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28 Feb
Written by Curtis James

On the 5th of April, 1955, Nobel laureate Bertrand Russell sent the following letter to Albert Einstein along with a rough draft of what would soon be known as the Russell-Einstein Manifesto - a written warning to the world’s population on the dangers of nuclear weapons, and a plea for all leaders to avoid war when faced with conflict.

Scientists have a special responsibility

Curtis James
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