Sabotage: The Mission to Destroy Hitler's Atomic Bomb Free Audiobook Download by Neal Bascomb

Learn the untold story of the man who created a team to prevent Hitler from developing an atomic bomb as well as what's considered to be one of the biggest intelligence coups of World War II. Neal Bascomb's Sabotage is an incredible and inspiring story about the power of one person's creative thinking and bravery in saving lives by placing himself in extreme danger.

Sabotage: The Mission to Destroy Hitler's Atomic Bomb is the story of a daring, near-impossible plan to stop Adolf Hitler from acquiring nuclear weapons. When America enters World War II, it doesn't take long for the military to figure out that it is a losing battle without some way to fight back. But Hitler has an atomic bomb; and if he can succeed in building a devastating arsenal, there will be no defense--and no time. What's more, he is close to achieving his goal. This book follows the team of American and British scientists who volunteer for Operation Foxhole--the code name for their top-secret mission.

Sabotage: The Mission to Destroy Hitler's Atomic Bomb describes the daring and innovative efforts made by a hand-picked team of Allied agents in their mission to destroy Nazi Germany’s atomic bomb project. That mission, codenamed Operation Torch, has been little understood up until now. Learn more about this operation with Neal Bascomb's Sabotage: The Mission to Destroy Hitler's Atomic Bomb audiobook download.

Neal Bascomb vividly recounts the dramatic story of the Allied spy mission to destroy Hitler's atomic bomb. The only people who knew about the plot were a handful of scientists and spies, a few in the British government, and President Roosevelt. They faced one daunting obstacle: a Nazi spy ring that had infiltrated Britain's top-secret research laboratories. This is the most extraordinary untold story of World War II, a race against time—and sabotage from within--to halt Germany's progress in building an atomic bomb.

Did you know young physicists in the Manhattan Project had to stop a Nazi sabotage plot? That's what this exciting book is about. It tells the true story of Operation Paperclip, where American agents went deep into Germany to find and arrest Nazi scientists before they could do any more harm. They discovered that top German scientists like Werner Heisenberg and Kurt Diebner had been trying to steal uranium and plutonium from Allied-occupied factories. Neal Bascomb does an excellent job narrating this book that I couldn't stop listening to Sabotage, so much so that I listened to the whole thing in one night.

In 1943, with Allied victory not yet in sight, a small group of German scientists and engineers set out to turn the tide. They volunteered to secretly build an atomic bomb for Hitler's Third Reich. But on July 6, 1944, they were betrayed--and the mission was revealed as a hoax.