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Steven Olson

    Steve Olson se destaca por traducir temas científicos complejos en narrativas convincentes que exploran las complejidades de la historia humana, la genética y los fenómenos naturales. Su escritura se caracteriza por un profundo compromiso con la precisión y una habilidad única para hacer que los temas sofisticados sean accesibles y atractivos para una amplia audiencia. El enfoque de Olson revela las conexiones aventureras y, a menudo, sorprendentes dentro de la investigación científica, destacando nuestra experiencia humana compartida. A través de sus obras meticulosamente investigadas, invita a los lectores a comprender el mundo a través de una combinación de perspicacia científica y narración cautivadora.

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    The Attack on U.S. Marines in Lebanon on October 23, 1983
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      • 336 páginas
      • 12 horas de lectura

      Survival narrative meets scientific, natural and social history in the riveting story of a volcanic disaster.

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    • Twelve Important Titles Detailing Some of the Most Horrifying Terrorist Attacks Around the World Terrorism hit home for most Americans on September 11, 2001, but teens may be surprised to learn that acts of terrorism have ravaged the world for years. This dramatic series reports the details of several of modern history's most horrifying terrorist acts, and includes current theories on why individuals or groups resort to terrorism. Each book describes a terrorist act in full detail, and contains information on post-attack investigations and trials and the attack's effect on history. Late in 1983, a truck loaded with tons of dynamite was driven into military barracks where U.S. Marines, who were part of an international peacekeeping force in Beirut, lay sleeping. Olson tells the story of this terrorist attack by laying out in detail the complex history of the Middle East and the conflicts of the people who occupy it. Readers will begin to gain insight into why terrorists resort to such violence, and also why Americans and the United States are often targets for terrorism.

      The Attack on U.S. Marines in Lebanon on October 23, 1983