Physicist involved in Manhattan Project calls for removal of all nuke arms

Physicist involved in Manhattan Project calls for removal of all nuke arms

Benjamin Bederson, professor emeritus at New York University and physicist involved in the Manhattan Project to develop the world's first atomic bombs, calls for the elimination of all nuclear weapons in the future during an interview with Kyodo News in the U.S. city on March 26, 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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