THE BELLS OF NAGASAKI. MEMORIES WRITTEN AFTER THE EXPLOSION

"The Bells of Nagasaki" is a moving diary of a Japanese doctor, Takashi Nagai, who is one of the few survivors of the atomic bomb explosion in Nagasaki. His memories, written after this tragic event, are a testament to survival and hope in the face of unimaginable destruction.

• Shocking image of destruction and death in Nagasaki
• Personal memories of a doctor who survived the atomic bomb explosion
• Symbol of redemption for the sins of war
• Attempt to understand the meaning of suffering and preserve humanity
• Deep symbolism and wisdom from the experience of fate
• Touching story about hope and survival

This book is not only an account of the tragic events, but also a deep reflection on the meaning of life and death. The author, witnessing the scale of the destruction, tries to understand why his city became the target of the attack. He tries to find meaning in the suffering and death of innocent people, seeking answers in faith and hope.

As a doctor, Takashi Nagai selflessly provides assistance to the wounded and dying. His attitude is an example of heroism and dedication, and his memories are an inspiration to all who want to preserve humanity in the most difficult moments. This book is also a tribute to the residents of Urikami, a Christian district that was razed to the ground. Their sacrifice becomes a symbol of redemption and hope for a better future.

Mireki Publishing presents this unique book in a new version, ensuring high editorial quality and faithful reproduction of the content. "The Bells of Nagasaki" is a must-read for all who want to understand history and the meaning of suffering, and to find hope in the most difficult moments. It is a story that stays in your memory for a long time and encourages reflection on the value of life and humanity. The book has 222 pages, a format of 206x150 mm and a paperback cover.