By Albert Einstein (May 31, 1946)
The atomic bomb has made the old patterns of war obsolete. In the past, nations could fight and lose and survive. The losing army could retreat, surrender, rebuild. But with these new weapons, there will be no rebuilding. There will be no retreat. There will be no surrender, because there will be no one left to surrender. albert einstein the menace of mass destruction full speech
The men in Washington, in Moscow, in London — they are good men, many of them. But they are prisoners. They think in terms of "us" versus "them." They think in terms of borders, armies, alliances. They think that more bombs will make them safe. By Albert Einstein (May 31, 1946) The atomic
What I must say to you tonight is simple, and it is terrible: But with these new weapons, there will be no rebuilding
