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The U.S. Town That Vanished for the Atomic Bomb 😳 [WWII Hidden History]
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During World War II, the U.S. created an entire secret city in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, as part of the Manhattan Project.

Over 75,000 people lived and worked there, but the city was missing from maps and hidden from the public. Residents had jobs tied to the project, yet most of them didn’t even know they were helping build the atomic bomb.

Oak Ridge produced the enriched uranium used in the bomb dropped on Hiroshima. After the war, the city was finally revealed to the world β€” a hidden chapter of American history.

πŸ‘‰ Question: Should Oak Ridge be remembered as a symbol of innovation… or secrecy?

πŸ”Ž Sources & References:

U.S. Department of Energy – Oak Ridge History

National WWII Museum – The Manhattan Project

Denise Kiernan, The Girls of Atomic City

#WWII #HistoryShorts #WWIISecrets #AtomicBomb #HiddenHistory #ManhattanProject #USHistory #WWIIFacts #Shorts
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