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2T78KJY–Cillian Murphy says it 'took a toll' to play scientist J Robert Oppenheimer, who helped develop first atomic bomb
2XC1A6E–1940s - Aerial view of the landscape in New Mexico where the Manhattan Project is being developed.
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2XBH7N4–1944 - The bright lights of Manhattan are shown in prewar conditions, and compared to the black conditions of WWII.
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2XC1A23–1940s - Panorama of military housing in Los Alamos, New Mexico, where the Manhattan Project is being launched.
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2XC2K3C–1940 - The first speaker at the League of American Writers meeting, hosted at the Manhattan Center, is photographed on stage and apologizes for his
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2XC1A27–1940s - The post office and other buildings in Los Alamos, New Mexico, where the Manhattan Project is being launched.
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2XC14BT–1946 - General Groves, director of the Manhattan Project, explains how the research of atomic energy will go on postwar.
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2XC1A6D–1940s - Cars drive the highway towards Los Alamos, New Mexico, where the Manhattan Project is being developed on government land.
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2XC1A22–1940s - Elementary school students leave campus on the Los Alamos base in New Mexico, where the Manhattan Project is being launched.
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2XC0TWC–1942 - Nightclub and movie theater marquees shine in neon lights on Broadway in New York City Manhattan New York.
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2XC0TY1–1942 - Nightclub and movie theater marquees shine in neon lights on Broadway in New York City Manhattan New York.
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2XC0TJX–1940s - Refugee immigrant women and children look out from the bow of a ship bringing them to New York, with the Manhattan skyline in view.
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2XC206P–1945 - Colonel Matthias oversees a huge team of men and women working on the Manhattan Project at an atomic facility in Richland, Washington.
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2XC246A–1945 - Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer and General Leslie Groves, leaders of the Manhattan Project, tour army personnel around the New Mexico test site of
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2XC205R–1945 - General Groves and Doctors Lawrence, Bush, and Tolman are introduced as the team leading the Manhattan Project. Men mine for uranium in
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2XC0TTG–1940s - Passengers immigrants see New York City skyline as their boat comes in to New York Harbor.
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2XBFFK9–1942 - Trains ride through mountain tunnels, some of them carrying US Army trucks, jeeps, and tanks.
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2XBFHF3–1940s - Passengers see the Statue of Liberty and New York City skyline as their boat comes in to New York Harbor.
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2XBM8KY–1945 - Eric Johnston encourages the purchasing of American War Bonds for the strength and security of the country and industry.
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2XBB3B6–Japanese representatives are greeted at the United Nations, where they listen to a conference of delegates in 1952.
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2XBA355–Troops and Asian-Americans parade through New York City to raise money for China in 1941.
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2XC2KY3–1941 - European immigrants of all ages wave American flags as they sail past the Statue of Liberty.
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2XC1A5X–1940s - An indigenous man runs the newspaper office of the Los Alamos Times, using a printing machine.
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2XC2K4X–1940 - A communist belonging to the League of American Writers gives a speech taking Wall Street to task.
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2XC0TP6–1940s - Passengers immigrants see the Statue of Liberty and New York City skyline as their boat comes in to New York Harbor.
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2XC2KYP–1941 - European immigrants of all ages smile on the deck of their ship as they sail into New York Harbor.
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2XC131J–1940s - People and international flags are congregated around Rockefeller Plaza in New York City.
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2XC2M38–1941 - Workers on a pier in New York Harbor prepare for the docking of an American Export Lines ship.
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2XC2KWG–1941 - A boat carrying European immigrants sails past the Statue of Liberty in wintertime, and the passengers disembark into the snow.
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2XC36C9–People celebrate in Times Square in New York City following Japan's surrender in World War Two.
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2XC2KN3–1941 - Members of the America First Committee cheer and wave flags when Charles Lindbergh takes the stage for a speech.
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2XC2EWG–1940 - Huge crowds gather in a New York theater to hear from prominent members of the America First Committee, including Charles Lindbergh.
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2XC2K3K–1940 - A communist speaker aligned with the League of American Writers figures that Washington joined WWII with imperialist motives.
