The man who stole the world's biggest secret, or the mastermind of the dark world that made Russia a nuclear power

The man who stole the world's biggest secret, or the mastermind of the dark world that made Russia a nuclear power

When the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Japan in 1945, the whole world was shocked. At that time, the most feared leader was Stalin, the great Soviet (Russian) leader. He decided that the Soviet must also have an atomic bomb to compete with the United States.

Thus began one of the greatest covert thefts in world history. The man Stalin chose to lead this great operation was the head of the secret police, Lebrante Beria (Lavrentiy Beria), who was manipulating the dark world of the Soviets.

The Lebanese Breyer is one of the most brutal human beings in Soviet history. He is the head of NKVD (the secret police that will be KGB in the future)

His job was to arrest, torture, and _ torture _ those who did not like Stalin. He was the one who sent millions of people to labor camps called Gulag. Even Stalin himself at the Yalta conference, when he met with US President Roosevelt, pointed the finger at the breyers and said, "He would give us the most attention" (Harrite).

Although he was ruthless, he was unparalleled enough to get the job done. So he was just responsible for the atomic bomb creation project

Breyer knows that if he was doing his own research on the atomic bomb, it would be a lot more time late. So he started planning to penetrate his -popularity into America's famous Manhattan project

There is a very wonderful historical secret here. At that time, U.S. Vice-President Harry Truman never knew he was doing an atomic bomb in the United States

He was privileged to know this secret from the day that the president took office because of the death of president rousevelt. But the strange thing was that the russian leader, stalin, knew all along from the beginning that the bomb was being made that even the US vice-president did not know.

Breyer's spies stole the exact forms and calculations of the atomic bomb from scientists (such as Klaus Phukh and Theodore Hol) who secretly believed in communism creating a bomb in the United States, where the bomb's spy network was expected to be expanded during the terraces.

Beria doesn't trust anyone. Even scientists in my own country, he doesn't believe it. Igor Kurchatov, a leading Soviet physicist, suggests creating a better bomb in Soviet self-design. But Beria doesn't accept it at all.

He ordered that the same draft style (Fat Man bomb) stolen from the Americans must be made first, the same mistake absolutely unbearable.

On August 29, 1949, Kazakhstan began testing the Soviet's first atomic bomb, RDS-1, at a test ground. On the day of the test, the Breyer himself came to see it. The scientists were all sweating

Because there were 2 sheets of paper ready in the pockets of the brewery. The first one was "a list of those to be awarded a medal if they pass the test," and the second one was "a list of those to be shot immediately if they fail the test."

Fortunately, the experiment passed with a giant fire mushroom bloom. So the scientists on the list narrowly escaped their lives as national heroes

The bariya could have made the Soviet a nuclear state years earlier than the Americans expected, but its ending was not beautiful

Stalin died in 1953. At that time, the "bariya" became the most powerful man in the country and began trying to take the presidency.

But he was secretly joined by other leaders (Khrushchev and General Zukov) who feared his cruelty and suddenly arrested him in the conference room.

He was charged with treason and began executing him in December 1953 with a gun to his forehead, despite a knee-jerk plea.

After clearing him up, the Soviet government decided to hide all the evidence that a man named Breya had in the world

At that time, there was a great Soviet encyclopedia (Great Soviet Encyclopedia) in the home of every Soviet people

The government reached out to all those who had bought the encyclopedia. Please, please, scissor the face of the bearer on page 22, or slice it off with a knife. Then the paper about the Bering Sea we sent was replaced there, and it was ordered by the heavy warehouse and the colleagues who needed the order.

"That being said, the" lebrante bariya "was one of the most brutal men in the dark world who suffered millions of people. but if he had not, there would be no reason for the nuclear programme of the soviet union to succeed at such speed." he had to replicate the whole period of the cold war. "# thailand

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