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Nuclear Forces: The Making Of The Physicist Hans Bethe,New Tad James It Is My Attempt ToOn The Fiftieth Anniversary Of Hiroshima, Nobelwinning Physicist Hans Bethe Called On His Fellow Scientists To Stop Working On Weapons Of Mass Destruction. What Drove Bethe, The Head Of Theoretical Physics At Los Alamos During The Manhattan Project, To Renounce The Weaponry He Had Once Worked So Tirelessly To Create? That Is One Of The Questions Answered By Nuclear Forces, A Riveting Biography Of Bethes Early Life And Development As Both A Scientist