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English: The Hyde Park Aide-Mémoire. In September 1944,

Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill met at Hyde Park to discuss progress on the atomic bomb project, which the British code-named 'Tube Alloys.' On 18 September they initialed this aide-memoire defining an Anglo-American agreement on the weapon's first use, postwar

collaboration on atomic research, and the need to keep the project a secret from the USSR.
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Source Roosevelt Presidential Library (part of the virtual tour)
Author United States Government

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