Description
Discover the formidable history of the Tsar Bomba in 'Europe@War 10', penned by esteemed author Krzysztof Dabrowski. This riveting title takes you back to October 30, 1961, when the Soviet Union conducted the most powerful nuclear test ever with the RDS-202 hydrogen bomb, known infamously as the Tsar Bomba. This book captures the catastrophic power of the explosion, unleashing an incredible 58 megatons of TNT, and showcases its devastating effects across vast distances, including a fireball stretching 8 kilometers wide and a mushroom cloud towering 95 kilometers high. As you delve into 'Europe@War 10', you will explore photographs and detailed color profiles that illustrate the aircraft involved, such as the Tupolev Tu-4, Tu-16, and Tu-95, utilized in the secretive test programs shrouded by the Iron Curtain. This narrative provides insight into the lives of the aircrews, described as the 'deaf-and-dumb' due to the intense secrecy surrounding their operations. The book further discusses the extensive nuclear testing that the Soviet Union conducted throughout the early 1960s, shedding light on the implications of these historical events. A must-have for military history enthusiasts, 'Tsar Bomba' is a striking account of Cold War military power and scientific ambition, perfect for anyone interested in the chilling reality of nuclear warfare. Get your copy today and witness the story that was hidden for over half a century! Available in paperback, measuring 210 x 297 mm and spanning 72 pages, this publication will be a valuable addition to your collection.