Manhattan Project: Discover the story of the Atomic Bomb. The history of how the USA and the Enola Gay defeated Hiroshima, Nagasaki and J
In 1938, scientists in Nazi Germany figured out how to make an atomic bomb.
Terrified, Albert Einstein and two other physicists urged the U. S. government to start its own nuclear program... and President Franklin D. Roosevelt listened to them.
The rest is well-known. Roosevelt started the so-called Manhattan Project, and in July 1945, the United States tested the first nuclear weapon.
In August 1945, two nuclear bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, killing up to 226,000 people. Six days later, Japan surrendered and World War II was over.
Do you want to know how the bombs were made?
Have you ever wondered how the inventors of the bomb felt about their creation?
Do you want to know EVERYTHING about the mysterious Manhattan Project?
Just get this book by Alexander Hill Here's a sneak peek of what you'll discover: The chain of events that led to the start of the Manhattan ProjectLittle-known facts about the years-long quest to make an atomic bombWhat happened to the Manhattan Project after World War IIHow the Manhattan Project helped treat cancerAnd much moreThe bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is a highly controversial topic. Alexander Hill believes that fueling the controversy any further makes no sense, and that it's important to focus on verified facts, not speculations. This is why this carefully researched book stays away from conspiracies, exaggerations, and political propaganda. It seeks to paint a detailed picture of historical events so that you can make your own conclusions.
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