A sense of responsibility toward the survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki has led a U.S. man on a lifelong journey to work for the abolition of nuclear weapons and use poetry to communicate their dangers.David Krieger, 75, is the president and founder of nonprofit organization Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, launched in 1982 to advocate a world free of nuclear weapons, with its advisory council including several Nobel Prize laureates, academic and activist Noam Chomsky and Hiroshima bombing survivor Setsuko Thurlow.
(Nuclear Age Peace Foundation)Krieger has been working o…READ FULL ARTICLE
