World● Low1h ago · Nov 12, 2026, 4:30 AM
The scientist who fled Nazi Germany after helping to manufacture several of its weapons: "I betrayed my most sacred principles"
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Infobae interviews Joe Dunthorne, who discovers and reconstructs the story of his great-grandfather, the chemist Siegfried Merzbacher, in the essay 'Children of Radiation'.
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