01693nam a2200325Ia 450000100070000000500170000700800410002402000150006504000180008004200090009804300210010705000250012808200260015310000230017924000560020224501010025826000400035930000470039949000350044650000200048152002220050150502730072365000450099665000440104165000230108565000510110865000660115965100820122565100600130727402920160527194628.0020215s2004    sp ab  c      001 0 spa    a8424116046  aDLCcDLCdDLC  alcac  aa-ja---an-us---00aD767.25.H6bM25 200300a940.5425bM236b E2211 aMalam, John2Local14aThe bombing of Hiroshima : August 6, 1945.lSpanish13aLa bomba de Hiroshimab6 de agosto de 1945cJohn Malam ; traducción : Liwayway Alonso Mendoza.  aEspañabEdiciones Everestcc2004.  a31 p.bill. (some col.), col. map.c22 cm. 0aFechas para la historia2Local  aIncludes index.  aRelates how scientists in several countries over a period of many years conducted research that ultimately led to the invention of the atomic bomb, which was then used against Japan in the hope of ending World War II.0 aThe search for a superbomb -- Splitting the atom -- America enters the war -- The Manhatten Project -- Testing the atomic bomb -- An important meeting -- A secret plan -- The target cities -- Hiroshima is bombed -- Death of a city and its people -- Nagasaki is bombed. 0aAtomic bombvJuvenile literature.2Local 1aWorld WarzJapanzHiroshima-shi.2Local 1aAtomic bomb2Local 0aWorld WarzJapan.vJuvenile literature.2Local 0aWorld WarzJapanzHiroshima-shi.vJuvenile literature.2Local 0aHiroshima-shi JapanxHistoryyBombardment, 1945.vJuvenile literature.2Local 1aHiroshima-shi JapanxHistoryyBombardment, 1945.2Local