WW2 Canadian Canada’s Nuclear Story Wilfrid Eggleston Used Hardcover Reference Book

**WW2 Canadian Canada’s Nuclear Story Wilfrid Eggleston Used Hardcover Reference Book** This used hardcover reference book, titled “Canada’s Nuclear Story,” is authored by Wilfrid Eggleston and offers a comprehensive examination of Canada’s involvement in nuclear technology during the Second World War. The volume details the political, scientific, and military developments that led to Canada’s participation in nuclear research and production, including collaborations with allied nations and contributions to the Manhattan Project. Published in the mid-20th century, the book is recognized for its factual approach and use of primary sources, government records, and interviews with key figures. Eggleston provides historical context regarding the broader impact of nuclear advancements on Canadian defense and international policy. The book features a durable hardcover binding, standard text formatting, and may include maps, photographs, and reference appendices, depending on the edition. It is suitable for researchers, historians, or collectors seeking material on Canada’s military history and nuclear program during WWII.  Total of 368 pages.