During the period of American nuclear monopoly, American scientists leaked nuclear information to the Soviet Union. What happened to them?

From the time the Americans dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to the end of 1949, the Soviet Union declared that it had successfully possessed nuclear weapons. The United States has a four-year nuclear monopoly period, and only the United States has nuclear weapons in the world.

1945 the atomic bomb exploded over Nagasaki.

In a way, these four years can be said to be the most dangerous period in the world. At that time, nuclear weapons were the exclusive toys of the United States. If President Truman really smoked his brains, maybe there are stars and stripes all over the world now.

After all, by 1949, before the Soviet Union embraced nuclear weapons, the United States had accumulated as many as 235 atomic bombs in four years!

The United States, which occupied a nuclear monopoly position, neither the steel torrent of the Soviet Union nor the surviving Western Europe of Germany could stop the United States at that time.

Hiroshima, Japan ravaged by nuclear explosion

It was not until the Soviet Union embraced nuclear weapons that the terrible nuclear monopoly of American imperialism ended and the world pattern returned to a relatively balanced state.

But has anyone ever wondered why the Soviet Union could build an atomic bomb in just four years?

I don't want to beat around the bush. The Soviet Union can build an atomic bomb in just four years. With the help of a group of heroes buried behind history, they are atomic spies.

Atomic spy is not the title of a person, but the floorboard of a group of heroes.

Who is the atomic spy? How did they help the Soviet Union develop nuclear weapons in just four years? The author will tell you the answer to all this.

Me: A group of lovely idealists.

After World War II, the United States was the only country in the world that possessed nuclear weapons.

Naming? Little boy? Atomic bomb

This has caused many scientists who have participated in the Manhattan Project to know how powerful nuclear weapons are. If the United States uses this weapon against the Soviet Union or other countries, they will have no power to fight back, and the world may be the master of the country from now on.

At that time, although the Soviet Union was eager to see American nuclear weapons, the protection level of the Manhattan Project in the United States was too high, and even a large number of spies planted by the Soviet Union in the United States before the Manhattan Project began failed to obtain key information.

It is not impossible for the Soviet Union to independently develop atomic bombs like the United States, but first, the time may be extended indefinitely, and the lack of natural uranium ore in China also makes many Soviet scientists unable to start.

At this moment, when the Soviet Union was in trouble on the nuclear weapons research and development project, a group of lovely idealists extended a helping hand to the Soviet Union.

They are the first-hand participants in the Manhattan project, a group of great scientists, the so-called? Atomic spy? Atomic spy.

Ⅱ: Assistance of atomic spies

Something happened at the time? Lighthouse of democracy? It's the Soviet Union, not today's American imperialists.

For many scientists and even ordinary people at that time, the theory of the Soviet Union was attractive enough, which also made many scientists willing to contribute to the development of the Soviet Union for free.

At that time, many scientists who had experienced the Manhattan Project were worried that the United States would dominate the world with nuclear weapons as a threat.

The world's largest equivalent of nuclear weapons? Tsar Bamba?

For this reason, and in order to make the world more peaceful, they voluntarily sent the top secret information of the Manhattan project to the Soviet Union.

It is with the help of these atomic spies that the Soviet Union's nuclear weapons research and development can be so smooth, and it only took more than four years for the United States to produce an atomic bomb after the nuclear weapons exploded.

Atomic spies secretly provided the Soviet Union with some information about the atomic bomb.

Even exaggerating, the author thinks that without the help of this group of atomic spies, there would be no relatively peaceful world today.

There are many scientists who have contributed to world peace, so the author will use several key figures to let more readers know about this group. Cute? Idealist.

ⅲ: Klaus? Fawkes

There are many atomic spies involved in the Soviet nuclear weapons cause, but Klaus has the greatest influence. Klaus fox.

Klaus when he was young? Fawkes

Klaus fox is a pure idealist. Although he was born in Germany, he was not brainwashed by Nazi theory, but preferred the red ideal of the Soviet Union.

1943, Klaus, who was still engaged in research on the British nuclear weapons program at that time, was invited to the United States to participate in the Manhattan Project.

Klaus mainly participated in the research and refining of uranium raw materials in the Manhattan Project, which happened to be one of the biggest problems faced by the Soviet Union in the atomic bomb project.

The first nuclear explosion test in the United States? Trinity killer. Before that, he began to send information about nuclear weapons to the Soviet Union. It was with Klaus' key information that Stalin, who was far away in Moscow, knew about the US nuclear weapons program earlier than President Truman.

1945 In July, the world's first atomic bomb bloomed in the desert of New Mexico.

However, at that time, the supervision of the Manhattan project in the United States was still very strict, and Klaus could not send more key information to the Soviet Union.

1945, after the United States successfully detonated two atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Crawford continued to join the American hydrogen bomb project team.

However, at this time, the security level of the nuclear weapons program began to decrease, and Crawford was able to start sending more research and development materials to the Soviet Union.

Klaus. Fox's ID photo

During the period of 1946, Crawford was transferred to the British Atomic Laboratory, and successively provided the Soviet Union with the calculation formula and relationship of fission reaction, the schematic diagram of isotope laboratory for producing nuclear weapons, and the specification of atomic bomb payload.

It was with Crawford's help that Soviet scientists who lacked R&D staff and were in trouble with uranium materials quickly produced the atomic bomb.

Klaus (first from left) is taking part in the project discussion.

Without the help of Crawford and a group of atomic spies, the Soviet Union might have to take many detours on the road of nuclear weapons research and development.

Unfortunately, however, Crawford and many atomic spies were soon discovered by the United States.

Ⅳ: Follow-up to Atomic Spy

1949 in the summer, after intercepting some Soviet intelligence information, the FBI found that at least one senior official in the Manhattan Project was providing key information to the Soviet Union.

This is called. Charles. Mr spy (Charles) still works in the atomic laboratory in Haveno, England.

Crawford was finally found out, and he was formally arrested by British Intelligence 5 (MIS) in February 1950.

After being arrested, Britain invaded Crawford? Official secrets act? Crawford was prosecuted for this crime and was finally sentenced to 14 years in prison.

However, because Britain and the Soviet Union were allies at that time, and Britain lacked key evidence, Crawford escaped the accusation of espionage.

He was released after being detained for nine years and four months, and then he chose to emigrate to GDR to continue serving the Soviet Union.

After immigrating to East Germany, Crawford chose to work in the nuclear research center in Dresden, where he spent the rest of his life, and finished his life after 30 years.

Klaus. The tombstone of the fox (19 1 1? 1988)

Of course, it's not just Crawford. Is there Morris in the atomic spy? Cohen, Harry? Kim, david green Glass, Theodore? hall

Photos of an atomic spy after his arrest.

These are a group of great idealists. It is because of their contributions that the nuclear monopoly of the United States was broken and the world was peaceful!

They are probably the most? Cute? A group of people, each of them deserves our respect!