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World's Worst Historical Disasters - Natural and Man-made Catastrophes from the Ancient World to the Present Day (Paperback)
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World's Worst Historical Disasters - Natural and Man-made Catastrophes from the Ancient World to the Present Day (Paperback)
Series: World's Worst
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Loot Price R242
Discovery Miles 2 420
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World's Worst Historical Disasters examines some of the most
significant natural and man-made disasters in world history, from
those almost lost in the mists of time, such as the plague in
Athens which killed 75 per cent of the population and the
earthquake in Corinth that left 45,000 people dead to modern day
catastrophes such as the New Delhi air collision and the Samastipur
train disaster which both cost hundreds of lives. All kinds of
horrendous disasters are covered including plagues, earthquakes,
volcanoes, genocides, floods, train crashes and aeroplane crashes.
Each fascinating account gives a full and detailed analysis of the
events leading up to the disaster, the actual disaster itself and
then the extent of the damage and the dreadful aftermath. Learn
about the massacre at Milan, the great fire of London and the
historic San Francisco earthquake. Each story is highly illustrated
bringing every disaster to life, plus key facts outline the most
important information and allows the reader the see facts at a
glance. Whether the result of mankind or an inevitable and
uncontrollable act of nature, World's Worst Historical Disasters
will provide an educational and riveting read.
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