The Trinity is the first picture book of Jonathan Fetter-Vaum that depicts the dramatic history of the establishment and decision of the first atomic bomb of World War II. This comprehensive historical story follows the inventive spark of the 19th century European laboratory, as well as the massive industrial and scientific efforts of the Manhattan Project, divide the reader into atoms itself, even nuclear reactions I will.
The power of this atom is a mysterious genius of a secret government agency in Los Alamos, New Mexico, J. It was used by a group of renowned scientists led by Robert Oppenheimer. From the beginning they were concentrating on the hard work of creating an atomic bomb, but these men and women soon began to fight against the moral meaning of actual success. When they exploded the first bomb on a test site named Trinity, they noticed that irreversibly pushed the world to the era of new terrorism.
With the powerful influence of the devastating events of the Second World War in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Fetter-Vorm has not heard the wide-ranging political, environmental and psychological impact of this new invention. To stimulate information and thinking, Trinity is an ideal introduction to one of the most important events in history
Trinity: The history of the first atomic bomb graphic is the first graphic novel written and proven by Jonathan Fetter-Vorm. I will introduce the Manhattan Project, the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombs, and the subsequent series of events. The title comes from the test site given the code name, Trinity, first nuclear weapon. This book was written as a "historical work", but Fetter-Vorm writes at the end of the book. "In most cases, the dialogue of the main character of the book is taken from the written record, in the process he introduced the language closely related to the character I learned ..." Then he provided the bibliography of the work he was referring to when he wrote a book.
Trinity: Jonathan Fetter Voum's first graphic history of the atomic bomb - "Trinity, Jonathan Fetter Voume's first picture book, established a race in the Second World War, dramatically decided to abandon the first atomic bomb This comprehensive historical story is inspired by the inventive spark of the 19th century European laboratory and the large industrial and scientific efforts of the Manhattan Project and turning readers into nuclear reactions Even - you can enter the split atom itself.
Jonathan Fetter-Vorm, writer and illustrator, thinks that the story of the atomic bomb is not the thousands of government documents, but drawing with the blackboard is the best. As a result, one of the most complicated and important events of the 20th century was captured as succinct and beautiful. It also tells the power of serious nonfiction graphic narrative well. From the discovery of laboratories of Mary and Pierre Curie, Albert Einstein warned of the danger of fission that was newly discovered, to the letter to President Roosevelt, strictly collapsed atoms are scattered in the Manhattan Project. And nuclear destruction constitutes the basic principle of nuclear fission, chain reaction, uranium fragile isotope and its destructive potential