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Atomic Bombs

The Development of
the Atomic Bomb

• Yank, 1945 •


This magazine article appeared four weeks after the dramatic finish of the bloodiest war in history, and tells the tale of the research and development that went into the creation of the Atomic Bomb.

“The story behind the atomic bomb is a detective story with no Sherlock Holmes for a hero. The number of scientists who took part in the search was without parallel… The dramatic story begins with Dr. Lise Meitner (1878 – 1968), a woman scientist and director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute in Berlin. In 1938 Dr. Meitner is bombarding uranium atoms with neutrons and then submitting the uranium to chemical analysis. To her amazement…”

Read How The Atomic Bomb Was Developed<br>(Yank, 1945) for Free
Dr. Enrico Fermi and atomic researchDr Otto Robert Frisch and atomic researchDr John Dunning and atomic researchDr Niels Bohr and atomic researchDr. Lise Meitner and atomic researchDr Otto Hahn and atomic researchDr Dr F Strassmann and atomic researchManhattan Project history article 1945story of the Atomic Bomb Yank Magazine 1945Nuremberg Laws chase German Scientists Out of Germany 1938

The Development of[BR] the Atomic Bomb

The Development of[BR] the Atomic Bomb

The Development of[BR] the Atomic Bomb

The Development of[BR] the Atomic Bomb

The Development of[BR] the Atomic Bomb

The Development of[BR] the Atomic Bomb

The Development of[BR] the Atomic Bomb

Dr. Enrico Fermi and atomic researchDr Otto Robert Frisch and atomic researchDr John Dunning and atomic researchDr Niels Bohr and atomic researchDr. Lise Meitner and atomic researchDr Otto Hahn and atomic researchDr Dr F Strassmann and atomic researchManhattan Project history article 1945story of the Atomic Bomb Yank Magazine 1945Nuremberg Laws chase German Scientists Out of Germany 1938
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