Heisenberg's War: The Secret History of the German Bomb

The Nazi Atomic Bomb: A Close-Up Look at Germany's Secret Weapons Program Get the inside story on one of World War II's most intriguing mysteries - why Germany, with its brilliant scientists and vast resources, failed to develop an atomic bomb.

In this groundbreaking study, Powers reveals the Allies' secret efforts to thwart the Nazi program, including the daring commando raid that destroyed Norway's heavy-water plant and the scheme to assassinate preeminent physicist Werner Heisenberg. Discover how the Allies learned that the Germans never came close to producing the Bomb, and why Heisenberg, the man at the center of the controversy, remained silent about his actions.

With a wealth of new evidence and insights, Powers sheds light on one of history's most enduring puzzles - why Germany's atomic ambitions ultimately failed. Don't miss this gripping tale of espionage, science, and war, told with the skill and authority of a master historian.

The Nazi Atomic Bomb is a must-read for anyone interested in World War II history or the fascinating story of how the Allies won the race to develop the atomic bomb.