Powszechnie znany jest fakt, iż sekrety dotyczące produkcji bomby atomowej wykradli sowieccy szpiedzy proweniencji żydowskiej, zainstalowani w kluczowych miejscach projektu Manhattan.
Jednym z nich, do tej pory właściwie nieznanym był niejaki George Koval - o którym traktuje podlinkownay materiał weryfikacyjny z Times of Israel. Zainteresowanym, polecam go wnikliwej lekturze - pozwalając sobie na finalną konstatację o łatwowierności i głupocie Amerykanów, którzy nie przeswietlili należycie przeszłości Kovala, dzięki czemu mógł on bezkarnie szpiegować dla Sowietów a później bez problemów do nich wyjechać.



In 1948, FBI head J. Edgar Hoover was sharply focused on the Communist Party of the USA to root out Russian espionage — and with his attention concentrated there, missed the escape of a highly accomplished Soviet spy hiding in plain sight.Born into a Jewish family that had immigrated from czarist Russia to the United States, George Koval habitually joined groups and clubs — a bowling league, bridge-playing circles, an honorary fraternity of electrical engineers. He also joined the US Army and conducted top-secret work at two locations of the Manhattan Project, which developed the atomic bombs that exploded over Japan in 1945.In 1949, the year after Koval’s return to the USSR, the Soviets successfully and shockingly detonated their own atomic bomb.

"Returning to the US, Koval enrolled at Columbia University, which at that time was becoming a nexus for some of the top academics who would work on the Manhattan Project. Drafted into the US Army, he took advantage of a government program that recruited individuals with scientific and technical knowledge for the top-secret, multi-location attempt to invent an atomic bomb. Soon, Koval was driving a Jeep and working at top-secret locations in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and Dayton, Ohio, penning papers about safety techniques while keeping his eyes open about nuclear fission and the use of radium and polonium to make the bomb.“We’re talking about a period of time when George Koval was in the US as a Red Army military-trained spy with full US security clearance,” Hagedorn said.According to Hagedorn, there were multiple reasons for Koval’s going undetected. There was a need for his scientific expertise, she said, and the Soviet Union was then a US ally. Koval’s background growing up in the Midwest also helped him blend in."

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