END NOTES
2
David C. Cassidy,
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3
David C. Cassidy,
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4
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5
Werner Heisenberg,
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, (paperback) p. 165
6
Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin,
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7
Laura Fermi,
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(The University of Chicago Press 1954 paperback), p. 32
8
The Sun
, Magazine Section, New York, Sunday, September 28, 1919
9
Atoms in the Family
, p. 89
10
Stephane Groueff,
Manhattan Project
,
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(Universe, Inc.) p. 25
11
Isaac Asimov,
Atom: Journey Across the Subatomic
Cosmos (Truman Talley Books/Plume/New York 1992) p. 167
12
Atoms in the Family
, p. 86
13
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
, p. 211
15
Atoms in the Family
, p. 91–92
16
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
, p. 217
17
Atoms in the Family,
p. 98
22
Atoms in
the Family
, p. 115, 121, 123
23
Enrico Fermi Nobel Lecture
, December 12, 1938, p. 417
24
Brighter Than a Thousand Suns
, p. 62
25
The Making of the Atomic Bomb,
p. 259–260
26
Walter Isaacson,
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, (Simon & Schuster, 2007), p. 139
27
Richard Rhodes filmed interview with the author, 2014.
28
The
New York Times,
January 31, 1939
29
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
p. 286
30
The New York Times
, August 12, 1945
31
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
p. 294
32
Winston S. Churchill, (
The Second World War
,
The Gathering Storm),
(Houghton Mifflin, 1976) (paperback) p. 345
33
Jean Medawar & David Pyke,
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, (Richard Cohen Books 2000) p. 235
34
Elisabeth Heisenberg,
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(Birkhäuser Boston 1984) p. 57
35
Thomas Powers,
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(Da Capo Press 1993) p. 4
37
Heisenberg’s War,
p. 256
38
David C. Cassidy,
J. Robert Oppenheimer and the American Century
(Pi Press 2005) p. 167
40
Jim Baggott,
The First War of Physics: The Secret History of the Atom Bomb 1939–1949
(Pegasus Books 2010), p. 10
43
Gino Segrè and Bettina Hoerlin,
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(Henry Holt and Company 2016), p. 162
44
Physics and Beyond
, p. 169
46
Samuel Goudsmit,
ALSOS
(American Institute of Physics Press 1996) p. 114
48
Arnold Kramish,
The Griffin: The Greatest Untold Espionage Story of World War II
(Houghton Mifflin Company 1986), p. 59
50
The New York Times,
“Vast Power Source in Atomic Energy Opened by Science,” May 5, 1940
51
The First War of Physics,
p. 60–61
53
David C. Cassidy,
J. Robert Oppenheimer and the American Century
(Pi Press 2005) p. 218
54
Glenn T. Seaborg with Eric Seaborg,
Adventures in the Atomic Age, From Watts to Washington
(Farrar, Straus and Giroux 2001) p. 70
56
Paul Lawrence Rose,
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(University of California Press 1998 paperback) p. 134
58
David Irving,
The Virus House, Germany’s Atomic Research and Allied Counter-Measures
(electronic version copyright 2002 Parforce UK Ltd) p. 157
59
Thomas Powers,
Heisenberg’s War: The Secret History of the German Bomb (Da Capo Press 1993 paperback)
, p. 195
60
From Hiroshima to the Moon
, p. 226
61
Hitler’s Uranium Club
, p. xxvi
62
Beyond Uncertainty,
p. 311
64
Seva Gunitsky,
Fascism Spread in 1930’s America. It could Spread Again Today
(Chicago Tribune 8/16/17)
65
Atoms in the Family
, p. 170
67
Gino and Bettina Hoerlin,
The Pope of Physics: Enrico Fermi and the Birth of the Atomic Age
(Henry Holt And Company New York 2016) p. 175, 180
68
Adventures in the Atomic Age,
p. 86
71
