Three items signed by the American physicist Edward Teller (1908-2003) who participated in the production of the first atomic bomb and led the development of the hydrogen bomb; known as "The Father of the Hydrogen Bomb". English.
1. Letter from December 1982, printed on the letterhead of the Hoover Institution, signed by Teller. In the letter, Teller notes that he recently visited Israel, discussed its energy problems with his friend, scientist Yuval Ne'eman, and even noticed with concern the disagreements in the Israeli society, after witnessing a demonstration in Tel-Aviv against the Lebanon War: "during my visit I was deeply saddened by the violent disagreement within Israel itself".
2. Photocopy of an article by Teller – Israel and the Technological Revolutions of the 21st Century (from Moment, March 1989). Signed by Teller.
3. Photocopy of a chapter from Phillip Berman's book The Courage of Conviction (1985) dealing with Teller's life, signed by Teller.
Size varies. Good overall condition.