Everyone knows the famous words "E=Mc2" by Albert Einstein, but not many people know that it is connected to the world. That formula was used for the advancement of atomic warfare during World War II for America's victory at the end of the war. The only form of atomic warfare was the atomic bomb, which changed the world from its development, occurrence and consequences. Atomic warfare was introduced in World War II when the United States dropped two bombs on the Japanese and ended the war. These two bombs were called "Fat Man" and "Little Boy" and left Nagasaki and Hiroshima like garbage. The day they hit was August 6th and 9th. These two bombs were used by Truman to prevent an invasion by the Japanese and to quickly make them surrender. These two bombs were first thought of when Albert Einstein and Enrico Fermi fled Europe with knowledge of the fact. The Germans tampered with the idea of ​​mass destruction using bombs and atoms. These two attempted to warn government officials but failed to reach the development until Einstein sent a letter to the president...