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From a laboratory discovery in Berlin in 1938 to the destruction of two cities in 1945, and the nuclear age that
followed, told through J. Robert Oppenheimer and the people around him. Eleven chapters, rebuilt on real terrain from
historical records.
Some chapters describe the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the human cost of nuclear weapons; a notice appears before them.
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