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In The Matter Of J. Robert Oppenheimer: The Security Clearance Hearing (Cornell Paperbacks)-used Institute for Historical Review And Gamblers Held Sway ThereAt The End Of World War Ii, J. Robert Oppenheimer Was One Of America'S Preeminent Physicists. For His Work As Director Of The Manhattan Project, He Was Awarded The Medal For Merit, The Highest Honor The U. S. Government Can Bestow On A Civilian. Yet, In 1953, Oppenheimer Was Denied Security Clearance Amidst Allegations That He Was 'More Probably Than Not' An 'Agent Of The Soviet Union.' Determined To Clear His Name, He Insisted On A Hearing Before The