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2XC1327–1940s - Crests of the allied nations are hung around Rockefeller Center in New York City.
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3B97N5K–NEW YORK CITY - 1940 - Boys of the German American Vocational League pray before a meeting.
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2XC257D–1945 - New Yorkers flee from the Empire State Building after a B-25 bomber crashes into it in a heavy fog.
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2XBH7NG–1944 - Americans show the process of getting ration book, then use them to go grocery shopping.
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2XC1A4A–1940s - Military police are stationed at the US Atomic Energy Security Service headquarters in Los Alamos, New Mexico.
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2XBDHHY–1940s - Refugee immigrant women and children look out from the bow of a ship bringing them to New York, with the skyline in view.
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2XC1319–1940s - An outdoor gallery at Rockefeller Center in New York City is dedicated to propaganda posters and crests of the United Nations.
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2XC13N9–1944 - Servicemen and civilians both black and white gather in New York City for the unveiling of a billboard advocating for religious tolerance in
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2XC2KXJ–1941 - A gangplank is put in place for European immigrants to disembark from an American Export Lines ship in New York Harbor.
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3B97N3J–NEW YORK CITY - 1940 - Exteriors of a German American Bund building on a busy New York City street.
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2XC7F0A–NEW YORK CITY - 1945 - Mayor La Guardia gives a speech welcoming General de Gaulle to New York City.
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2XC2FW8–1945 - People around the world celebrate V-E Day, and many pour into churches to thank God for Germany's defeat.
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2XC13HB–1944 - Mayor La Guardia gives a speech in New York City honoring the Institute for American Democracy's dedication to equality.
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2XBH7PY–1944 - It is shown how gas rationing and other measures have affected traffic in New York City.
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2XC131D–1940s - People enjoy ice skating at Rockefeller Plaza, and pedestrians walk past the Freedom House in New York City.
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3B97N9K–NEW YORK CITY - 1940 - A German American Bund representative speaks to a crowd on a busy New York City street.
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2XBEGJD–1945 - US Navy officers board the USS New York. Sailors say goodbye to their families on the pier.
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2XB7BWK–1942 - During a blackout drill in New York City, streetlamps and traffic lights are doused, and blackout curtains are lowered in restaurants,
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2XC255W–1945 - Firemen respond to the scene with hoses and stretchers when a B-25 has crashed into the Empire State Building.
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2XC1A1E–1940s - American soldiers check the credentials of people driving and walking into the Army's Los Alamos headquarters for nuclear research.
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2XBDHH8–1940s - Refugee immigrant women and children are fed on the deck of a ship as it pulls in to New York.
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2XC1A4C–1940s - American soldiers check the credentials of people driving and walking into the Army's Los Alamos headquarters for nuclear research.
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2XC19RE–1938 - Crowds swarm a movie theater in Manhattan's Little Germany that will be playing a film about Nazi Germany.
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2XC19T4–1938 - Crowds swarm a movie theater in Manhattan's Little Germany that will be playing a film about Nazi Germany.
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2XC255Y–1945 - First responders inspect the wreckage of several floors of the Empire State Building after a B-25 crashed into it, and they find a dead body.
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2XBJ9AN–1943 - The bright lights of New York City and a suburb are shown, and a narrator warns viewers that lights must be put out at night in case of enemy
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2XC2578–1945 - Onlookers watch construction begin on the demolished upper floors of the Empire State Building after a B-25 crashed into it.
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2XBEGJY–1945 - Grover Whalen and other officials give speeches at the ceremony dedicating the new Avenue of the Americas in New York City.
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2XC2K3D–1940 - A black communist member of the League of American Writers gives a speech praising the Soviet Union and encouraging China to question America's
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2XC2K44–1940 - A black communist member of the League of American Writers gives a speech calling out FDR's trade policies and questioning how a democracy can
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2XB96YC–Bernard Baruch, advisor to the President, speaks before the Atomic Energy Commission and an international assembly on America's advisement for how
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2XC2461–1945 - General Wainwright, a war hero with victories in Corregidor, is celebrated with a ticker-tape parade down Broadway in New York City.
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