A Difference in Magnitude: The World's First Nuclear Attacks as Chronicled by 1945 and 1946 Documents and Recordings

The A Difference in Magnitude audiobook is a powerful and compelling account of the atomic bomb and nuclear attacks on Japan during World War II.

With masterful narration by Ralph Cosham, this original production uses selected government documents, radio broadcasts, eyewitness accounts, and original documents to tell the story of the atomic bomb's devastating effects.

Learn about the Trinity Test in White Sands, New Mexico, President Truman's thoughts before the attacks, and Japan's response to the devastation.

Discover how the atomic bomb works and compare it to conventional weapons, as well as the reasons for the attacks and how the targets were selected.

An interview with members of the crew who dropped the first bomb provides an objective perspective, while eyewitness reports by a Jesuit priest and a student at a junior college convey the horror and havoc on the ground.

Don't miss this opportunity to understand one of history's most significant events through this comprehensive and well-written audiobook.