Masuji Ibuse
Masuji Ibuse was a prominent Japanese novelist and author of the acclaimed work 'Lluvia negra,' which addresses the aftermath of the Hiroshima bombing through the eyes of survivors. His literary exploration of the moral and physical scars left by the atomic bomb solidified his place as a significant voice in post-war Japanese literature.
Born on Feb 15, 1898 (127 years old)
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Liechtenstein:
Masuji Ibuse is known for his novel 'Chuva Negra', which addresses the effects of radiation and discrimination after the Hiroshima bombing.
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Costa Rica:
Masuji Ibuse's novel 'Black Rain' addresses the disease and discrimination caused by radiation from the Hiroshima bombing.
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Taiwan:
Masuji Ibuse wrote the novel Black Rain, which deals with radiation sickness and discrimination following the Hiroshima bombing.
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Monaco:
Masuji Ibuse is known for his novel 'Pluie noire', which addresses the illness and discrimination caused by radiation.
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Spain:
Masuji Ibuse wrote 'Lluvia negra', a significant work in post-war Japanese literature.
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