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HITLiilR'S TJRANIir-I CLUB Second Edition The Secret Recordings nt Parra Hall JER-iMY BERNSTEIN' with an Introduction by David Cassldy llil STO 3 1833 03922 7506 WITHDRAWN HITLER'S URANIUM CLUB DER FARMHALLER NOBELPREIS-SONG (Melodie:StudioofseinerReis) Detainedsincemorethanhalfayear Einjederweiss,dasUnglueckkam SindHahnundwirinFarmHallhier. InfolgesplittingvonUran, UndfragtmanwerisSchulddaran Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran, SoistdieAntwort:OnoHahn. SoistdieAntwon:OttoHahn. Therealreasonnebenbei Dieenergymachtalleswaermer. Istweilweworkedonnuclei. OnlydieSchwedenwerdenaermer. Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran, Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran. SoistdieAntwon:OttoHahn. SoistdieAntwon:OnoHahn. DienucleiwarenfuerdenKrieg AufakademischesGeheiss UndfuerdenallgemeinenSieg. KriegtDeutschlandeinenNobel-Preis. Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran. Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran. SoistdieAntwon:OnoHahn. SoistdieAntwon:OnoHahn. Wieistdasmoeglich,fragtmansich. InOxfordStreet,dalebteinWesen, Thestoryseemswunderlich. Diewirddasheut'mitThraenenlesen. Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran. SoistdieAntwon:OnoHahn. SoistdieAntwon:OnoHahn. DieFeldherrn,Staatschefs,Zeitungsknaben, Esfehltedamalsnureinatom, IhneverydayimMundehaben. Haettergesagt:Imarryyoumadam. Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran. Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran. SoistdieAntwort:OttoHahn. SoistdieAntwon:OnoHahn. Eventhesweetheartsintheworld(s) Diesistnurunsre-ersteFeier, Sienennensichjetzt: "Atom-girls." IchglaubdieSachewirdnochteuer, Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran. Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran, SoistdieAntwort:OttoHahn. SoistdieAntwon:OttoHahn. VerliertmanjetztsoseineWetten, UndkommenwirausdiesemBau, Soheisst'syoudidn'tsplittheatom. Wehope,we'llbequiteluck)'now. Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran. Undfragtman,weristSchulddaran, SoistdieAntwort:OttoHahn. StetsistdieAntwon:OnoHahn. THE FARM HALL NOBEL PRIZE SONG (Melody: StudioofseinerReis) SungbyKurtDiebnerandKarlWirtzatthecelebrationdinnerontheoccasionofthe awardoftheNobelPrizeforChemistrytoOttoHahn(seeAppendixtoFarmHallReport18). Detainedsincemorethanhalfayear. Oh,whatmiseryhascome AreHahnandweinFarmHallhere. Fromsplittingofuranium. Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame, Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame. OttoHahnstheculprit'sname. OttoHahn'stheculprit'sname. Therealreason,bytheby. Theenergyremovesthecold; Isweworkedonnuclei. OnlytheSwedeshavelostsomegold. Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame. Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame. OttoHahnstheculprit'sname. OttoHahn'stheculprit'sname. They'reforthewar,thenuclei TheAcademy'sorderisprecise; Andthegeneralvictor)'. AGermanwinstheNobelPrize. Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame. Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame. OttoHahnstheculprit'sname. OttoHahn'stheculprit'sname. Youask,how'sitpossible; InOxfordSteetsomeoneresides Thestor\'seemswonderful. Readingnowwithtearfuleyes. Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame. Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame. OttoHahnstheculprit'sname. OttoHahn'stheculprit'sname. Forgenerals,statesmenjournalists, Lackedasingle,tinyatom Ever)'dayhe'sontheirlips. Forhimtosay:Imarr)'youmadam. Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame, Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame. OttoHahn'stheculprit'sname. OttoHahn'stheculprit'sname. Eventhesweetheartsintheworld{s) We'vebeguntocelebrate: Callthemselvestheatomgirls. Thingswillyetaccelerate. Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame. Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame. OttoHahn'stheculprit'sname. OttoHahn'stheculprit'sname. Laggingwhentheraceisrun We'llleaveheresometime,somehow; Meansyoudidn'tsplittheatom. Wehope,we'llbequiteluckynow. Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame. Ifyouaskwhobearstheblame. OttoHahn'stheculprit'sname. OttoHahn'stheculprit'sname. ExtractsfromErichBagge'sdiaryarefromVonderUranspaltungbisCalderHallbyErichBagge, KurtOiebner,andKennethJay,publishedintheseriesRowohltsDeutscheEnzyklopadie. Copyright©1957byRowohitTaschenbuchVerlagGmbH,Hamburg.Reprintedwithpermission. LettersfromMaxvonLauetoPaulRosbaudreprintedwiththepermissionofTheodoreH.vonLaue. ®2001Springer-VerlagNewYork,Inc. Allrightsreserved. Originallypublished,indifferentform,bytheAmericanInstituteofPhysics,1996. ReproductionortranslationofanypartofthisworkbeyondthatpermittedbySection107or108 ofthe1976UnitedStatesCopyrightactwithoutthepermissionofthecopyrightownerisunlaw- ful.RequestsforpermissionorfurtherinformationshouldbeaddressedtoCopernicusBooks. PublishedintheUnitedStatesbyCopernicusBooks, animprintofSpringer-VerlagNewYork,Inc. AmemberofBertelsmannSpringerScience+BusinessMediaGmbH COPERNICUSBOOKS 37East7thStreet NewYork,NY10003 www.copernicusbooks.com Editor:PaulFarrell ProjectManagement:MareikePaessler BookDesignandProduction:DebWood,MiaIhara,JordanRosenblum,andSaraStemen. LIBRARYOFCONGRESSCATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATIONDATA Bernstein,Jeremy Hitler'suraniumclub:thesecretrecordingsatFarmHall/JeremyBernstein;introduction byDavidCassidy.—Seconded..Rev. p. cm. Includesbibliographicalreferencesandindex. ISBN0-387-95089-3(alk.paper) 1.Atomicbomb—Germany—History. 2.Nuclearweapons—Germany—History. 3.Scientists—Germany—Correspondence I.Title. QC773.3.G3B47 2001 355.8'25119092243-dc21 00-060336 ManufacturedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica. Printedonacid-freepaper. 987654321 ISBN0-387-95089-3 SPIN10772099 1 CONTENTS PrefacetotheRevisedEdition ix PrefacetotheFirstEdition xi IntroductionbyDavidCassidy xvii PROLOGUE:THEURANIUMCLUB 1 BriefChronology 57 CastofCharacters 61 PARTI:SETTLINGIN 63 Preamble(Mayl-July3, 1945) 65 Repon 1 0uly3-18, 1945) TJ Repon2Quly18-31, 1945) 89 Report3(August 1-6, 1945) 107 PARTII:THEBOMBDROPS 113 Repon4(August6-7, 1945) 115 AppendixItoReport4 141 AppendixIItoRepon4 147 PARTIII:PUTTINGTHEPIECESTOGETHER 15 Report5(August8-22, 1945) 153 AppendixtoRepon5 191 PARTIV: LOOKINGTOTHEFUTURE 209 Repon6(August23-September6, 1945) 211 Repon7(September7-13, 1945) 215 Repon8(September 14-15, 1945) 235 8 CONTENTS viii PARTV:LOOKINGTOWARDHOME 245 Report9(September 16-23, 1945) 247 AppendixtoReport9 249 Report 10(September24-30, 1945) 253 AppendixtoReport 10 256 Report11 (October1-7, 1945) 261 Report12(October8-14, 1945) 267 Report14(October14-21, 1945) 269 Report16(October22-28, 1945) 271 Report 16-A(October29-November4, 1945) 273 Repon17(November5-11, 1945) 277 PARTVI:ANOBELFOROTTOHAHN 281 Report18(November12-18, 1945) 283 AppendixtoReport 1 286 Report 19(November19-25, 1945) 303 Report20(November26-December2, 1945) 309 Report21 (December3-9, 1945) 311 Report22(December 10-16, 1945) 313 Report23/24(December17-30, 1945) 315 EPILOGUE:AFTERMATHS 317 AppendixA:Heisenberg'sLecture,February26, 1942 337 TranslationbyWilliamSweet 337 OriginalGermanText 341 AppendbcB:VonLauesLetterstoPaulRosbaud, 1959 349 AppendixC:BBCReport,August6, 1945 357 AppendixD: BiographicalSketchesoftheTenDetainees 363 SelectedBibliography 367 Index 373

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