IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE FOR GERMANY TO BUILD AN ATOMIC BOMB DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR

The attempt of this academic paper is to prove that Germany would not have been able to build an atomic bomb during the Second World War while the conditions were prevalent for the Allied forces to make the atomic bomb. This argument is supported by referring to various academic papers, books, historical evidences like research papers published by Werner Heisenberg and other eminent scientists. The secret conversations recorded at Farm Hall further support the argument. The paper talks in details about the reasons which led to the failure of The German Atomic Bomb Project. On extensive research, it was found that the German scientists made various technical errors with respect to the concept and technicalities of the atomic bomb. Besides this, the support from Nazi government was minimal towards the project and because of the totalitarian nature of their governance, nuclear science never flourished in Germany. All these reasons led to the failure of The German Atomic Bomb Project. The focus of this paper is to invalidate all the claims made by many historians, scientists and social scientists who claim that it was possible for the Axis powers to successfully build an atomic bomb. Hence, the paper tries to signify that we should not judge history on the basis of morality as it is too random. An ideology or opinion should only be formed by concrete facts, figures and clear evidence