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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 909.09824083
EAN num: 9781572437722
ISBN number: 1572437723
Label: Triumph Books
Manufacturer: Triumph Books
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 96
Printing Date: 2005-01
Publishing house: Triumph Books
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The most powerful earthquake in human history struck on Dec.26, 2004, and set off a destructive chain of events nearly beyond comprehension. But even in the vortex of this unprecedented calamity, the human spirit not only endured but triumphed. Tsunami: Heroes, Hope, and Incredible Stories of Survival officially documents in unforgettable words and pictures the inspirational sotries of people surviving against impossible odds, heroic acts crossing all boundaries of gender, age and nationality, and a planet ignoring its artifical boundaries to come together.
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For the money, this is an outstanding bargain.Highly recommended for anyone who has an interest in this catastrophic event
Vernon
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Unfortunately I've learned that the government of Indonesia is playing games with the relief money, much like North Korea and Iraq did, and very little of the relief money is getting to the people who need it. On the front page it states "This book supports asian disaster relief". Beyond the politics, I bought this magazine as a historical document. Generations from now I can tell the younger generation "I survived the Tsunami and all I got was this lousy magazine". Instead of sending monies over to these countries, The United States should have offered relief effort in terms of building a better infrastructure for the affected countries. It's a win-win situation. Out of work Americans could work, like they did Kuwait, tax free and the people who are suffering due to this horrific event, would get the relief they need. No more cash. It only gets abused.
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