Carter Plymton Hydrick: Nazi Germany secretly surrendered Enriched Uranium to the USA who used it to drop Atomic bombs on Japan in 1945!

 

Daily Mail article on this fantastic, history changing book: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4681184/Hitler-came-whisker-making-nuke-book-claims.html

Critical Mass: How Nazi Germany Surrendered Enriched Uranium for the United States’ Atomic Bomb by Carter Plymton Hydrick

On May 19, 1945, eleven days after the surrender of Nazi Germany in Europe, a U-boat was escorted into Portsmouth Naval Yard, New Hampshire. News reporters covering the surrender of U-234 were ordered, contrary to all previous and later U-boat surrender procedures, to keep their distance from crew members and passengers of U-234, on threat of being shot by the attending Marine guards. Why the tight security? Buried in the nose of the specially-built mammoth boat, sealed in cylinders “lined with gold,” was 1,120 pounds of enriched uranium labeled “U235”the fissile material from which atom bombs are made. Critical Mass documents how these Nazi bomb components were then used by the Manhattan Project to complete both the uranium bomb dropped on Hiroshima and the plutonium bomb dropped on Nagasaki, to defeat the Japanese and win World War Two and global domination in the modern age.

Editorial Reviews

Review

“Compelling . . . as gripping as good fiction. Hydrick's book is important history well written." —Tony Hillerman, New York Times Best Selling author, Retired Journalism Professor, Decorated Hero of D-Day and the Italian Front

“It was not a rubber plant. You can bet your bottom dollar on that!" —Ed Landry, President and General Manager, Keystone Polymers, Inc.

"Reads like a gripping drama . . . . This book marks a turning point in the history of atomic-bomb scholarship, and no future study can credibly ignore its compelling contentions . . . . A genuinely original book about a profoundly important topic." — The Kirkus Reviews

“This is a fascinating book . . . with excellent primary source research." —Joe Sills, Former United Nations spokesperson

“The assertion in Critical Mass that the uranium surrendered to U.S. authorities onboard the German submarine U-234 was enriched U-235 [enriched uranium] is certainly a credible conclusion in view of the storage, containment and prevailing shipping conditions." —Dr. Gary Sandquist, Instructor, Nuclear Engineering, United States Military Academy, West Point

"Critical Mass brings to the surface defining new information, long hidden within archives, about the birth of the Atomic Bomb . . . . Should be in every library." —D. Ray Smith Oak Ridge Y-12 (uranium enrichment facility) Historian

"Important new information about the race for the atomic bomb . . . . Hydrick’s well-written account provides lucid understanding of hitherto unknown and important aspects of the birth of the Nuclear Age." —Dr. Anthony Stranges, Associate Professor, Modern Military Science and Technology, Texas A&M University

“Well-researched, well-reasoned, well-written . . . . Deserves a careful reading and to be taken seriously by both scholars and laymen alike." —Dr. Douglas F. Tobler, Professor Emeritus, Modern German History, Brigham Young University

“A coherent and well researched history of events that have been covered up for half a centuryexciting and revealing!" —Otis Maclay, Pacifica Radio Host

“The best primary source research I have seen in a long, long time." —Gordon Fowkes, Lt. Colonel, US Army (Ret), University of Houston Military History Symposium

“I find it difficult to believe the traditional explanation that the Germans spent four fruitless years trying to bring a rubber plant on line, the technology for which they had previously developed, proven and used. I also cannot comprehend, nor do I believe, a buna (rubber) plant of that time period consumed as much power as the eighth-largest city in the world (Berlinas stated by directors of the plant).” —George M. Ladzun, (Ret.) Director, Process Development, Zeon Chemicals; Manager, Two Synthetic Rubber (buna) Plants, Zeon Chemical

“I don’t know much about making buna, synthetic rubber, but I know the electrical consumption that I.G. Farben’s directors described at their buna plant at Auschwitz is very much in line with the huge electrical requirements for developing magnetically enriched uranium . . . . Certainly leads the experienced physicist to believe." —Dr. Delmar Bergen, retired Director, Weapons Program Office, Los Alamos National Laboratory

