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    German forces. The completion of the atomic bomb ultimately put the United States in the top diplomatic position out of the Great Powers. The Soviet Union wasn’t actually informed about the completion of the bomb‚ yet they still found about the Manhattan Project through espionage. Subsequently‚ in August of 1945‚ during a radio address‚ Truman justified his own reasons for dropping the atomic bomb on Japan. (Doc.H) He concluded

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    out how to create a bomb‚ America won‚ with it’s elite team of scientists including Robert Oppenheimer and many others. After Otto Hahn‚ a German Physicist‚ discovered nuclear fission in 1944‚ which lead to him receiving the Nobel Peace Prize‚ the Manhattan Project was able to be a success. With this new power America was finally was finally able to end the war by bombing Nagasaki and Hiroshima. Not only did the creation of the atomic bomb greatly impact Japan‚ it has changed the world in many other

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    The area of New York City’s historic Yorkville neighborhood lies within the now prestigious Upper East Side‚ extending from East 79th Street to East 96th Street and East End Avenue to Third Avenue (Figure 1.1). Presently bordered by 1st Avenue‚ East 81st Street‚ 2nd Avenue‚ and East 82nd Street‚ Block 1544 originally lied within the farmlands of Thomas Marston; in 1816‚ Marston’s heirs and executors conveyed this land to Joshua Jones and the northerly part of this property‚ present-day East 82nd

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    develop this deadly weapon.The most famous person who helped make the bombs was a man who was the head of the Manhattan project named Julius Robert Oppenheimer who is also known as “The father of the Atomic Bomb”. The Manhattan project spent around two billion dollars to research the creation of these bombs. The bombs were tested in New Mexico and they were proven to be very deadly. The Manhattan project gave the two bombs that would drop on Hiroshima and Nagasaki nicknames the first bomb was named “The

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    During World War II the United States produced two atomic bombs. It was a big decision to drop not one but two atomic bombs on Japan in World War II. That decision was one of the biggest in history and there was more than one reason for President Truman to authorize the use of atomic bombs. What he did not realize or know‚ was the effects it would have. The atomic bombs did not just affect Japan by their devastation‚ but they affected the foreign policy throughout the world for years to come. In

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    to post-war Japan adopting Three Non-Nuclear Principles‚ forbidding that nation from nuclear armament. o The Manhattan Project Main article: Manhattan Project The United States‚ with assistance from the United Kingdom and Canada in their respective secret projects Tube Alloys and Chalk River Laboratories‚ designed and built the first atomic bombs under what was call the Manhattan Project. The scientific research was directed by American physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer. The Hiroshima bomb‚ a

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    received the news that the Manhattan Project had been successful; the United States had detonated the first atomic bomb at Los Alamos‚ New Mexico. The Manhattan project started in 1941 as a race with germany to develop the first atomic bomb. The project cost about 2 billion dollars and 120‚000 people worked on it. Truman did not want to risk the lives of American soldiers if the allies were to invade Japan. Consequently‚ he ordered the use of the atomic bomb. The Manhattan project had long been underway

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    responsible for providing the Soviet Union with crucial information about the Manhattan project and the development of the atom bomb‚ the importance and value of the information that he gave the Russians is unfathomable. “By handing over the secret of the plutonium bomb and implosion to the Soviets‚ Fuchs allowed the Soviet bomb project to skip the length and astounding expensive development stage that had led the Manhattan project to that solution.” Fuchs alone sped the Soviet Union’s atomic bomb

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    Bomb: Effects on Hiroshima and Mankind The nuclear bomb was the most devastating weapon ever created by man. It was developed between 1942 and 1945 during the second World War. The project to build the worlds first atomic weapon was called The Manhattan Project. The nuclear bomb was based on the idea of splitting an atom to create energy‚ this is called fission. Three bombs were created‚ "Trinity"‚ "Little Boy"‚ and "Fat Man". "Trinity" was dropped on a test site in New Mexico on July 16‚ 1945‚

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    manager by the Department of Energy (DOE) at the Hanford Nuclear complex to correct over 40 years of safety neglect resulting in millions of tons of nuclear waste material. Other agencies overseeing Hanford in the 1940’s and during the Cold War were Manhattan Engineer District U.S Army‚ Atomic Energy Commission and the Department of Energy which took control in 1977. Among the contracted site managers we can list E.I DuPont de Nemours Company and General Electric‚ Westinghouse‚ Bechtel Hanford‚ and others

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