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Robert Jungk (German: [jʊŋk]; born
Robert Baum, also
known as
Robert Baum-
Jungk; 11 May 1913 – 14 July 1994) was an
Austrian writer, journalist, historian...
- Axel
Jungk (born 13
April 1991) is a
German skeleton racer who
represents his
nation in the
Skeleton World Cup.
Jungk finished third in the
standings in...
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Stephan Jungk (born
December 19, 1952, in
Santa Monica, California) is an
American German-speaking novelist.
Jungk is the son of ****urologist
Robert Jungk. He...
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Thousand Suns: A
Personal History of the
Atomic Scientists, by
Austrian Robert Jungk, is an
early history of the
Manhattan Project and the
German atomic bomb...
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District of Beijing.
Christopher Grotheer of
Germany won the event, with Axel
Jungk, also of Germany,
being the
silver medalist, and Yan
Wengang of
China the...
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Manfred Jungk (born 12 May 1955) is a
German retired footballer who pla**** in the late 1970s as defender.
Jungk joined FC Basel's
first team for their...
- 0 mi)
northeast of
Mount Aurora on
Black Island.
Named after Robert A.
Jungk of ASA,
engaged in
development and
expansion of
Black Island communication...
- magazine,
November 8, 1948). The "shatterer"
version later appeared in
Robert Jungk's Brighter than a
Thousand Suns: A
Personal History of the
Atomic Scientists...
- 1985.
Archived from the
original on 3 July 2018.
Retrieved 5 July 2014.
Jungk,
Robert (1958).
Brighter than a
Thousand Suns: A
Personal History of the...
- "Three
minutes to midnight",
Australasian Science,
March 2016, p. 49.
Jungk 1958, p. 201.
Educational Foundation for
Nuclear Science, Inc. (February...
