A letter from Einstein to Roosevelt warning of nuclear bombs will be sold at auction, estimated at $4 million.
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Einstein's two-page letter, written in 1939, drew attention to German nuclear bomb research. A second, shorter version of the letter will be sold by the Paul Allen administration. The letter is part of a series of Einstein-related items that have been sold at auction, including the "Letter About God."
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Scrisoarea prin care Einstein îl avertiza pe Roosevelt că Germania nazistă încearcă să facă bombe nucleare va fi scoasă la licitație
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