mr. Tanimoto’s friend who helped rescue people from a fire
  19. 32. Religious role that Miss Sasaki later adopts
  20. 34. Religion of Father Kleinsorge
  21. 37. Cultural trait of enduring suffering without complaint
  22. 38. The river near Dr. Fujii's hospital