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Fuchs confession and McCarthy's Wheeling speech

1950 · importance 2/5 · ai_extracted

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Tragedy and Hope pp. 796-798 · open book
Klaus Fuchs confessed to atomic espionage in England on January 27th; President Truman ordered work on the H-bomb four days later; and McCarthy made his first accusations at Wheeling nine days after that.

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Start date (EDTF) 1950 End date (EDTF, empty for a point event)

1914 · 1914-07-28 · -0489 (490 BCE) · 1930~ (circa) · 19XX (century) · 197X (decade)

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