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Atomic Bombs

Dr. Philip Morrison
Explains the Horror
of the Bomb

• Newsweek Magazine, 1945 •


“The Senate special committee on atomic energy had heard both pros and cons on atomic energy control. Last week it heard another kind of testimony – a terrifying eyewitness account by Dr. Philip Morrison, nuclear physicist of the Los Alamos atomic bomb laboratory, [who] spoke of the effects on Hiroshima.”

“The atomic bomb is a weapon of saturation. It destroys so quickly and so completely such a large area that defense is hopeless. Leadership and organization are gone. Key personnel are killed. With the fire stations wrecked and firemen burned, how [can you] control a thousand fires? With the doctors dead and the hospitals smashed, how [can you] treat a quarter of a million injured?”

Read Black Lessons of the Bomb<br>(Newsweek Magazine, 1945) for Free
US Senator Eugene Milikin Senate special committee on atomic energy 1945chairman of the 1945 Senate special committee on atomic energy1945 case against nuclear proliferationnuclear energy debated on capitol hill 1945horrors of atomic bomb attack explained to american senators 1945

Dr. Philip Morrison[br] Explains the Horror [br]of the Bomb

Dr. Philip Morrison[br] Explains the Horror [br]of the Bomb

Dr. Philip Morrison[br] Explains the Horror [br]of the Bomb

US Senator Eugene Milikin Senate special committee on atomic energy 1945chairman of the 1945 Senate special committee on atomic energy1945 case against nuclear proliferationnuclear energy debated on capitol hill 1945horrors of atomic bomb attack explained to american senators 1945
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