"Let's forget about it"

Two nuclear bombings — Hiroshima on August 6 and Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. From 129 thousand to 226 thousand victims, tens of thousands died from oncological diseases. For 78 years round these tragic events the unusual arrangement in the international relations is observed: Government of Japan does not demand from United States of America apologies, and Americans let know that will not begin to bring them. According to the president George W. Bush — the senior, his country and Japan should simply "forget [about Hiroshima] and to move forward together". Whether it is simple? Partners are divided by results of the sociological...