The book The Halifax Disaster Forty views showing the extent of the destruction in the historic Canadian city by the terrible explosion on Thursday, December 6, 1917, which killed 1,200 men, women and children, injured 3,000 and left 6,000 homeless, causing considerable material damages". Authors: Royal Print & Litho Limited. This book contains a unique collection of photographs showing the aftermath of the greatest tragedy in Halifax's history, when the city was suddenly destroyed by the Mont-Blanc explosion. Hundreds of people were killed, thousands were injured, and countless innocent residents were left homeless because of this terrible event. Each photo in the book recreates the horrific aftermath of the disaster, showing the scale of the destruction and the terrifying consequences for the city and its residents. This documentary serves not only as a memorial to the tragedy, but also as a reminder of the importance of a careful approach to safety in the handling of hazardous materials.