Publisher's Synopsis
"La Catástrofe Del 16 De Agosto De 1906 En La Repðblica De Chile" meticulously recounts the devastating earthquake that struck Chile in 1906. Authored by Alfredo RodrÃ-guez Rozas and Cardos Gajardo Cruzat, this historical account delves into the seismic event, its impact on the Chilean Republic, and the subsequent aftermath. This book provides critical insights into the seismology of the region and the human experience of enduring such a natural disaster. It is a valuable resource for historians, seismologists, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of earthquakes and their societal consequences.
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