About the Author

 

Carter Plymton Hydrick has been a professional writer and communicator for over a quarter century. While Critical Mass is his first book, he has written or produced hundreds of scripts, articles, and advertisements, as well as written, produced and directed over 100 film and video productions, including work on feature films. He has served as director of corporate communications for a Fortune 500 company, and as a global marketing executive for one of the world’s largest computer companies. He and Kris, his wife of over 40 years, make their home near Houston, Texas. They are the parents of four children and grandparents of 14 at this writing.

PRESS RELEASE – July 27, 2017 https://www.prweb.com/printer/14508813.htm

The Book That's Exploding Atomic Bomb History—TrineDay’s 2016 Release, Critical Mass

As the tragic 72nd Anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki approach, Critical Mass is a must read, to discover the true story.

Walterville, OR (PRWEB) July 27, 2017

Europe’s largest newspaper, Bild, and the United Kingdom’s leading online news site, The Daily Mail OnLine, both ran feature articles in the last two weeks about Carter Hydrick’s non-fiction page turner Critical Mass: How Nazi Germany Surrendered Enriched Uranium for the United States’ Atomic Bomb. Comments from readers of the articles are saying, as the articles suggest, that the history of the making of the first nuclear weapons and the birth of the Nuclear Age is being profoundly rewritten.

To view the articles about Critical Mass, go to the following links:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4681184/Hitler-came-whisker-making-nuke-book-claims.html

http://m.bild.de/news/ausland/atombombe/hitler-atom-bombe-52514262,la=de.bildMobile.html

Bild and The Daily Mail aren’t the only organizations—or experts—pushing the new history for consideration.

Critical Mass "reads like a gripping drama . . . . This book marks a turning point in the history of atomic-bomb scholarship, and no future study can credibly ignore its compelling contentions . . . . A genuinely original book about a profoundly important topic," says the Kirkus Book Reviews

Dr. Delmar Bergen, retired director of the Nuclear Weapons Program at Los Alamos National Laboratory, where the world’s first atom bombs were designed, has gone on record stating the Manhattan Project, counter to what has been believed for the past 70 years, did not alone create the first nuclear weapons dropped on Japan to end World War Two. Bergen not only endorses Hydrick’s history, he wrote the forward to the third edition. Critical Mass, “certainly leads the experienced physicist to believe,” says Bergen.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s on-site historian D. Ray Smith has joined the chorus, as well, of those calling for the history to be overhauled. "Critical Mass brings to the surface defining new information, long hidden within archives, about the birth of the Atomic Bomb. [It] should be in every library," he asserts.

Courageous academicians are joining the fray, too.

"Critical Mass offers the scholar of modern history and the World War Two history buff important new information about the race for the atomic bomb. Its conclusions, based on primary sources, that the Manhattan Project used atomic bomb components received from Nazi Germany in the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, appear plausible and logical. Hydrick’s well-written account provides lucid understanding of hitherto unknown and important aspects of the birth of the Nuclear Age,” insists Dr. Anthony Stranges, associate professor of modern military science and technology at Texas A&M University.

He is joined by professor emeritus of modern German history, Dr. Douglas Tobler. "This book is a well-researched, well-reasoned, well-written persuasive argument for a revised interpretation of an important, perhaps even critical, chapter in our modern history. It deserves a careful reading and to be taken seriously by both scholars and laymen alike."

About the Author: Researcher and writer Carter Plymton Hydrick is considered by many the leading expert on the history of surrendered U-boat U-234 and its cargo of enriched uranium, which he tracked into the Manhattan Project and the Hiroshima bomb. He has served as director of corporate communications for a Fortune 500 company, and as global marketing programs manager for one of the largest computer companies in the world. He makes his home near Houston, Texas with his wife Kris. They are the parents of four and grandparents of fifteen at this printing.