It's embarrassing that so many comments are attacking this woman.  The anti-nuclear movement has been around since before the nuclear bomb was even developed.  WWII was the turning point for civilian casualties as part of war - all sides targeted civilians in order to try to demoralize their opponents.  Obviously there is no quick, easy solution to the casualties of war.  I would even concede that nuclear arms can be a deterrent.  It's obvious, though, that the world as a whole is under threat when nuclear arms are available.
Please respect this woman's perspective as a survivor of a nuclear bomb.  If you don't agree with her conclusions, that's fine.  It's not fine to denigrate her because of her ancestry.