Klaus Fuchs: The Man Who Stole the Atom Bomb by Norman Moss
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Overview: German-born Klaus Fuchs escaped the Nazi regime in 1933 and sought refuge in Britain.
Regarded as a genius, the introverted physics student hid his communist beliefs from his peers.
The scientist’s brilliance led to his recruitment, by the British, to develop the secret atom bomb project. At this point, Fuchs turned spy and began to pass on nuclear research secrets to the Soviet Regime.
As time passed, the refugee’s sense of loyalty to his friends and Britain led to him to doubt his actions and he reported less information to Russia.
The British arrested Fuchs in 1950, after the FBI had decoded his Soviet messages. In August 1988, the Russians acknowledged for the first time the key role that Fuchs played in the building of their first atomic bomb.
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
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Requirements: .ePUB reader, 292 KB
Overview: German-born Klaus Fuchs escaped the Nazi regime in 1933 and sought refuge in Britain.
Regarded as a genius, the introverted physics student hid his communist beliefs from his peers.
The scientist’s brilliance led to his recruitment, by the British, to develop the secret atom bomb project. At this point, Fuchs turned spy and began to pass on nuclear research secrets to the Soviet Regime.
As time passed, the refugee’s sense of loyalty to his friends and Britain led to him to doubt his actions and he reported less information to Russia.
The British arrested Fuchs in 1950, after the FBI had decoded his Soviet messages. In August 1988, the Russians acknowledged for the first time the key role that Fuchs played in the building of their first atomic bomb.
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
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