Voices in order of appearance, including a quote if needed to help in identifying: Haakon Chevalier, Hans Bethe, Paul Freeh (narrator), Francis Fergusson, Robert Serber, Robert R. Wilson, Frank Oppenheimer, I. I. Rabi, Freeman Dyson, Jane Wilson ‘and radical,’ Jon Else ‘in German?’ from behind camera, Robert Porton ‘I’m out here in the west,’ Dorothy McKibbin ‘windshield wipers for submarines,’ Holm Bursom ‘can’t tell you exactly,’ David McDonald ‘put out of here,’ Françoise Ulam, Robert Krohn ‘might be possible to explode the atmosphere,’ unidentified woman ‘felt like an earthquake,’ Elizabeth Ingram ‘yes, because she was blind,’ Harry Truman, General Leslie Groves ‘it would have come out,’ Stan Ulam ‘in those days,’ Robert Oppenheimer ‘I have been asked,’ Joseph McCarthy ‘no secrets’ 1 chevalier reads from his day-after-hiroshima letter 2 you may well ask 3 early oppenheimer 4 pretty frozen by morning,; never been on a horse 5 imprisoned in event of national emergency 6 fission; nazis as wave of future 7 weren’t winning at all 8 completely changed to fit the role 9 7,000 fire extinguishers; too many babies 10 secrets from their wives and children 11 chevalier incident; victory in europe 12 impact on civilization 13 faustian bargain 14 jornada del muerto 15 they were going to try 16 raining cats & dogs 17 a different person from then on; trinity test 18 his walk was like high noon 19 she was blind 20 white spots 21 beginning of end for japan 22 tokyo reduced to rubble 23 groves; every mother 24 nobody had the courage 25 you were depressed 26 defense mechanisms 27 physicists have known sin 28 marvelous warm letter 29 heavy with misgiving 30 victory against japan; i have been asked 31 arms control unpopular; teller, h-bomb 32 mccarthy 33 wiretaps; eisenhower suspends clearance (december 1953) 34 chevalier incident again; complex and vain man; results of 1954 hearing 35 not the same person; day after trinity 36 technical arrogance 37 not any part of history 38 another weapon; security 39 destroyer of worlds 40 comic relief: firesign theater, excerpt from dear friends (1972).