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130,000 Workers, 3 Secret Cities: How America Won Nuclear Race in Just 4 Years (Relaxing History)

Discover the incredible untold story of the Manhattan Project - the top-secret mission that transformed America into the world's first nuclear superpower in just 4 years! From Einstein's warning letter to President Roosevelt to the atomic bombs that ended WWII, this is the complete story of how 130,000 workers in 3 secret cities changed the course of human history.
🔬 What You'll Learn:

How scientists discovered nuclear fission in 1938
Einstein's crucial letter that started America's atomic program
The race against Nazi Germany's nuclear scientists
Inside the 3 secret cities: Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, and Hanford
The Trinity test - humanity's first nuclear explosion
The decision to drop atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
How the Cold War nuclear arms race began
America's journey to 31,000+ nuclear warheads

⚛️ Key Moments:
00:00 - Introduction: The Discovery Era (1895-1930)
06:04 - The Race Begins (1930-1939)
13:45 - Manhattan Project Launch (1940-1942)
21:33 - Building the Bomb (1943-1944)
32:18 - Trinity Test (1945)
41:16 - Hiroshima & Nagasaki (August 1945)
50:33 - Cold War Begins (1945-1949)
56:52 - Hydrogen Bomb Era (1950-1960)
1:05:54 - Nuclear Crises (1960-1970)
1:14:45 - Modern Nuclear Age (1970-Present)

This documentary covers the complete timeline from early atomic research to today's nuclear challenges. Learn about the scientists, spies, and political leaders who shaped the atomic age, and discover how nuclear weapons continue to influence global politics today.

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Sources and Further Reading:

Richard Rhodes – The Making of the Atomic Bomb
A comprehensive historical narrative.

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and presents historical facts about nuclear weapons development.