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Which president authorized the creation of the atomic bomb?
FDR
What was Franklin D Roosevelt's response to the atomic bomb?
FDR never saw a working atomic bomb, he died before the first ones were built.
What president over saw first atomic bomb?
FDR ordered its development.Truman ordered its use.
Why was FDR's death important to the making of the atomic bomb?
It is thought that he would have nixed the actual usage.
Who dropped th atomic bomb on Japan- said US will lead fight against communism?
FDR
Is the invention of the atomic bomb related to the UN?
Not really.
How was anne frank related to the atomic bomb?
Not at all.
Did albert einstein help with the atomic bomb?
No, he had no involvement whatsoever with the project. Einstein was a pacifist and refused to work on any war related project himself. His only involvement was to sign a letter written by Leo Szilard (the inventor of the atomic bomb) that was delivered to FDR warning of the danger if the Nazis built it and recommending starting a project.
Why didn't roosevelt drop the atomic bomb?
FDR did not live long enough to order the atomic bombing of Japan having passed away April 12, 1945 .
Did president Roosevelt agree with president Truman with dropping the bomb?
Roosevelt made the decision to make the atomic bomb on October 9, 1941.As the Manhattan Project progressed Roosevelt followed developments with the assumption that the atomic bombs would be used "as made ready".Roosevelt died and when Truman is briefed on the atomic bomb he decides to change nothing.After the first two bombs are dropped on Japan and they indicate they will surrender, Truman makes the only decisionentirely his own about the atomic bomb during WW2 and orders the bombing stopped.
When did albert Einstein have the idea of the atomic bomb?
About the time Leo Szilard told him about it and had Einstein sign the letter Szilard had written to FDR.
Why did the inventor of atomic bomb build an atomic bomb and why?
Leo Szilard, the inventor of the atomic bomb (patent GB630726), did not build it himself. He wrote a letter that he had Albert Einstein sign and send to president FDR warning of the potential of atomic bombs and that the Nazis were probably working on them already. If the Nazis got atomic bombs first the Allied cause was lost. FDR authorized funds for a study, the study recommended a full program be begun under direction of the Army. This program became the Manhattan Project, which built the bomb. Leo Szilard was one of hundreds of scientists employed by the Manhattan Project during WW2.
