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Nuclear Matters History and Policy 1.1 Overview and
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Document Date: 2011-05-15 14:31:10

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Nagasaki / Hiroshima / Alamagordo / Berlin / Prague / /

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Top Policy Group / /

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America / Europe / /

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Japan / Russia / United States / Soviet Union / Canada / United Kingdom / China / Czech Republic / /

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NPR / /

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Birmingham University / Pearl Harbor / /

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radiological dispersal devices / transportation / peaceful applications / biotechnology development / threat devices / nuclear device / conventional global strike systems / nuclear energy / improvised nuclear devices / energy resources / nuclear explosive device / thermonuclear device / nuclear dangers applications / radiological exposure devices / nuclear weapons infrastructure / /

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seizure / /

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Eventually / Reduced Nuclear Force / Nuclear Matters History Chapter / Nuclear Weapon Directorate / UK government / Birmingham University in England / National Academy of Sciences / Maud Committee / first Maud Committee / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Manhattan Project / United States Army / U.S. military / /

Person

Harry S. Truman / Bockscar / Barack Obama / Franklin D. Roosevelt / Albert Einstein / Otto Frisch / Winston Churchill / Leó Szilárd / Leslie Groves / Enola Gay / /

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primary / /

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Major General / Prime Minister / President / civilian director / non-state actor / /

Product

Enola Gay / Bockscar / B-29 / /

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New Mexico / Manhattan Engineering District / /

Region

Western Europe / /

Technology

nuclear devices / biotechnology / /

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