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IN the original group of British delegates to the Moscow conference, theoretical physics was well represented (Darwin, Dirac, Mott and myself); but I was the only one allowed by the Government to proceed. The following account is therefore based only on the observations of one pair of eyes and ears, which had to absorb a multitude of impressions vastly more interesting and important than even the most fascinating scientific things: a new and strange type of civilization in its various activities, social, economic, military, scientific, artistic, etc.
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BORN, M. Theoretical Physics. Nature 156, 325–326 (1945). https://doi.org/10.1038/156325a0
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