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... Leo Szilard , a physicist who worked with Einstein in Berlin and who , in 1939 , was to be associated with Einstein in the initial steps toward the production of atomic bombs ( see Chapter IX ) , had conceived of an international scheme ...
... Leo Szilard , a physicist who worked with Einstein in Berlin and who , in 1939 , was to be associated with Einstein in the initial steps toward the production of atomic bombs ( see Chapter IX ) , had conceived of an international scheme ...
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... Leo Szilard also held informal discussions with the Navy ; but on July 10 , 1939 , Ross Gunn , scientific consultant to the Navy , advised Szilard that the Navy did not intend to pursue the matter at that time . Of all the scientists ...
... Leo Szilard also held informal discussions with the Navy ; but on July 10 , 1939 , Ross Gunn , scientific consultant to the Navy , advised Szilard that the Navy did not intend to pursue the matter at that time . Of all the scientists ...
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... Szilard , as Donald Hughes , Joyce Stearns , Eugene Rabi- nowitch , Glenn Seaborg , and J. J. Nickson . 16. The poll ... Leo Szilard , “ A Personal History of the Atomic Bomb , " University of Chicago Round Table , No. 601 ( September 25 ...
... Szilard , as Donald Hughes , Joyce Stearns , Eugene Rabi- nowitch , Glenn Seaborg , and J. J. Nickson . 16. The poll ... Leo Szilard , “ A Personal History of the Atomic Bomb , " University of Chicago Round Table , No. 601 ( September 25 ...
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