The San Francisco Earthquake The Earth and Its People, 1907
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The San Francisco Earthquake is a fascinating non-fiction essay written by Hugo de Vries in 1907. The book tells about a terrible natural disaster that happened in San Francisco in 1906, when the city was destroyed by a strong earthquake. The author describes in detail the events preceding the disaster, the earthquake itself and its consequences for the city and people.
In The San Francisco Earthquake, Hugo de Vries also examines the physical and geological causes of earthquakes, explains how they occur, and how similar disasters can be prevented in the future. The book contains numerous illustrations, diagrams and pictures that help the reader better understand the material.
"Earthquake in San Francisco" is an interesting and informative publication that not only reveals the tragic events of the past, but also inspires reflection on the importance of studying natural phenomena and safety measures.
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Data sheet
- Name of the Author
- Hugo de Vries
- Language
- Нідерландська
- Release date
- 2006-04-21
- Title
- De aardbeving van San Francisco
De Aarde en haar Volken, 1907 - Subject
- F850.5
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, Calif., 1906
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The San Francisco Earthquake is a fascinating non-fiction essay written by Hugo de Vries in 1907. The book tells about a terrible natural disaster that happened...