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    INDIRA GANDHI

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    age and the biggest arms race in the world. Although the first attempts to make atomic bomb initiated in Nazi Germany they weren’t successful until the US president Franklin D. Roosevelt in cooperation with the British government authorized the “Manhattan Project” in order to research about production of atomic bomb. A group of top scientists of the time worked for the project with the distinguished physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer being the head of the group. They succeeded to make the first atomic

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    Robert Oppenheimer and the Atomic Age Born April 22‚ 1904 J. Robert Oppenheimer‚ an American theoretical physicist‚ was a significant individual of the 20th century for his contributions to the Manhattan Project. Often referred to as the father of the Atomic Bomb‚ Oppenheimer led the scientific research and construction of the nuclear warhead from 1942 to 1945 (www.atomicarchive.com). This bombs’ creation not only had an initial devastating impact on human life but brought about the atomic age

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    The Atomic Bomb

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    happen? Two‚ how did the atomic bomb change the world? The sub-topics introduce the Manhattan project. Japan refused to surrender‚ why the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki? The atomic bomb was first used in warfare at Hiroshima and Nagasaki in august 1945‚ and the bomb played a key role in ending World War II. The Atomic bomb created the Manhattan project. The Manhattan project was first exploded at the top secret base of Alamogordo on July 16th 1945

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    Story Of The Atomic Bomb

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    all of course all of the buildings were surrounded by barbed wire and all of the workers had to show a badge‚ but on top of that‚ there were security officers and spies that were working 24/7 all over the world not just at the buildings where the Manhattan Project was taking place trying to uncover and information that was leaking out about the top secret

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    the US Air Force conventional bombing raids on Japan. Also the size on Hiroshima was very suitable for the bombing. It’s an important commercial and industrial center area many important buildings are there. The project started under the name “The Manhattan project”. Many scientists including Albert Einstein helped

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    Letter To Albert Einstein

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    The Einstein Letter is a letter to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed by Physicist Albert Einstein to inform Roosevelt of Germany’s plans to develop uranium weapons to use against America. This letter was written on August 2nd‚ 1939 by physicist Leó Szilárd and a group of other physicists at Columbia University in New York‚ which was read‚ agreed upon‚ and signed by Albert Einstein. It is a primary source intended to be viewed by Roosevelt in regards of using such a weapon and Germany’s likelihood

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    9/11 Research Paper

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    The image is of 9/11. 9/11 took place on September 11 2001 and was in Manhattan‚ New York. The attack was a terrorist attack on the United States and was targeted at the twin towners in the heart of Manhattan. 2 planes were hijacked and sent straight into the 2 towers causing fire in each then causing the towers to collapse. The entire ordeal left over 2996 people dead and thousands of people injured. The attack was done by al-Qaeda and controlled by Osama Bin Laden. I have selected the image because

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    The Bombing of Hiroshima

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    called for the “unconditional surrender of all Japanese forces‚” but the Japanese would not oblige. At first‚ Truman considered invasion of the Japanese main island‚ Honshu‚ but too many American soldiers would have died. The military turned to The Manhattan Project‚ the secret multi-billion dollar military project that had been developing nuclear weapons for four years‚ and asked for a way to destroy Japan efficiently. They took a uranium bomb‚ nicknamed Little Boy‚ and dropped it on a large military

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    Oppenheimer Quotes. (Author of Atom and Void)‚ (1945). Web. 14 May 2013 [ 5 ] [ 6 ]. "Dropping the Atomic Bomb: Historiography." Dropping the Atomic Bomb: Historiography. Ed. Unknown. N.p.‚ 2009. Web. 14 May 2013. . [ 8 ]. Harrow‚ L. "World War II: The Manhattan Project." About.com Military History. N.p.‚ 2008. Web. 14 May 2013. . [ 9 ]. A report by the Federal Council of Churches entitled Atomic Warfare and the Christian (1946) [ 10 ]

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    Frankenstein is an emotionally driven recounting of how Victor Frankenstein rises to the challenge of proving himself while receiving an education‚ even going so far say he had “made some discoveries in the improvement of some chemical instruments which procured me great esteem and admiration at the university” (Shelley‚ p. 49) to eventually creating a monster‚ through which he hoped to make his mark on this world. Victor’s desire to create the monster was driven by his obsessive and unflinching

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