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Vajont Dam Disaster: The Tidal Wave Was as Powerful as Two Hiroshima Bombs. It Killed 2,000 People, Tearing Bodies to Pieces
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Twelve-year-old Micaela Coletti was lying in bed on the evening of October 9, 1963, when she heard a bang resembling thunder. Moments later, a giant wave ripped her from the house and carried her through a valley hundreds of yards away. Micaela survived. Nearly two thousand other people did not. Where did the two-hundred-meter mass of water come from? And why, until the last moments, did the inhabitants of Longarone, northern Italy, have no idea…
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