Abstract
In December 2003, a 6.7 earthquake struck the city of Bam in southeastern Iran. The city lost over 40,000 inhabitants and the historic citadel of Arg-e Bam was destroyed, despite surviving numerous previous earthquakes during its 2000 year existence. The paper examines the reasons for the devastation and the needs for reconstruction aid in the future.
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