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, the Chicago ... Fermi left Italy in 1938 to escape new Italian Racial Laws that 
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the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1938 for his discovery of new radioactive elements 
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born in Rome, Italy, on September, 29, 1901, the third child of Alberto and Ida de 
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discovery that radium glows in the dark led to the realization that radioactivity was 
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THIS ITALIAN WON THE 1938 NOBEL PRIZE FOR PHYSICS FOR 
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exist beyond the element up to now held to be the heaviest, namely uranium with 
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acquire a direct knowledge of modern physics beyond the provincial state of 
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not win .... particles in producing radioactive elements because they are not 
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Question: This Italian won the 1938 Physics Award for discovering radioactive elements beyond uranium
Answer: Enrico Fermi