Reds Use Scientists to Steal A Bomb Secrets
An account of World War II era atomic research and espionage, focusing on Klaus Fuchs and the secret Manhattan Project. The piece describes Fuchs’s arrival in the United States, security measures, FBI awareness, and the clandestine collaboration involving British, American, and Canadian scientists aiming to develop atomic weapons within 19 months.
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London
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