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January 26th 04, 11:20 PM

Alan Minyard

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On 25 Jan 2004 23:26:45 GMT, (Denyav) wrote:

Yet you claim they tested one in 1944

Hmmm

Yes,Ruegen test apparently took place in late 44,but information about that
very sketchy,but there is even a photo of it taken from stralsund,I did not
know anything about that before.
Much publicized test took place on 4.3.45 in Ohrendorf TUP.
Germans apparently built a w54 style low yield bomb (15-20 t yield range)for
testing purposes only.

The Germans never even managed to achieve criticality, much less a
workable device. You are completely, utterly wrong. I will be nice and
assume that your stance is a result of very poor information.

Al Minyard

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