the idea of the atomic bomb came from hungarian scientist leo szilard.
the idea of the atomic bomb came from hungarian scientist leo szilard.
where did the idea of the atomic bomb come from?
hungarian scientist leo szilard
soviet scientists, aided greatly by soviet espionage within the manhattan project, would have been able to eventually build their first atomic bomb without exploitation of german technology and scientists. however, the contributions of the german scientists is borne out by the many ussr state prizes and other awards given in the wake of the second soviet atomic bomb test, a uranium-based atomic bomb; awards for uranium production and isotope separation were prevalent. also significant in both the first soviet atomic bomb testa plutonium-based atomic bomb which required a uranium reactor for plutonium generationand the second test, was the soviet acquisition of a significant amount of uranium immediately before and shortly after the close of world war ii. this saved them a year by their own admission.
russian alsos
bullet::::- medical findings in atomic bomb survivors.









































bullet::::- mortality and radiation dose, atomic bomb survivors (1950–1966).









































bullet::::- jnih-abcc life span study.









































bullet::::- studies of the mortality of a-bomb survivors 4. mortality and radiation dose, 1950–1966.









































bullet::::- breast-cancer incidence among atomic bomb survivors, hiroshima and nagasaki, 1950–1969.









































bullet::::- mortality experience of atomic bomb survivors 1950–74.









































bullet::::- role of neutrons in rate effects of radiation among a-bomb survivors.









































bullet::::- breast cancer among atomic bomb survivors, hiroshima and nagasaki, 1950–1969.









































bullet::::- the atomic bomb survivors and the problem of low-dose radiation effects.









































bullet::::- studies of cancer among the japanese a-bomb survivors.
gilbert wheeler beebe