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January 30, 2005, at 05:21 PM by Ilikefungus
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This marked the end of "The Battle for Heavy Water". It cost 92 soldiers and civilians their lives. The heavy water sabotage is considered one of the longest and most successful secret operations of the Second World War. The fact that the heavy water production was stopped aided in keeping the German nuclear reactor experiments at a manageable level. We know now that there was never an arms race. Better intelligence on the allied part, with more reliable information on how far the German atomic research had developed, could have made the "The Battle for Heavy Water" unnecessary( a love-sick german scientist gave false information. He stated he granite could NOT be an atomic stabilizer and heavy water was the only way. Hewas incorrect but no german realized it, and it cost them the nuclear race. the back room realized the opposite. That granite could be used and expensive heavy water wasn needed and cheap economic granite COULD, infact, be used. ) . German plans of a nuclear powered bomb were abandoned in the summer of 1942. From that point, their goal was to produce a reactor ("Uran Maschine"), as a possible power source for submarines.
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This marked the end of "The Battle for Heavy Water". It cost 92 soldiers and civilians their lives. The heavy water sabotage is considered one of the longest and most successful secret operations of the Second World War. The fact that the heavy water production was stopped aided in keeping the German nuclear reactor experiments at a manageable level. We know now that there was never an arms race. Better intelligence on the allied part, with more reliable information on how far the German atomic research had developed, could have made the "The Battle for Heavy Water" unnecessary( a love-sick german scientist gave false information. He stated he granite could NOT be an atomic stabilizer and heavy water was the only way. Hewas incorrect but no german realized it, and it cost them the nuclear race. But menwhile the good ol alied boys in the back room realized the opposite. That granite could be used and expensive heavy water wasnt needed and cheap economic granite COULD, infact, be used as a nuclear stabilizer. ) . German plans of a nuclear powered bomb were abandoned in the summer of 1942. From that point, their goal was to produce a reactor ("Uran Maschine"), as a possible power source for submarines.
January 30, 2005, at 05:20 PM by Ilikefungus
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This marked the end of "The Battle for Heavy Water". It cost 92 soldiers and civilians their lives. The heavy water sabotage is considered one of the longest and most successful secret operations of the Second World War. The fact that the heavy water production was stopped aided in keeping the German nuclear reactor experiments at a manageable level. We know now that there was never an arms race. Better intelligence on the allied part, with more reliable information on how far the German atomic research had developed, could have made the "The Battle for Heavy Water" unnecessary. German plans of a nuclear powered bomb were abandoned in the summer of 1942. From that point, their goal was to produce a reactor ("Uran Maschine"), as a possible power source for submarines.
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This marked the end of "The Battle for Heavy Water". It cost 92 soldiers and civilians their lives. The heavy water sabotage is considered one of the longest and most successful secret operations of the Second World War. The fact that the heavy water production was stopped aided in keeping the German nuclear reactor experiments at a manageable level. We know now that there was never an arms race. Better intelligence on the allied part, with more reliable information on how far the German atomic research had developed, could have made the "The Battle for Heavy Water" unnecessary( a love-sick german scientist gave false information. He stated he granite could NOT be an atomic stabilizer and heavy water was the only way. Hewas incorrect but no german realized it, and it cost them the nuclear race. the back room realized the opposite. That granite could be used and expensive heavy water wasn needed and cheap economic granite COULD, infact, be used. ) . German plans of a nuclear powered bomb were abandoned in the summer of 1942. From that point, their goal was to produce a reactor ("Uran Maschine"), as a possible power source for submarines.
January 30, 2005, at 05:16 PM by Ilikefungus
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There is also a book out. Its called "Blood And Water" documents the whole thing pretty darn well. Shows the ace to build the atomic bomb and leads into everything twords the middle. ITs almost like a fiction story but this is different.. THIS was REAL!
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There is also a book out. Its called "Blood And Water". The book documents the whole thing pretty darn well. Shows the race to build the atomic bomb and leads into everything towards the middle. Tells about the failed operation freshman and how the surviving glider pilots got trapped in enemy territory.. and executed... And then i tells of the planning for the socond operation.. I wont give away anymore. It's almost like a fiction story but this is different.. THIS was REAL!
January 30, 2005, at 05:14 PM by Ilikefungus
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This text is based on documents in Norwegian, found at the site of [[NorwegianIndustrialWorkersMuseum|the Norwegian industrial workers museum]]
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This text is based on documents in Norwegian, found at the site of [[NorwegianIndustrialWorkersMuseum|the Norwegian industrial workers museum]]

There is also a book out. Its called "Blood And Water" documents the whole thing pretty darn well. Shows the ace to build the atomic bomb and leads into everything twords the middle. ITs almost like a fiction story but this is different.. THIS was REAL!
January 23, 2005, at 11:02 PM by bjarne
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