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Vintage Sunday Times Magazine July 16th 1995
Fifty years ago today the Americans exploded the first atom bomb in New Mexico. Three weeks later the world witnessed the full horror of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Peter Millar reports on the mysterious community of scientists responsible, and Russell Miller re opens the controversial case of the Rosenberg couple, executed for selling the nuclear secret to the Russians
Zoe Heller on Cape Cod – where ugly bugs have a ball
Relatve Values – Carol Vorderman, TV presenter, and her mother, Jean
And then there was Sophie – The latest French ingénue is Sophie Marceau. By Simon Mills
Food – Sophie Grigson’s sweet summer sorbets
A Life In The Day – Antony Gormley, sculptor and Turner Prize winner
56 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in fair condition, with what appears to be minor water damage. It is fully dried out and completely intact but is a bit ‘crinkled’ unfortunately. Priced accordingly
A great idea for a unique present for a 30th Birthday or Anniversary!
