German Nuclear Ambitions
The German physicists were shocked and horrified upon hearing of the atomic bomb's use, revealing their disbelief in the feasibility of such a weapon. Despite the immense resources allocated by the Allies, Germany was far from developing an atomic bomb, leading to speculation about Hitler's views on nuclear fission and its catastrophic potential. A conversation recalled by an SS general suggests that even Hitler recognized the devastating consequences of nuclear weapons, raising questions about the influence of scientists on his decisions.In this clip
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