 People in Japan would have known that, though people in the United States would not, because we knew nothing about what had happened to people on the ground, because that was evaporated, with one exception, which is the core piece of my play. Those were questions from members of the class Hiroshima's Shadows, taught by Tanya Maus, who is head of the Peace Resource Center at Wilmington College in Ohio. The book they are studying from