Hitler's uranium club
Subtitle: the secret recordings at Farm Hall
By: by Jeremy Bernstein ; introduction by David Cassidy.
Publisher: AIP Press
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Woodbury, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 427
Subjects: Atomic bomb -- Germany -- History.; Nuclear weapons -- Germany -- History.; Scientists -- Germany -- Correspondence
Description: September 1939: The Third Reich launches the first military research effort into the viability of producing atomic weapons. For the project, the Nazis bring together an elite team of German scientists, who call themselves "The Uranium Club.".

For students of World War II or the atomic age, or anyone fascinated by the intertwining of science and politics, Hitler's Uranium Club provides an opportunity rare in recorded history: the chance to eavesdrop on pivotal figures in history as they complete one era, come to terms with it, and prepare their strategy for the next.

As noted science historian David Cassidy writes in his introduction, "It is as though these men were lifted out of history at a crucial turning point - from the age of conventional weapons to the nuclear era - placed within a timeless container, and told to discuss their past and future as the recorders roll."
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 403-407) and index.