Hitler's Secret Bomb

As WW2 begins, U.S., German and Japanese scientists embark on a frantic race to unlock the secrets of nuclear fission and create the world’s first nuclear weapon. In the U.S., the Manhattan Project becomes the largest scientific effort in human history. Over 130,000 men and women work around the clock to create a nuclear reaction and build a bomb. In Japan, the Imperial Army and Navy compete to turn Uranium ore into radioactive U-235, while German scientists strive to create their own U-235: Fuel for a Nazi wonder weapon. (Viasat)