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Memoirs
A Twentieth-Century Journey in Science and Politics
Book • 2001
In this autobiography, Edward Teller recounts his life journey from his early childhood in Hungary to his significant contributions in nuclear physics.
The book covers his early love of music and mathematics, his interactions with influential scientists such as Niels Bohr and Enrico Fermi, and his role in pivotal scientific and political events, including the discovery of nuclear fission and the development of the hydrogen bomb.
The book covers his early love of music and mathematics, his interactions with influential scientists such as Niels Bohr and Enrico Fermi, and his role in pivotal scientific and political events, including the discovery of nuclear fission and the development of the hydrogen bomb.
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as a book he recently acquired, authored by Edward Teller.


Gad Saad

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; Merkel is writing her memoirs, which are expected to be a great read.


Alastair Campbell

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193. What makes the Tory right so powerful?
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, referencing David Rockefeller's admission of regret regarding the removal of the Shah of Iran.

Pye Ian

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#846: Fear Conditioning With Pye Ian
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in the context of the enduring "great conversation" on freedom.


Ryan Holiday

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in comparison to de Gaulle's writing style.


Conrad Black

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when describing his childhood experience of semi-starvation.

José Henrique Bortoluci

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