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The husband and wife who stole the atomic bomb
The truth about the Julius and Ethel Rosenberg case. The only and only book to focus on the Rosenberg case. In the early years of the Cold War and in the atmosphere inflamed by the Korean War, these American communists were sentenced to death for spying for the Soviet Union. The book is dedicated to the reopening of a well-known case, which solves the remaining mysteries and questions about Julius and Ethel Rosenberg The authors of The Husband and Wife Who Stole the Atomic Bomb, Walter and Miriam Schneir, were among the first in 1965 to open the controversial case of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed in 1953 for spying and passing key information about the making of the atomic bomb to the Soviet Union. Thirty years later, the Schneirs dove back into the case, and with the opening of the Soviet archives, the pieces began to fall into place again - and differently. In more than a decade of research, the authors have met with former intelligence officials in Moscow and Prague and studied details recorded in thousands of government documents. So who delivered the secret of the atomic bomb to the Soviet Union? What role did Julius and Ethel Rosenberg play in the case? Was it really the husband and wife who stole the atomic bomb?
Whole description
Specifications
Basic
Author
Walter Schneir
Počet stran
184 pages
Rok vydání
2016
Nakladatel
Cosmopolis
Language
Czech
Format & type of protection
Available format
ePUB, Kindle (Mobi), PDF for ebook readers
Type of protection
Social DRM
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