
 

Then there are the facts! Photo-journalists captured the horror of the war
and national magazines, who had not made deals with the State or Defense departments,
did not hesitate to publish them. But in addition to protesting this conventional
war, throughout the fifties and sixties the A- and H-Bombs put a terrifying face
on war and cautionary
protest.
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