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The Bomb
The spy who changed history and a great-aunt's double life. In season one we met the scientist who might have stopped the atomic bomb. In season two we meet the man who stole it.
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4.6 stars from 3,146 ratings
This podcast is a disgrace to Leo Szilards legacy . He was a brilliant man whose genius greatly benefited our world today. This podcast is a sad, pathetic attempt of a 12 year old girl to revise history and make her grandfather seem like a man who desperately wanted to stop the atomic bomb from...Read full review »
Dipsh**s via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/20/23
idk how much work goes into a masterpiece like this or the „lazard heizt“ but keep the good work up! thank you BBC
Max Newbie via Apple Podcasts · Germany · 03/08/23
WOW.
This is incredible. Unbelievably information I don’t think I’ve ever heard. I feel bad for Leo Szilard, once he realized it was possible he desperately wanted to keep it for good and it was all taken away and he was left broken. Fuchs is an interesting character
BianchiGirll via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/08/23
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