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These are further divided
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Sub-sections can be accessed by clicking on a topic in the vertical column to
your left. If you would like to begin with a quick survey of the Manhattan
Project, try reading, in order, the eight Event sub-section pages,
beginning with
Atomic Discoveries, 1890s-1939.
In addition to the main topical areas, the Resources
section on the above button bar provides access to a variety of
resource materials, including photos, documents, maps, and published
histories.
When completed, The Manhattan Project: An Interactive History
will total some 120,000 words and over 250 pages and 500 images. The
site is being implemented incrementally, with the "Events of the
Manhattan Project" and "Resources Relating to the Manhattan
Project" sections the first part to go online. Click on the
Events or Resources
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and Notes" for each entry. Text that is in bold but not linked, such
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The text for this page is original to the Department of Energy's
Office of
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