Tom Paine 1949
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I am curious if Hawk1981 or any other informed person here can estimate how much difference the information provided by the Rosenbergās spying actually mattered. My understanding is that the Soviets would have succeeded building a bomb almost as quickly in any case. After all even the Chinese, under far more primitive conditions and with far fewer resources, built their own bomb.
Was it really true that important āsecretsā of building a bomb were sent by these ā apparently sincere and dedicated ā communist agents to the USSR?
Also, given they were not motivated by cash or self interest but rather some kind of idealism, does anybody know ā or can anybody guess ā what they knew or thought about Stalinās bloody dictatorship, the Moscow Trials, the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact?
Was it really true that important āsecretsā of building a bomb were sent by these ā apparently sincere and dedicated ā communist agents to the USSR?
Also, given they were not motivated by cash or self interest but rather some kind of idealism, does anybody know ā or can anybody guess ā what they knew or thought about Stalinās bloody dictatorship, the Moscow Trials, the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact?