For the argument about the American government wanting to show USSR etc. what they could do. It's from the booklet Miss Matthews gave us, in the introduction.
In April 1945, Hungarian scientist Leo Szilard tried to communicate his concern over an imminent arms race ensuing from the bomb, but James F. Byrnes who would soon be secretary of state said that the "United States must test, and if necessary use the new weapon to show both the American and the Russian people the success of the new project."
Friday, May 16, 2008
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