Sentence examples for soviet bombs from inspiring English sources
But Freeman Dyson, reviewing the biography in The New York Review of Books, asks how much rogue physicists like Pontecorvo really mattered: "Perhaps the spies accelerated the production of the first Soviet bombs by two or three years, but those bombs soon became obsolete and were superseded by new designs invented without the help of spies".
Most notably it accelerated certain seismic cultural shifts born of the cold war and the civil rights era by creating the means by which middle-class families would flee perceived urban threats — racial friction, potential Soviet bombs — for the supposed security of the suburbs.
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So what was the Soviet bomb of 1953?
In its early years the greatest Fighter for Peace, according to Soviet propaganda, was a certain Josef Stalin, and the Soviet Peace Campaign always approved of the Soviet bomb.
They were camping out in the ruins of their old house, destroyed more than 20 years ago in Soviet bombing raids.
He had nightmares about a Soviet bomb; he had fears that he might be kidnapped, and alternative fears that he had already been kidnapped without his knowing.
This is a book full of great details, like the importance of German uranium to the Soviet bomb effort, and the early technologies explored by the Americans as they sought a way to detect an eventual Soviet detonation.
In particular, his role became known after he wrote an article in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (May 1993) that described the story of the Soviet bomb's creation.
I remember the stink of damp corduroy and the feel of a wedgie as I dived under my desk after my fifth-grade teacher at Public School 139 in Rego Park, Queens, shouted, "Duck and cover!" in rehearsal for the Soviet bomb.
"Now that we have our government, it is a sign that terrorists are eliminated and there is calm in Afghanistan," said Rabazad, 25, an ethnic Tajik who was injured by a Soviet bomb when he was 4. "This is good.
