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Part I is devoted to Niels Bohr's mission to promote an "open world" between the cultural and cultural spheres. . He was working on Nazi-occupied Denmark in the autumn of 1943. As he wrote in 1944, he thought about the existence of the atomic bomb. During the Second World War, Bohr was able to access the Prime Minister Churchill and President Roosevelt to promote his view. After the war he continued his or her personal attention to the statesmen while publishing.

Although Bohr puts in the work of appeals to the statesmen. Introduction This introduction historical introduction historical introduction This introduction This. Has This introduction This introduction This. The material adds to the fascinating sotry of the twentieth century.

Part II. Documents. Bohr's other social and political activities, as well as long-term presidency in the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences. Taking a broader approach, which is a thinker as well as a person.



* Niels Bohr
* Open World
* Atomic Bomb Project
* Science and Politics
* Collected Works
* Archival Documents
* Original Photographs

Foreword
Contents
Earlier Volumes of the Niels Bohr Collected Works
Abbreviated Titles of Periodicals
Other Abbreviations
acknowledgments

Part I. An "Open World"

Part II. Other Political and Social Involvements

1. The Royal Danish Academy
2. Establishment of the Danish National Science Foundation
3. The Society for the Dissemination of Natural Science
4. Scandinavian Scientists, the Institute and the University of Copenhagen
5. Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy
6. Contact with Mathematicians
7. On Football, Cancer, Israel and the Danish Resistance

index

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