Secrets of the Bomb
Ted Hall, the youngest physicist at Los Alamos, became a pivotal figure in the Cold War by passing atomic secrets to the Soviets at just 19 years old. His early recruitment from Harvard and subsequent moral dilemmas highlight the complexities of scientific responsibility during a tumultuous time. The conversation reveals how Hall's personal connections influenced his decisions and the broader implications of his actions on global security.In this clip
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“The 18-Year-Old Soviet Spy on the Manhattan Project: Ted Hall” – with Director Steve James
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