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
Scrisoarea lui Albert Einstein către Franklin D. Roosevelt despre bomba atomică ar putea ajunge la 4 milioane de dolari la licitație
Scrisoarea lui Einstein despre bomba atomică, scoasă la licitație
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