Many of them had fled from Fascism, just as Einstein had, and now they were afraid the Nazis could build and use an atomic bomb. Who does ‘they’ refer to in the above lines?
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They from the above lines is referred to the people of Germany.
Explanation:
From the above context given that:
“Many of them had fled from Fascism, just as Einstein had, and now they were afraid the Nazis could build and use an atomic bomb”.
Here, they is referred to the people of Germany.
Explanation:
- It all begins with Einstein writing a letter to Franklin Roosevelt.
- He described the sequences related to, When the Nazis came to power in Germany, Einstein has already taken his emigration to the United States of America.
- Later after Five years, he described about the discovery of nuclear fission in Berlin had American physicists in an uproar.
- Many of them had fled from Fascism, just as Einstein had done the same.
- Now they were having the fear that the Nazis could build and use an atomic bomb.
- Then, finally it was Einstein who wrote a letter to Franklin Roosevelt to warn him of the consequences and narrated the situation related to the explosion of an atomic bomb.
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