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Who: Robert Oppenheimer
When: 1942
What: The U.S. government hired Robert Oppenheimer to build the atomic bomb. At first, there were a few problems, including his connections to the Communist Party, which could be considered treason. He convinced the government that he was not a communist and started work on the Manhattan Project in 1942.

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Who: USA and Team of Scientists
When: 1942-1945
What: Oppenheimer and his team start work on building the bomb. They are working in a center in Los Alamos. This marks the real start of the construction of the bomb.

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Who: USA and Team of Scientists
When: 1942-1945
What: Robert Oppenheimer and his team turn the tides of the war by building the first atomic bomb. They utilized uranium fission to create a huge explosion. The bomb is not yet ready to drop, but they will test it, and soon after, drop it.  This gave hope to the U.S.

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Who: USA
When: July 16, 1945
What: The bomb is tested and is described as beautiful and horrifying at the same time.  It demonstrates that the US has the capability to win the war.

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Who: USA
When: August 6, 1945
What: The atomic bomb was dropped over Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945, killing nearly every person within 1,000 yards in all directions. This event shocked the whole world and scared people. No one had seen such a weapon before, which solidified America as the most powerful nation.

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Who: USA and Japan
When: September 2, 1945
What: Japan surrendered to the US on September 2, 1945, basically ending WWII. This was a massive victory for the USA because it asserted our dominance over the rest of the world.

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Who: Klaus Fuchs
When: 1945
What: Klaus, a theoretical physicist, and atomic spy, working at Los Alamos, stole the secret plans for the bomb and gave them to Russia. The first Russian test was on August 29, 1949.

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Who: Klaus Fuchs
When: December 21, 1949
What: It was discovered that Klaus Fuchs was a Russian spy and had been handing the Soviets secrets throughout the war. He was later sentenced to only 14 years in prison due to Great Britain's treason laws, thus avoiding life in prison.  He died in 1988.

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Who: Robert Oppenheimer
When: 1954
Why: Oppenheimer was fired from the Manhattan Project because the US Government believed he was not loyal and that he was a member of the Communist Party.

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Who: USA and Russia
When: October 10, 1963
Why: There were too many bombs being created, so treaties were formed to limit where you are allowed to test bombs.