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The Russian-A(merican) Bomb: The Role of Espionage in the Soviet Atomic Bomb Project

Michael I. Schwartz

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There was no “Russian ” atomic bomb. There only was an American one, masterfully discovered by Soviet spies.”1 This claim echoes a new theme in Russia regarding

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There was no “Russian ” atomic bomb. There only was an American one, masterfully discovered by Soviet spies.”1 This claim echoes a new theme in Russia regarding

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There was no “Russian ” atomic bomb. There only was an American one, masterfully discovered by Soviet spies.”1 This claim echoes a new theme in Russia regarding

Key concepts: Espionage, Nuclear weapon, Political science, State (computer science), Glory, World War II, Law, Physics

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