House Un-American Activities Committee at work. L-R: Richard Nixon, Robert Stripling, Chief Investigator, and Dr. Edward Condon, American nuclear physicist. Condon's scientific internationalism was interpreted as disloyalty in a March 2, 1948 HUAC report, claiming he was one of the weakest links in US atomic security. Before March 2, 1948.

House Un-American Activities Committee at work. L-R: Richard Nixon, Robert Stripling, Chief Investigator, and Dr. Edward Condon, American nuclear physicist. Condon's scientific internationalism was interpreted as disloyalty in a March 2, 1948 HUAC report, claiming he was one of the weakest links in US atomic security. Before March 2, 1948.
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