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What effect did Einstein's letter have on the world's history

Posted by Krishan Dev 4 years, 9 months ago

CBSE > Class 09 > English Lang & Lit. (184)

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Ashmita Das 4 years, 9 months ago

Einstein was requested by a colleague and so, he wrote a letter to the President of America, Franklin D. Roosevelt on 2nd August 1939. He warned him that the atomic bomb which was developed by Germany was very powerful. If one of these bombs exploded on any port, it would not only destroy the area, but also it would destroy the surrounding territory. This shows Einstein’s humanitarian quality. He wanted good for the people, he wanted peace in the world. That is why, he wrote his concern to the president of America and warned him. Albert Einstein’s letter had an impact on Franklin D.

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Gaurav Seth 4 years, 9 months ago

Albert Einstein was requested by a colleague and so, he wrote a letter to the President of America, Franklin D. Roosevelt on 2nd August 1939. He warned him that the atomic bomb which was developed by Germany was very powerful. If one of these bombs exploded on any port, it would not only destroy the area, but also it would destroy the surrounding territory. This shows Einstein’s humanitarian quality. He wanted good for the people, he wanted peace in the world. That is why, he wrote his concern to the president of America and warned him. Albert Einstein’s letter had an impact on Franklin D. Roosevelt.

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