Unleashing the Bomb: An Oral History, with Garrett M. Graff
Rubenstein, David M.
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In this anniversary year of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, Pulitzer finalist Garrett M. Graff has constructed an elegant oral history of how the decision to drop the atomic bomb was made. Graff’s book “The Devil Reached Toward the Sky” provides a comprehensive perspective on the history and making of the world’s deadliest bomb. Moderated by David M. Rubenstein. Sponsor: General Motors.
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