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... bomb . The story of the Manhattan Project contains in dramatic form much of the larger story of how scientists became transformed into pawns of power politics . I. Why Did They Work to Create the Atom Bomb ? Although work on the atomic bomb ...
... bomb . The story of the Manhattan Project contains in dramatic form much of the larger story of how scientists became transformed into pawns of power politics . I. Why Did They Work to Create the Atom Bomb ? Although work on the atomic bomb ...
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... Bomb had evaporated , was there no move , no protest , no thought even ( ap- parently ) of halting the development of the Bomb ? If the main cause of the frantic effort had disappeared , why was there no reflection of this fact within ...
... Bomb had evaporated , was there no move , no protest , no thought even ( ap- parently ) of halting the development of the Bomb ? If the main cause of the frantic effort had disappeared , why was there no reflection of this fact within ...
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... Bomb . The chief reason that a third atomic bomb was not dropped on Japan is evidence of this : no more atomic bombs were ready at that time . Four Japanese cities had been designated as targets in Truman's military order . This shortage of ...
... Bomb . The chief reason that a third atomic bomb was not dropped on Japan is evidence of this : no more atomic bombs were ready at that time . Four Japanese cities had been designated as targets in Truman's military order . This shortage of ...
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