Atomic Bomb Origins
In the 1930s, Germany was a powerhouse in nuclear physics, boasting talents like Einstein and Heisenberg. However, the rise of the Nazi party led to the exodus of many scientists, drastically changing the landscape of nuclear research. A pivotal moment occurred when Leo wrote to the U.S. president, warning about Germany's potential atomic capabilities, which ultimately sparked the Manhattan Project and the race for the atomic bomb.In this clip
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