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Soviet atomic bomb project

The Soviet atomic bomb project was authorized by Joseph Stalin in the Soviet Union to develop nuclear weapons during and after World War II.

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Location
Kurchatov Institute, Moscow · Design Bureau 11, Arzamas-16 · Semipalatinsk Test Site, Kazakhstan
Date
1942–1949
Executed by
Soviet Union
Operational scope
Operational R&D
Outcome
Successful development of a plutonium implosion weapon · United States accelerates development of the hydrogen bomb
Planned by
NKVD, NKGB, MGB PGU GRU

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Early efforts

Organization and administration

Espionage

Initial design of thermonuclear weapons

Logistics

Important nuclear tests

Environmental and public health effects

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Soviet atomic bomb project

Nodes281
Edges280
Triples21
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.007117
Components1

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Soviet atomic bomb project

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Location · 3
Soviet atomic bomb project → Design Bureau 11, Arzamas-16, Kurchatov Institute, Moscow, Semipalatinsk Test Site, Kazakhstan
Outcome · 2
Soviet atomic bomb project → Successful development of a plutonium implosion weapon, United States accelerates development of the hydrogen bomb
Date · 1
Soviet atomic bomb project → 1942–1949
Executed by · 1
Soviet atomic bomb project → Soviet Union
Operational scope · 1
Soviet atomic bomb project → Operational R&D
Planned by · 1
Soviet atomic bomb project → NKVD, NKGB, MGB PGU GRU

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Important terminology

soviet nuclear bomb uranium russian test project program atomic first weapons union research scientists plutonium production german war fission thermonuclear

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Soviet atomic bomb projectDate1942–19491.00infobox
Soviet atomic bomb projectExecuted bySoviet Union1.00infobox
Soviet atomic bomb projectLocationKurchatov Institute, Moscow1.00infobox
Soviet atomic bomb projectLocationDesign Bureau 11, Arzamas-161.00infobox
Soviet atomic bomb projectLocationSemipalatinsk Test Site, Kazakhstan1.00infobox
Soviet atomic bomb projectOperational scopeOperational R&D1.00infobox
Soviet atomic bomb projectOutcomeSuccessful development of a plutonium implosion weapon1.00infobox
Soviet atomic bomb projectOutcomeUnited States accelerates development of the hydrogen bomb1.00infobox
Soviet atomic bomb projectPlanned byNKVD, NKGB, MGB PGU GRU1.00infobox
Molotovinstance ofthe Russians' program was directed by political dignitaries0.80text
Lavrentiy Beriainstance ofthe Russians' program was directed by political dignitaries0.80text
Georgii Malenkovinstance ofthe Russians' program was directed by political dignitaries0.80text

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