Dr. John Hopkins provides a detailed lecture of Japan’s nuclear weapons program, filtering fact from fiction. Courtesy/LAHS

In her lecture, Los Alamos historian Nancy Bartlit provides insight into the complexities of Imperial Japan’s culture during World War II, shedding light on their delayed surrender. Courtesy/LAHS

LAHS News:

The Los Alamos Historical Society (LAHS) is thankful to everyone who attended its “Meeting of the Members” and final lecture May 14, 2024.

The Lecture Series ended on a high note with an educational presentation from Nancy Bartlit and Dr. John Hopkins. They provided insight into the complexities of Imperial Japan’s culture during World War II, shedding light on their delayed surrender. Dr. Hopkins provided a detailed lecture of Japan’s nuclear weapons program, filtering fact from fiction.

LAHS is grateful for the support of its attendees throughout the season and look forward to the next series of lectures. A new lineup of lectures begins in September.

The LAHS extends a heartfelt appreciation to N3B for their generous sponsorship of the Lecture Series. Their commitment to supporting educational initiatives and preserving history has made a significant impact in the community.

For more information, visit the Los Alamos Historical Society’s website.

To view lectures online, visit the Los Alamos Historical Society YouTube Channel.

Dr. John Hopkins speaking at the Los Alamos Historical Society’ final lecture May 14, 2024 in Fuller Lodge. Courtesy/LAHS

Los Alamos Historical Society Executive Director Todd Nickels at the Meeting of the Members and final lecture of the season May 14, 2024 in Fuller Lodge. Courtesy/LAHS