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... Franck Report was the political climax of the protest movement among scientists . It was a clear , forceful presentation of the political and military considerations for demonstrating the atomic bomb to the world before being used in ...
... Franck Report was the political climax of the protest movement among scientists . It was a clear , forceful presentation of the political and military considerations for demonstrating the atomic bomb to the world before being used in ...
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... Franck Report was a belated attempt to get a declaration of atomic policy . Why then , when the Franck Report was summarily rejected , did no one resign from the Project ? 5. After Hiroshima , and after the even more inexcusable ...
... Franck Report was a belated attempt to get a declaration of atomic policy . Why then , when the Franck Report was summarily rejected , did no one resign from the Project ? 5. After Hiroshima , and after the even more inexcusable ...
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... Franck Report of different opinion than the eminent scientists on the official Advisory Panel ? Why was Einstein out of it altogether ? There is a story of an American reporter who was told by a German civilian in 1945 that the ...
... Franck Report of different opinion than the eminent scientists on the official Advisory Panel ? Why was Einstein out of it altogether ? There is a story of an American reporter who was told by a German civilian in 1945 that the ...
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