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What Followed Hiroshima and Nagasaki?: America's Atomic Age

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- Top 100, Oct 29 '09

Pros: includes some infrequently covered events of the early Atomic age
Cons: very scattered, tries to cover too many subjects, poorly written in places

Atomic America is a book that can't decide what story it wants to tell. Part of the time it focuses on the only directly fatal nuclear accident on American soil. Part of the time it's a biography of Admiral Hyman Rickover. Part of the time it's a ...

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