Russians Who Fed Their Land Contribute to West's Progress
Russians who fled their country have made major contributions to science and culture in the West. Notable émigrés include Vladimir Zworykin, George Gamow, Igor Sikorsky, Chaim Weizmann, David Sarnoff, and many others who advanced nuclear theory, television, aviation, chemistry, and the arts, shaping postwar progress.
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Chaim Weizmann
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Princeton
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