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A burden reserved only for the head of a nation.

Harry S. Truman announces the surrender of Japan, 14th August, 1945.

Churchill weds Roosevelt.

Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill attends Sunday Service on board the HMS Prince of Wales, 1941

Monty’s Black Beret.

British General Bernard Law Montgomery in one of his most iconic photos, El Alamein, 1942

What’s God spelled backwards?

Willie the English Bull Terrier lies morose next to General George S. Patton's personal belongings, 1946

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I am death, destroyer of worlds.

Captured with a motion picture camera a clip shows a rapidly building mushroom cloud, 1945.

Oppenheimer and his Chesterfield.

Robert J. Oppenheimer with a Chesterfield Cigarette, 1946.

Shooting the atom.

Captured with a high speed motion picture camera, a still image of an atomic ball of fire, 1945.

Risky experiments.

Canadian physicist Dr. Louis Slotin leans against the Trinity Gadget, 13th July, 1945.

The bomb that ended World War II.

Technicians of Project Alberta gently place the 'Fat Man' on a trolley, August, 1945

The lethal after effects of radiation exposure.

The burned and blistered hand of Harry K. Daghlian - the first American casualty of radiation exposure.

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