TG的核武小型化技术貌似比老毛子还强？

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In a new book, two former nuclear weapons scientists make the case that Soviet spies didn't just steal atomic secrets from the Manhattan Project in the 1940s.....but ......a previously unknown spy also helped the Soviets design their first hydrogen bomb.
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Danny Stillman and Thomas Reed, two longtime veterans of the U.S. nuclear weapons program, do not provide the name of the spy they say took hydrogen bomb secrets out of the Los Alamos, N.M., weapons lab. But they do offer some of his biography, saying he was born in the United States, raised abroad, came under the sway of the Communist Party in the 1930s, and took a job at Los Alamos during World War II.

Stillman and Reed say in the book that they have refused to reveal the name of the suspected spy, who is now dead, because he "can neither defend his family name nor refute our arguments." They say his name doesn't really matter, anyway: "His fingerprints are what count."

Stillman, a physicist who worked at Los Alamos from 1965 until 2000, says he tried to make a case against the scientist in the 1990s, going to the FBI after he noticed the man's apparent wealth. The local Santa Fe office bungled the investigation, the authors say, and the inquiry was "botched beyond recognition." The FBI eventually became distracted by the modern-day spy scandal surrounding Wen Ho Lee, another scientist working at Los Alamos, and stopped pursuing the case, the authors say.

As the Cold War faded into memory, the authors say they began to get their first real confirmation that the Soviet H-bomb effort had help from someone inside the American nuclear program. In particular, they say Russian scientists told them at a meeting in the late 1990s that the Soviet bomb designer, Andrei Sakharov, had privately refused to take full credit for the hydrogen bomb. The Russians hinted that Sakharov knew he'd gotten a boost from someone in the American program.


Most historians seem to be leery of Stillman's and Reed's conclusions, barring more hard evidence. But they say the notion of a Soviet spy inside the early American atomic program isn't so far-fetched.
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Last year, Vladimir Putin, then Russia's president, shocked American historians and  goverment officials alike when he announced that an undetected spy, George Koval, had also penetrated the Manhattan Project.

Putin said Koval, an Iowa-born son of Russian Jewish immigrants, had provided the Soviets with information about American atomic production levels while working at nuclear facilities in Oak Ridge, Tenn., and Dayton, Ohio. Koval moved back to Russia in the 1950s and died in 2006. He was posthumously awarded the Hero of Russia medal.

在一本新书（《核特快列车》）中，两个参与了美国核武器研发的工程师，丹尼斯蒂尔曼和托马斯里德说，苏联并不仅仅偷了原子弹的秘密，还从美国偷走了氢弹的技术。
他们并没有说出这个间谍的名字，但提供了此人生平细节：出生于美国，在国外长大，在30年代受到土星共同体影响，二战爆发后来到洛斯阿拉莫斯（参加曼哈顿工程）。
他们说，之所以不点名，是因为这个间谍已经去世，无法为自己辩护；况且他的名字也不重要，重要的是他做了什么，他做的事情在历史上留下了自己的印记。
斯蒂尔曼（他于1965年到2000年间在洛斯阿拉莫斯工作）说，他在上世纪90年代察觉到此人”不同寻常的财富‘后，找过FBI要求立案调查，但FBI把案子办砸了，当时FBI被另一桩间谍案，李文和案吸引了注意力，就放弃了对这个案子的调查。
随着冷战的记忆渐渐模糊，斯蒂尔曼说他对苏联间谍的怀疑得到了证实。他说，他在一次和俄国科学家的聚会中被告知萨哈洛夫拒绝将氢弹的功劳全部揽为己有，俄国人对他暗示，萨哈洛夫知道他从美国那里得到了帮助。
绝大多数历史学家认为斯蒂尔曼的说法尚需更多证据支持，不过他们也说美国早期核计划中有俄国间谍并非不可想象。
去年，俄国总统弗拉基米尔普京，公开了曼哈顿工程中一个先前未被发现的间谍George Koval的身份,，将美国历史学家和政府官员惊得目瞪口呆。
普京说，George Koval，一个生于衣阿华州的俄国犹太移民的后代，在橡树岭工厂工作期间向俄国提供了美国原子材料生产水平的信息。George Koval于1950年代回到苏联，2006年去世，去世后被追授“俄罗斯英雄”勋章。

苏联第一颗原子弹整个山寨胖子，氢弹的辐射内爆靠间谍，好强的技术内生性

要是说技术外生性强的还是美国， 拿的是德国的人和技术数据...........