Experience a pivotal moment in history through human stories

Hiroshima reveals the profound human dimension of one of the most dramatic events of the 20th century. If you are interested not only in history but also in the fates of those who survived the nuclear catastrophe, this book is essential reading.

The book presents a moving and authentic account of six men and women who faced the unimaginable consequences of the atomic bomb dropped in August 1945. This event changed the world forever and resulted in the deaths of one hundred thousand innocent men, women and children. The author captures how these people struggled to cope with devastation, illness, and personal tragedy brought on by the bomb. Thanks to detailed narrative, you gain an authentic view of the horrors of war as well as the courage of the human spirit.

Hiroshima allows you to better understand the cost of peace and the power of hope in the darkest moments of human history.

Main benefits of this book:

• Compelling and human stories that bring history to life.
• Detailed coverage of the physical and psychological effects of the bomb on survivors.
• A unique perspective on one of the most important events of modern history.
• Increased historical awareness and understanding of the impacts of nuclear armament.
• Emotional reading that prompts reflection on the value of human life.

General product features:

• Original book title: Hiroshima
• Subject area: historical literature with an emphasis on personal fates.
• Detailed description of the consequences of the nuclear attack from the survivors' perspective.
• Readable and accessible style suitable for a wide range of readers.
• Ideal for those interested in history, social sciences, and general education.