To watch in HD, get ClipCafe PRO
Presenter: Hiroshima, seen from the air
Please log in to add to collections.
A Compassionate Spy

Hiroshima, seen from the air, after the atomic bomb blast that virtually erased this city...

Presenter:
Hiroshima, seen from the air, after the atomic bomb blast that virtually erased this city of 340,000 people
from the Earth. As far as the eye can see, stretched scenes
of desolation and ruin. Four square miles
leveled by one bomb. The product of allied science and a climactic answer
to the terror and aggression let loose upon the world
by Japan

Full Transcript

00:00:01.000 --> 00:00:03.263
Presenter: Hiroshima, seen from the air,
00:00:03.437 --> 00:00:05.134
after the atomic bomb blast
00:00:05.308 --> 00:00:07.002
that virtually erased this city
00:00:07.018 --> 00:00:09.617
of 340,000 people from the Earth.
00:00:10.618 --> 00:00:12.185
As far as the eye can see,
00:00:12.446 --> 00:00:14.622
stretched scenes of desolation and ruin.
00:00:14.097 --> 00:00:17.582
Four square miles leveled by one bomb.
00:00:17.093 --> 00:00:19.671
The product of allied science
00:00:19.888 --> 00:00:22.282
and a climactic answer to the terror and aggression
00:00:22.456 --> 00:00:24.023
let loose upon the world by Japan.
Duration
24 seconds
Views
37
Timestamp in Movie
00:35:10
Uploaded
May 03, 2025
Genres
documentary, biography, history
Production
Participant,Kartemquin Films,Mitten Media

Want This Clip in HD?

Upgrade for HD/4K downloads and unlimited access. Upgrade now →

Movie Summary

The incredible story of Manhattan Project scientist Ted Hall, who shared classified nuclear secrets with Russia.
Daniel: The U.S. said, we had to do the bombing - A Compassionate Spy 00:15
Daniel: The U.S. said, we had to do the bombing
Presenter: At the end of two weeks, - A Compassionate Spy 00:39
Presenter: At the end of two weeks,
Ted: Two hundred thousand people had been incinerated - A Compassionate Spy 00:12
Ted: Two hundred thousand people had been incinerated
I remember it was a jukebox and, uh, - A Compassionate Spy 00:15
I remember it was a jukebox and, uh,
Look what we did, we really smashed 'em." - A Compassionate Spy 00:38
Look what we did, we really smashed 'em."
We have spent more than two billion dollars - A Compassionate Spy 00:09
We have spent more than two billion dollars
♪ ...It was given By the mighty hand of God... ♪ - A Compassionate Spy 00:10
♪ ...It was given By the mighty hand of God... ♪
Might trigger very catastrophic events. - A Compassionate Spy 00:06
Might trigger very catastrophic events.
The main enemy - A Compassionate Spy 00:07
The main enemy
[ominous music playing] - A Compassionate Spy 00:41
[ominous music playing]
Daniel: They figured they really need - A Compassionate Spy 00:22
Daniel: They figured they really need
A very large portion of them - A Compassionate Spy 00:07
A very large portion of them
They had a view that the bomb would be a monopoly - A Compassionate Spy 00:13
They had a view that the bomb would be a monopoly
Bankers and industrialists want economic domination. - A Compassionate Spy 01:00
Bankers and industrialists want economic domination.
The Soviets withdrew their troops in 24 hours. - A Compassionate Spy 00:08
The Soviets withdrew their troops in 24 hours.
[clock ticking] - A Compassionate Spy 00:04
[clock ticking]
Joan: [in English] I remember the day - A Compassionate Spy 00:40
Joan: [in English] I remember the day
It was after that, the whole propaganda apparatus - A Compassionate Spy 00:26
It was after that, the whole propaganda apparatus
Let's give Jerry a nightmare, a real red nightmare. - A Compassionate Spy 00:05
Let's give Jerry a nightmare, a real red nightmare.
[dramatic music playing in film] - A Compassionate Spy 00:05
[dramatic music playing in film]