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=** Bibliography **=


 * Charlotte Sun Newspaper. War Tales. 28 Apr. 2011. 10 Feb. 2012 . This internet article is a secondary source of a Pearl Harbor surivivor. In the article, the survivor explains his experience, and provides pictures of the bombing. It is credible because it was obtained from a newspaper which was published after interviewing the survivor. We used the picture in our project because it gives a picture to explain part of the background of the war. **


 * John Fuller. The German Threat. 26 Mar. 2011. 10 Feb. 2012 . This internet article is a secondary source that explains some of the events leading up to the construction of the atomic bomb. It provides us a picture of Einstein talking with Leo Szilard. We used it for the photo and it is credible because it is posted by howstuffworks.com in the article: How the Manhattan Project worked in the science section. Also it is only the picture of Einstein that we used. **


 * Hairstylearea. Hairstyle pictures - classic medium hairstyles from Albert Einstein in memory. 22 Oct. 2010. 10 Feb. 2012 . This hairstyle website was only used as a secondary source for a picture of Einstien. It provides several pictures of Einstein, and his wacky hair. It is credible because it was only pictures of Einstein. **


 * Answers.com. The V-2 Rocket. 23 Dec. 2011. 10 Feb. 2012 <://www.answers.com/topic/v-2>. This internet article is only a picture of the V-2 rocket. It provides some information on the German rocket and is credible because it is a picture, which is why we used it. **


 * Ronald Clark. Einstein: The Life and Times. :, 1972. This book is a seconday source written by Ronald Clark, an author and former British war correspondent. In this book, Clark gives much information about the life and scientific discoveries by Einstein. I used this source because it directly quotes Einstein’s comments on his “mistake” of telling the U.S. president to construct an atomic bomb. Clark has written over 10 biographies, fiction, and non-fiction books in his career as an author. Doug Long. Albert Einstein and the Atomic Bomb. . 20 Jan. 2012 **

** This internet article is a secondary source written by Douglas De Long, an author, medical intuitive, spiritual teacher, and counsellor. In his article, Long provides information on Einstein’s opinion and contribution to the U.S. construction of the atomic bomb. I used this source because it cites many books and web articles giving Einstein’s believed that the bomb was necessary to win the war, but he considered it one of his greatest mistakes. **
 * Doug Long. Albert Einstein and the Atomic Bomb. . 10 Feb. 2012 . **

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 * Advisory Committee Staff. Project Paperclip. 5 Apr. 1995. 20 Jan. 2012 **


 * This internet article is a secondary source written by the Government Advisory Committee Staff. The website provides a letter from the Advisory Committee Staff to the Members of the Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments, and gives a large amount of interesting information on Japanese plans during WWII in 1945. I used this article because it shows a great example of what would have happened to the U.S. if we hadn’t built the bomb: the Japanese suicide bombing plague infested bombers to San Diego. **


 * "Manhattan Project." Oracle Thinkquest Educational Foundation. ThinkQuest. Web. 2 Feb. 2012. . This Web article is a secondary source written by Thinkquest; an educational website that publishes reliable sources for students up to 19 years old. In this article, the Manhattan project is summerized as a whole and important details are provided. This source is being used to obtain a background on the Manhattan Project. **

** . This Web article is a secondary source written by Frank Settle Ph.D, Michael Wallace Ph.D, Tom Whaley Ph.D, Lawrence Wittner Ph.D. All authors hold a Ph.D and or are professors. This article went into detail on how the bomb "Little Boy" worked and how it was used in WWII. The rationale for using this site was for it to be used to add specific details for our paper. **
 * Falk, Richard, Frank Settle Ph.D, Michael Wallace Ph.D, Tom Whaley Ph.D, and Lawrence S. Wittner Ph.D. "Key Issues: Nuclear Weapons: History: Pre Cold War: Manhattan Project: Little Boy." Nuclear Files - From Nuclear Proliferation to Nuclear Testing, from Hiroshima to North Korea, Nuclear Files Offers the A to Z on Nuclear Issues. Nuclear Files.org. Web. 09 Feb. 2012. **

** This web article is a primary source posted by ABC-CLIO which was originally written by Albert Einstein. In his letter Einstein tells F.D.R. to give the thumbs up to the research and production of WMD's. The rationale for using this article is that this is mainly what our project is focused on. **
 * Albert Einstein: letter to U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt (1939)." World at War: Understanding Conflict and Society. ABC-CLIO, 2012. Web. 15 Feb. 2012. **

** This web article is a secondary source written by ABC-CLIO, which is a subscription database that specializes in history. In this article the history leading up to the bombing of Japan is discussed. This article is being used because it provides some background info leading up to the production of weapons of mass destruction. **
 * World War II: Dropping the Atomic Bombs: Need To Know." World at War: Understanding Conflict and Society.ABC-CLIO, 2012. Web. 15 Feb. 2012. **

** This photograph is a primary source published by the National Museum of the US Air Force. It shows what the Fat Man nuclear weapon looked like. This source is reliable because it is posted by a Museum. We are using this to help the reader visualize what they are reading. **
 * Fat Man "Atomic Bomb" Digital image. National Museum of the US Air Force. US Air Force, 2 Apr. 2011. Web. 14 Feb. 2012. . **

** This is a primary source of Hitler's Army. The source is reliable because the website is educational. We are using this source to had visual stimulation to our paper. **
 * Education, Jose. "Ranking De Los 10 Personajes Mas Importantes De La Historia - Listas En 20minutos.es." Listas Creadas Por Los Usuarios De 20minutos.es. Listas Beta, 3 Mar. 2010. Web. 16 Feb. 2012. . **


 * Lamb, Robert. "How Suicide Bombers Work" 11 March 2009. HowStuffWorks.com.  16 February 2012This photograph is a primary source published by "How Stuff Works". It shows what a Japanese suicide bomber looks like. This source is reliable because it was posted by a company owned by the Discovery company-a educational company, We are using this picture to create visual stimulation. **

** This is a primary source of what a fusion bomb exploding looks like. This source is reliable because it was taken off a government website. We are using this image to show the power of a nuclear weapon. **
 * U.S. Department of Energy ( [|http://www.doe.gov] ) - National Nuclear Security Administration ( [|http://www.nnsa.doe.gov] ) - Nevada Site Office ( [|http://www.nv.doe.gov] ) - Photo Library ( [] ) Category: [|Amospheric Testing] - Number: [|XX-33] . Photo courtesy of National Nuclear Security Administration / Nevada Site Office, United States Department of Energy ( [|http://www.doe.gov] ), Government of the United States of America. **