Allan Nunn May

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Allan Nunn May was a British physicist who became one of the first and most significant atomic spies, passing nuclear secrets from the UK to the Soviet Union during and after World War II.

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instanceOf atomic spy
human
physicist
spy
charge breach of the Official Secrets Act
convictedOf espionage
violating the British Official Secrets Act
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
describedBySource British government records
histories of nuclear espionage
educatedAt King’s College London NERFINISHED
employer Atomic Energy of Canada Limited NERFINISHED
King’s College London NERFINISHED
Montreal Laboratory NERFINISHED
Tube Alloys project NERFINISHED
University of Birmingham NERFINISHED
familyName May NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork nuclear physics
physics
givenName Allan NERFINISHED
hasInfluenced Soviet atomic bomb project NERFINISHED
ideology communism
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Communist Party of Great Britain NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the first major atomic spies
passing information on nuclear reactor design to the Soviet Union
passing information on plutonium production to the Soviet Union
notableWork passing nuclear secrets to the Soviet Union
occupation physicist
spy
university lecturer
participantIn Manhattan Project (via British-Canadian work) NERFINISHED
Tube Alloys NERFINISHED
World War II
partOf early Cold War espionage cases
sexOrGender male
significantEvent arrest for espionage in the United Kingdom
imprisonment in the United Kingdom
trial for passing atomic secrets to the Soviet Union
spiedFor Soviet Union NERFINISHED
workLocation Canada
United Kingdom

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