The Virus House

[Dave Monroe]

Here's a little something from Dan Johnson's excellent Luft '46 site on
WWII-era German experimental aircraft (http://www.luft46.com) I though
some of you, at least, might be interested in, in re:  the German a-bomb
project.  Well, okay, Derek and I went back and forth a little about
Michael Frayn's Copenhagen a while back, but ....

By the way, the Tony-winning (astoundingly, considering it's essentially
a memory-play consiting of dialogue between, asides by Werner
Heisenberg, Niels Bohr, and the very sensible Mrs. Bohr) play is now
readily available in an American ed. (I had to get the British Methuen
ed.), well worth reading, and, a friend says, seeing (still running in
New York, at least) ...

Anyway, see http://visi.net/~djohnson/armament/abomb.html.  I recall
posting some additional (to that site's short list) bibliographic
suggestions some time ago, but, well, if you're interested, feel free to
search teh archives and/or e-mail.  See also "Missiles and Guided Bombs"
@ http://visi.net/~djohnson/missile.html.  Well worth clicking around
in--tell 'em I sent you ...