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Nov 27, 1945

Stafford Warren to Major General L. R. Groves, “Preliminary Report – Atomic Bomb Investigation,” 27 November 1945, Secret

Source

Stafford Warren Papers, University of California Los Angeles Libraries Special Collections, box 68, Folder 7

Nov 17, 1945

Специальное Сообщение об аморальных явлениях в частях Тбилисского Военного Округа

Oct 22, 1945

Report, to the Honorable James Forrestal, “Unification of the War and Navy Departments and Postwar Organization for National Security,” (henceforth, Eberstadt Report), “Introduction” and “Conclusions and Recommendations,” page 1-14, 22 October 1945

Source

U.S. Senate, 79th Congress, 1st session, Committee on Naval Affairs, Committee Print

Document-01-Chief-of-Naval-Operations-Ernest-J

Oct 16, 1945

Chief of Naval Operations Ernest J. King to Joint Chiefs of Staff, "Test of the Effects of Atomic Explosives," 16 October 1945, Top Secret.

Source

RG 218, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Central Decimal Files, 1948-1950, box 231, CCS 476.1 (10-16-1945), Section 9.

Oct 4, 1945

Entry for 4 October 1945, Robert P. Meiklejohn Diary

Source

W.A. Harriman Papers, Library of Congress, box 211, Robert Pickens Meiklejohn World War II Diary At London and Moscow March 10, 1941-February 14, 1946, Volume II (Privately printed, 1980 [Printed from hand-written originals]) (Reproduced with permission)

Sep 27, 1945

“Atomic Bomb on Hiroshima [--] Eyewitness Account of P. Siemes,” n.d. [Translated from the German by Averill A. Liebow, 27 September 1945]

Source

Yale University, Medical Historical Library, Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library, Averell A. Liebow Papers, box 3, folder 36

Sep 27, 1945

“Atomic Bomb on Hiroshima [--] Eyewitness Account of P. Siemes,” n.d. [Translated from the German by Averill A. Liebow, 27 September 1945]

Source

Yale University, Medical Historical Library, Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library, Averell A. Liebow Papers, box 3, folder 36

Sep 19, 1945

Memorandum, From Secretary of War Stimson and Secretary of the Navy Forrestal to President Truman, Subject: Establishment of a central intelligence service upon liquidation of OSS, 19 September 1945, [Top Secret]

Source

National Archives and Records Administration, RG 80, General Records of the Department of the Navy, SecNav/CNO Top Secret Correspondence File 1945, A8, Box 21, Folder A8. Top Secret. Also reproduced in CIA Cold War Records: The CIA under Harry Truman, pp. 8–10.

Sep 14, 1945

Cable CAX 51948 from Commander in Chief Army Forces Pacific Advance Yokohoma Japan to Commander in Chief Army Forces Pacific Administration, September 14, 1945, Secret

Source

RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B

Sep 14, 1945

Commander in Chief Army Forces Pacific Advance Yokohoma, Japan CAX 51948 to Commander in Chief Army Forces Pacific Administration, Farrell to Grove, 14 September 1945, Secret

Source

RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B

Sep 14, 1945

Commander in Chief Army Forces Pacific Advance Yokohoma, Japan CAX 51948 to Commander in Chief Army Forces Pacific Administration, Farrell to Grove, 14 September 1945, Secret

Source

RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B

Sep 10, 1945

Специальное Сообщение Секретарю Центрального Комитета Коммунистической Партии (большевиков) Грузии Товарищу Чарквиани К. Н.

Sep 10, 1945

Cable CAX 51813 from USS Teton to Commander in Chief Army Forces Pacific Administration, From Farrell to Groves, September 10, 1945, Secret

Source

RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B

Sep 10, 1945

USS Teton CAX 51813 to Commander in Chief Army Forces Pacific Administration, Farrell to Groves, 10 September 1945, Secret

Source

RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B

Sep 10, 1945

USS Teton CAX 51813 to Commander in Chief Army Forces Pacific Administration, Farrell to Groves, 10 September 1945, Secret

Source

RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B

Sep 7, 1945

Groves Diary, 7 September 1945, excerpts, unclassified

Source

National Archives, Donated Records of General Leslie R. Groves, Visitations and Telephone Call Diaries, box 3

Sep 5, 1945

Inter-Office Memorandum by V. Weisskopf, J. Hoffman, P. Aebersold, and L. Hempelmann to G. Kistiakowsky, “Measurement of Blast, Radiation, Heat and Light and Radioactivity at Trinity,” 5 September 1945, Secret

Source

DOE Open-Net

Sep 1, 1945

G[eorge]. B. Kistiakowsky [Director of Los Alamos X Division] to J. Robert Oppenheimer, “My Activities During Your Absence,” n.d. [circa 1 September 1945], Confidential

Source

Department of Energy Open-Net, Nuclear Testing Archive

Sep 1, 1945

G[eorge]. B. Kistiakowsky [Director of Los Alamos X Division] to J. Robert Oppenheimer, “My Activities During Your Absence,” n.d. [circa 1 September 1945], Confidential

Source

Department of Energy Open-Net, Nuclear Testing Archive

Sep 1, 1945

Inter-Office Memorandum, V[ictor] Weisskopf, P[aul] Aebersold, L[ouis] H. Hempelmann, F[rederick] Reines to G[eorge] Kistiakowsky, “Calculated Biological Effects of Atomic Explosion in Hiroshima and Nagasaki,” with table attached, 1 September 1945, Secret

Source

National Security Archive Freedom of Information Act request and appeal to National Nuclear Security Administration; document found in archives of Los Alamos National Laboratory