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instanceOf
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Hungarian-American
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human
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inventor
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nuclear physicist
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physicist
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advocatedFor
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arms control
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international control of nuclear weapons
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awardReceived
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Albert Einstein Award
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birthName
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Leó Spitz
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causeOfDeath
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heart attack
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citizenship
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Germany
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Hungary
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United States of America
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coAuthored
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Einstein–Szilard letter
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surface form: "Einstein–Szilard letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt"
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coDesigned
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Chicago Pile-1
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surface form: "Chicago Pile-1 experiments"
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coInvented
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Einstein–Szilard refrigerator
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coInventedWith
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Albert Einstein
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collaboratedWith
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Enrico Fermi
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conceived
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idea of a nuclear chain reaction
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countryOfBirth
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Austro-Hungarian Empire
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surface form: "Austria-Hungary"
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countryOfDeath
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United States of America
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dateOfBirth
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1898-02-11
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dateOfDeath
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1964-05-30
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doctoralAdvisor
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Max von Laue
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educatedAt
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University of Budapest
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surface form: "Budapest University of Technology and Economics"
Humboldt University of Berlin
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Technical University of Berlin
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emigratedTo
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Germany
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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fieldOfWork
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biophysics
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molecular biology
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nuclear physics
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physics
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fullName
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Leo Szilard
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knownFor
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Einstein–Szilard letter
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Einstein–Szilard refrigerator
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Szilard–Chalmers effect
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advocacy of nuclear arms control
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conceiving the nuclear chain reaction
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contributions to the Manhattan Project
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laterCareer
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molecular biologist at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies
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memberOf
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Federation of American Scientists
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opposed
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use of atomic bombs on Japanese cities
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organized
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Szilard petition
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participatedIn
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development of the first nuclear reactor
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patentHolderOf
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neutron-induced chain reaction patent
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placeOfBirth
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Budapest
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placeOfDeath
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La Jolla, California, United States
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surface form: "La Jolla, California"
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religion
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Jewish
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sentLetterTo
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt
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surface form: "Franklin D. Roosevelt"
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spouse
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Gertrud Weiss Szilard
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workedAt
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Chicago Metallurgical Laboratory
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surface form: "Metallurgical Laboratory"
Salk Institute for Biological Studies
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University of Chicago
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workedOn
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Manhattan Project
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yearConceivedNuclearChainReaction
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1933
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