The building (originally the Genbaku Dome of the Hiroshima Chamber of Commerce), stood very close to the epicentre of the explosion of the American atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945. It was one of the few building left standing following the blast, possibly because the force from the air burst explosion was not clearly aligned in any particular direction immediately below the bomb.
Today it is preserved as a peace memorial and is a UNESCO world heritage site.
partekatzeko – lana kopiatzeko, banatzeko eta bidaltzeko
birnahasteko – lana moldatzeko
Ondorengo baldintzen pean:
eskuduntza – Egiletza behar bezala aitortu behar duzu, lizentzia ikusteko esteka gehitu, eta ea aldaketak egin diren aipatu. Era egokian egin behar duzu hori guztia, baina inola ere ez egileak zure lana edo zure erabilera babesten duela irudikatuz.
berdin partekatu – Lan honetan oinarrituta edo aldatuta berria eraikitzen baduzu, emaitza lana hau bezalako lizentzia batekin argitaratu behar duzu.
Hiroshima A-Bomb dome. The building (originally the Genbaku Dome of the Hiroshima Chamber of Commerce), stood very close to the epicentre of the explosion of the American atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945. It was one of the few building left sta