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The "New York Times" has opened its archives on September 11 and its consequences, including the anthrax scare, the bombing campaign in Afghanistan, the fall of the Taliban and the efforts to rebuild the nation. It also features background essays, charts and graphics that provide a new level of clarity.
A powerful and eye-filling photographic chronicle of the award-winning New York Times's coverage of 9/11 and its aftermath worldwide, including the war in Afghanistan
In an unprecedented effort, The New York Times opens its picture archive of September 11th and the aftermath at home and abroad. The result is groundbreaking photojournalism punctuated with authoratative prose. Culled from both published and previously unpublished material, A Nation Challenged highlights the best work of the paper's award-winning staffers-the work that has made the Times the paper of record for these events.
With a foreword, afterword, and original background essays by writers such as Pulitzer Prize winner John Burns, N. R. Kleinfeld, Dan Barry, and Celestine Bohlen, readers will follow the stunning events of September 11th on the national and international stage. Special charts and graphics supply another level of clarity and understanding, while the brilliant photographs provide counterpoint and perspective to carefully chosen text.
With 250 full-color photographs, A Nation Challenged is the definitive volume for all who desire a comprehensive visual chronicle of this pivotal time in America's history.
Publisher: Jonathan Cape
Publication Date: 2002
Binding: Hard cover
Book Condition: Mostly good but the pre-title page has some brown marks as if something was spilled. Not sticky, just unsightly. Also dark spots/ dust residue at the top of the pages. See photos
Dust jacket condition: Good
Edition: First
Pages: 240
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