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India Studies in Business and Economicsed by Sir James and Lady Chadwick. Egon Bretscher came in February, 1944 and Rudolf and Genia Peierls shortly thereafter. The team was essentially complete by the fall of 1944, although Canadians Kathleen and J. Carson Mark did not arrive until May of 1945.

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The British Mission at Los Alamos: The Scientific Dimension,ed by Sir James and Lady Chadwick. Egon Bretscher came in February, 1944 and Rudolf and Genia Peierls shortly thereafter. The team was essentially complete by the fall of 1944, although Canadians Kathleen and J. Carson Mark did not arrive until May of 1945.

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India Studies in Business and Economicsed by Sir James and Lady Chadwick. Egon Bretscher came in February, 1944 and Rudolf and Genia Peierls shortly thereafter. The team was essentially complete by the fall of 1944, although Canadians Kathleen and J. Carson Mark did not arrive until May of 1945.

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Richard C. Hula (Associate Professor)rgy Act in 1946 revitalized it with the creation of a new structure, the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC). The AEC officially took over on January 1, 1947. During this eighteen-month period, General Groves presided as best as he could over a sprawling, disintegrating organization. Much to his dismay,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-08891-1 a story of scientists who returned to England to forge the main outlines of the postwar nuclear world. Although they shared a similar Los Alamos experience, they held far from identical views on the major issues of the day. In fact, the British scientists eventually fanned across the entire politic