Titlebook: British Scientists and the Manhattan Project; The Los Alamos Years Ferenc Morton Szasz Book 1992 Ferenc Morton Szasz 1992 atomic bomb.cultu

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The British Mission at Los Alamos: The Social Dimension, the California Limited in Chicago and disembarked at Lamy, New Mexico (the closest railway station to Los Alamos), about ten miles from Santa Fe. They then were met by car, usually driven by a WAC, and taken to 109 East Palace Avenue in Santa Fe. There they were introduced to Dorothy McKibben, who

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The Aftermath,rgy Act in 1946 revitalized it with the creation of a new structure, the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC). The AEC officially took over on January 1, 1947. During this eighteen-month period, General Groves presided as best as he could over a sprawling, disintegrating organization. Much to his dismay,

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The Strange Tale of Klaus Fuchs,old word in 1950 when he was exposed as a Soviet agent. Thanks to the recent declassification of FBI documents on the case, the public has more data on Fuchs than on any of the other “Atomic spies.” In spite of this information, however, Klaus Fuchs remains almost as much an enigma today as he was t

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The British Mission and the Postwar Nuclear Culture,ve dealt with the theme have fallen back on generalities. Stephane Groueff, for example, termed the British/American Los Alamos collaboration “perfect,” and the overall British Mission contribution “inestimable.”. Andrew Pierre suggested that their main contribution lay in “uncommensurables,” such a

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Varieties of the British Mission Experience,rience, they held far from identical views on the major issues of the day. In fact, the British scientists eventually fanned across the entire political spectrum: from the bulwarks of the Anglo-Australian nuclear establishment to Soviet agent, with the majority falling somewhere in between.

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