Oppenheimer: Keeper of Secrets
In honor of the birthday of a brilliant keeper of secrets:
“Julius Robert Oppenheimer was born on April 22, 1904, in New York City to a wealthy German-Jewish immigrant family. Often called the "father of the atomic bomb" for his role in the Manhattan Project, he was a brilliant theoretical physicist who led the Los Alamos Laboratory.”
Look up Oppenheimer along with the phrase “in modern times” and you’ll see commentary on the cryptic answer he gave a student who asked if “Trinity” (the name he chose for the atomic bomb test in the New Mexico desert in July 1945) was the FIRST atomic bomb test. “Oppenheimer supposedly told a student the Trinity test was not the first atomic bomb in history, but only the ‘first in modern times.’” All the quantum physicists of that era learned and studied Sanskrit, and knew full well there are CLEAR descriptions of atomic weapons being used in ancient India.
Then there is the name “Trinity” which is a tongue in cheek reference to the two German atomic bomb tests in 1944… and the fact that the US didn’t feel the need to test the uranium version of “the bomb” because it was a gift from Germany which they had already tested. A gift, one among many, made in a secret deal arranged by Allen Dulles and finalized by Harry Truman - that allowed for the fake deaths and very real escapes of the highest Nazi leaders to Argentina with American protection.
I know this goes against the propaganda historical narrative we were taught in school… But it’s the reality I uncovered when I did enough research. And I’m not the first. Critical Mass, Forgotten Creators, Grey Wolf, Hitler in Argentina, and plenty of other good books came before mine. But I combined the best info from all sources and am very happy with how my books turned out. If you want to learn the truth in detail on the German and American atomic bomb programs, or the secret deal Germany made with the United States near the end of WWII, read Oppenheimer and Heisenberg
and - Hiding Hitler: The Offer America Couldn’t Refuse
(Coincidentally, Hitler also escaped Berlin on the night of April 22 [1945] flying to Austria, then near Barcelona, eventually leaving Spain by submarine for Argentina.)
Having obtained and read both of these books by David Montaigne, I fully recommend them to anyone looking for a well written and referenced books on these two related topics. Montaigne has a gift for being able to write the equivalent of a textbook that reads more like a personal conversation with the reader. A rare gift these days! I agree with his comment on bringing a fuller picture to both of these interesting topics than any other single book out there. You don't have to take my word for it, get your own copies like I did and see for yourself.