Leona Marshall Libby Interview, Voices of the Manhattan Project, Atomic Heritage Foundation
72
American Prometheus
p. 185
73
The Making of the Atomic Bomb,
p. 426
76
William Lawren,
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(Dodd, Mead & Company New York 1988) p. 100
77
Gregg Herken,
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78
The First War of Physics,
p. 144
81
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
, p. 432
82
The
New York Times,
Wise Gets Confirmation: Checks with State Department on Nazis’ Extermination Campaign,
November 25, 1942
83
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
p. 433–436
84
The First War of Physics,
p. 131
85
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
, p. 440
90
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
, p. 674
91
Laura M. MacDonald,
Curse of The Narrows
(Walker Publishing Company, Inc. 2005), p. 288
92
The First War of Physics
, p. 95
93
The Toronto Daily Star
, December 8, 1917 (p. 1 headline)
94
The First War of Physics
, p. 259
95
Harry S. Truman Presidential Library, August 6, 1945 (Statement by the President Announcing the Use of the A-Bomb at Hiroshima)
96
John Coster-Mullen
, Atom Bombs, The Top Secret Inside Story of Little Boy and Fat Man
(2009), p. 41
97
The First War of Physics
, p. 280
98
General Leslie R. Groves,
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(Da Capo Press 1983) p. 72
101
Robert Serber,
The Los Alamos Primer: The First Lectures on How to Built an Atomic Bomb
(University of California Press)
102
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
, p. 462
104
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
, p. 323
105
American Prometheus
, p. 209
107
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
, p. 570
108
American Prometheus,
p. 209
110
Lillian Hoddeson, Paul W. Henriksen, Roger A. Meade & Catherine Westfall,
Critical Assembly: A Technical History of Los Alamos during the Oppenheimer Years, 1943–1945
(Cambridge University Press 2004) p. 77
111
Curve of Binding Energy,
p. 192
112
General Leslie R. Groves,
Now It Can Be Told, The Story of the Manhattan Project
(Da Capo Press 1962 paperback) p. 72
114
Jeffrey T. Richelson,
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p. 27
115
Now It Can Be Told, The Story of the Manhattan Project
, p. 199
116
Daniel J. Kevles,
Heisenberg’s Uncertainties
(The New Yorker, 1993)
117
Physics and Beyond,
p. 188
118
Heisenberg’s War,
p. 60
119
Jeremy Bernstein,
Hitler’s Uranium Club, The Secret Recordings at Farm Hall
(Copernicus Books 1957), p. 44
120
Spying on the Bomb
p. 29
124
Spying on the Bomb
p.34
126
Heisenberg’s War
(hard cover) p. 22
127
Amir D. Aczel,
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The Scientific Rivalry That Created the Nuclear Age
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128
Heisenberg’s War
, p
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255
131
Robert S. Norris,
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(Steerforth Press 2002), p. 284
132
The First War of Physics
, p. 216
133
Neal Bascomb,
The Winter Fortress, The Epic Mission to Sabotage Hitler’s Atomic Bomb
, (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 2016) p. 269
134
Virus House
p. 241–242, 246
136
The Winter Fortress
, p. 60
137
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
p. 514
139
The Winter Fortress
, p. 306
140
Racing for the Bomb
, p. 291–292
141
Heisenberg’s War
p. 267
142
Heisenberg’s War,
p. 5
146
Racing for the Bomb,
p. 364
147
Implosion Becomes a Necessity
(The Manhattan Project, an interactive history, U.S. Department of Energy, Office of History and Heritage Resources)
148
S.L. Sanger, Craig Wollner,
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(Continuing Education Press, School of Extended Studies, Portland State University 1995)
149
