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Here, 12 books to watch if Oppenheimer peaked your interest in the atomic bomb—including the 700-page biography that Nolan based his film on.

The Atomic Bombs’ Forgotten Korean Victims Survivors of the nuclear blasts in Hiroshima and Nagasaki are still fighting for recognition.

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You talk in your book about how Oppenheimer believed that using the atomic bomb could end all wars because people would see how terrible it was. Yes, they do capture this in the movie.

For decades, Americans have been able to keep a comfortable distance from the disturbing visuals captured after the dropping of atomic bombs on Japan.

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The distinctive "mushroom cloud" of an atomic bomb rises over the earth with heat so searing it instantly turns human skin into char. This is the terrifying scenario laid out in the new book ...

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