Between survival and annihilation

When people heard of the explosion of the atomic bomb over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945 and learned of the tens of thousands of people who died, and when the radio broadcasts reported to them news of the massive damage, comprehensive destruction, and disasters caused by these bombs, people were astonished and astonished. You see them as liars, but they are not truthful. They are bewildered by the horror of its action and the greatness of its impact. They do not know what to say? The bomb is a surprise, not like surprises.. It is news, not like news. It was mentioned among the people as the flow of electricity through wires... They were preoccupied with it, and it was - and still is - the talk of societies and classes in all places and regions. The knowledgeable and the ignorant, those who knew and those who did not know, were equally astonished and astonished, as none of them expected science to take control of the atom at this speed and in this era.