Racing for the Bomb
, p. 221
150
American Prometheus
p. 281
152
Critical Assembly, A Technical History of Los Alamos during the Oppenheimer Years, 1943–1945
153
The Winter Fortress
, p. 311
154
Nazis Have Atom Bomb, Stockholm Report Declares
, The Minneapolis Star, October 3, 1944, p. 7
155
Nazis’ New ‘V-2’ Bomb a Failure According to Report of Witness,
The Ottawa Journal, October 5, 1944, p. 2
156
Paris Delivered
, British Pathé Gazette Newsreel
157
Now It Can Be Told
, p. 193
158
From Hiroshima to the Moon
, p. 232
160
American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Archives, Samuel Goudsmit Papers, Box 25, Folder 03, Alsos – travel and other orders and receipts with some Goudsmit correspondence, 1942–1945
167
From Hiroshima to the Moon
, p. 230–231
169
American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Archives, Sub Series A, ALSOS Mission Material, Box 25, Folder 05, letter to wife, December 10, 1944
170
Heisenberg’s War,
p. 371
172
Niels Bohr Archives, ALSOS Mission Material, Box 25, Folder 05, Letter to Wife, December 10, 1944
173
Heisenberg’s War,
p. 371
176
Hitler’s Uranium Club
, p. xxv
180
Heisenberg’s War
, p. 376
182
Spying on the Bomb
, p. 37
183
Heisenberg’s War
, p. 402
185
The First War of Physics
, p. 278
187
Heisenberg’s War
, p. 403
189
Racing for the Bomb
p. 368
193
Colonel Boris T. Pash,
The Alsos Mission
(Award books 1969 paperback), p. 229
194
Now It Can Be Told
, p. 243
195
The Alsos Mission
, p. 239
197
Physics and Beyond,
p. 191
198
Heisenberg’s War,
p. 294
203
Heisenberg’s War
, p. 426
205
Universal Newsreel: Nazi Murder Mills (First Newsreel Pictures of Nazi Death Camps)
206
Heisenberg’s War
, p. 326
209
The Curve of Binding Energy
, p. 81
210
Jennet Conant,
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211
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
, p. 543
212
The General and the Bomb
, p. 203
213
Racing for the Bomb
, p. 371
215
Lillian Hoddeson, Paul WE. Henriksen, Roger A. Meade & Catherine Westfall,
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216
Hitler’s Uranium Club
p. 319
218
Victor Weisskopf,
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(Plunkett Lake Press 2013) location 1037
219
Hitler’s Uranium Club
, p. xviii
223
Hitler’s Uranium Club
, p. 96, 98
228
John Hersey,
Hiroshima
(Vintage Books 1973), p. 2–4
230
Major General Charles W. Sweeney, U.S.A.F. (Ret.) with James Atonucci and Marion K. Antonucci,
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231
David Bodanis,
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, (A Berkley Book 2001) p. 166–169
232
The Avalon Project: The Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Chapter 7 – The Attacks
(Yale Law School, Lillian Goldman Law Library)
233
David McCullough,
Truman (Simon & Schuster 1992)
p. 457
234
American Prometheus
, p. 315
238
Heisenberg’s War,
p. 437
239
Now it Can Be Told
, p. 338
241
Hitler’s Uranium Club
, p. 116
245
Beyond Uncertainty
, p. 376–378
248
Harry S. Truman Presidential Library, August 6, 1945 (Statement by the President Announcing the Use of the A-Bomb at Hiroshima)
249
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
, p. 605
250
The Pope of Physics
, p. 269
251
Atoms in the Family
, p. 244
253
ALSOS
, p. xxxv–xxxvi
256
Beyond Uncertainty
, p. 381
257
The First War of Physics
, p. 111
258
Heisenberg’s War
, p. 133
259
The First War of Physics
, p. 126
261
Heisenberg’s War
, p. 137
262
Niels Bohr Library Archives, Samuel Goudsmit Papers, (Box 10, Folder 95, Heisenberg Werner: Correspondence 1940–1954)
265
Albert Speer
, Inside the Third Reich Memoirs
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266
Mark Walker,
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267
Brighter than A Thousand Suns
, p. 105
268
Heisenberg’s War
, p. 459
270
Nazi Science: Myth, Truth and the German Atomic Bomb
, p. 259