The code breakers of the past always astound me just in the fact there wasn’t a computer to highlight lines of code that match they are seeing and finding copies. All those numbers would just blur into 1 giant number to me
Best kept secret 🤫 on the planet 🌎 You build a town with with thousands of people and local citizens working there. It’s hard enough to keep a secret between two people 😂
I think General MacArthur might have got his mad way if the Soviets didn’t have the bomb during the Korean War. Instead he was dragged home in disgrace for putting the world at risk.
The British used a term "tanks" for armoured weaponry, the Germans called their heavy artillery types "Geräte" like a device. History is an epic portrait of greed full of double-meaning words and sentences.
Personally, I can't understand why such bombs were ever made knowing the approx number of deaths & injuries each was capable of inflicting! And then to drop two....beyond human!
The Soviets in the 20s and 30s created a network of agents in the environment of (future) nuclear physicists, so in the beginning of the 40s Stalin was fully aware of potential power of atom.
too bad Fuchs and crew didn't know how awful the Soviet Union was, commie in name only, but your basic dystopian/slave state. But they were naive and eventually suffered for it.
It did turn out some of the accused were really communist agents. Read the Sword & the Shield. The Rosenbergs were actually Soviet agents according to post Cold War information from the former Soviet Union.
It would have been helpful to include with regard to the second bomb on Japan, that (after being warned the first one would be bad) the Japanese were warned AGAIN and implored to surrender to avoid the destructive force. They refused. The U.S. had a third ready to go.
Thats why Stalin was so annoyed at Potsdam. He knew that he was being kept out of the loop. The US got a hell of a fright in 1949. Werent expecting it.
This was one of the best docs I've seen on this subject.
Very, very interesting. Thanks for this brilliant video
Declassified documents are always so interesting! Thanks for making this documentary 🙏
My name Mai
Would love to see all JFK documents declassified
What an intriguing and captivating documentary this is.
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simply superb. hats off to the creators of this documentary. great job folks.
The code breakers of the past always astound me just in the fact there wasn’t a computer to highlight lines of code that match they are seeing and finding copies. All those numbers would just blur into 1 giant number to me
I and know idea it was to this extent. Thanks for sharing.
👍Keep em coming. ✊ "What we don't know keeps the contracts alive and moving."
Hats off
Very interesting, And scary.
Best kept secret 🤫 on the planet 🌎
You build a town with with thousands of people and local citizens working there. It’s hard enough to keep a secret between two people 😂
Operation Enormous... sounds like Spy Comedy movie...
That's what she said
How does the recipient know where to add the 1's?
this was an excellent doc. And would make a great movie: Oppenheimer 2 - Get Fuch'd 🤭
Fuch deserves his own movie
188? Nickola Tesla Arrived in America? He died 1943 & the war ended 1945?
It’s kind of hypocritical that we have and continue to spy as much as the next guy.
Remember this was written by the winners.
This is why one should always live long enough for what events happened when younger you get to see the unredacted declassified documents.
I think General MacArthur might have got his mad way if the Soviets didn’t have the bomb during the Korean War. Instead he was dragged home in disgrace for putting the world at risk.
All of these spies look 10 years older than their actual age lol
Germany had already detonated two nuclear devices in Europe before this.
We didn't call it " the Bomb " for security reasons we called it " The Gadget "
Now that's the way you throw the dogs off track! 🤔🤦
The British used a term "tanks" for armoured weaponry, the Germans called their heavy artillery types "Geräte" like a device.
History is an epic portrait of greed full of double-meaning words and sentences.
Personally, I can't understand why such bombs were ever made knowing
the approx number of deaths & injuries each was capable of inflicting!
And then to drop two....beyond human!
I bet you're a liberal.
this is the film that Robert Oppenheimer evolved as the leading GOAT of Nuclear Physicist .
Too many ads. Ruins it.
I’m in Russia. No advertisements here :-)
Truman should of told Stalin to surrender unconditionaly. But they didn;t know the Ruskie were also working on the bomb
The Soviets in the 20s and 30s created a network of agents in the environment of (future) nuclear physicists, so in the beginning of the 40s Stalin was fully aware of potential power of atom.
Russia Britain and the US were allies in war at the time; not an enemy
Peter Wrights Spycatcher is fascinating. Read it.
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too bad Fuchs and crew didn't know how awful the Soviet Union was, commie in name only, but your basic dystopian/slave state. But they were naive and eventually suffered for it.
And koval who worked at oak ridge was not mentioned.
Also Ted Hall
@@colinstewart1432 correct and Saville sacks his accomplice.
So Senator Joseph McCarthy was not entirely wrong.
Not entirely
No, but he absolutely realized how he could utilize calling all his enemies communist spies in order to progress his own career.
Totally wrong.
He gave cover to the actual spies with his idiotic attempt to smear all political enemies.
Exactly!
It did turn out some of the accused were really communist agents. Read the Sword & the Shield. The Rosenbergs were actually Soviet agents according to post Cold War information from the former Soviet Union.
Klaus's last name is hilarious
Racist
The music is awful.
Most Los Alamos top scientists were Jewish. All spies were Jews. What an extraordinary nation!
never trust J_ws
They help establish nuclear balance which avoided nuclear catastrophe.
Read : " From Major Jordan]s Diaries"
It would have been helpful to include with regard to the second bomb on Japan, that (after being warned the first one would be bad) the Japanese were warned AGAIN and implored to surrender to avoid the destructive force. They refused. The U.S. had a third ready to go.
Wow, for being a "professional" narrator, he sure has some very strange ways of pronouncing certain words!
Thats why Stalin was so annoyed at Potsdam. He knew that he was being kept out of the loop. The US got a hell of a fright in 1949. Werent expecting it.
@ben-jam-in6941 Not really. He was told about a new weapon, but given no details. He already knew from Project Enormous that it was a nuclear device.
Can you imagine if Biden in the state he’s in today was the US president during these times 😂
Reagan had dementia at exactly the same stage of his presidency.
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we did not use the word uranium , we called it the gadged hahahhah not suss att all
How quick the 🐀 ratts turn on one another
This pronunciation of the words 'Los Alamos' makes my ears hurt.
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Cresce!
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