The Grandfather of the Bomb? The Fallout From a Haunting Family Photo - Life & Culture

Emily Strasser’s Grandfather, George Strasser, Worked at the Site That Produced the Atomic Bomb That Fell on Hiroshima in 1945. Her Memoir Skillfully Examines Both a Secret Family Life and the Secrets of the Nuclear Town Where He Lived

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