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	Jean Tatlock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tatlock is generally credited for introducing Oppenheimer to radical politics during the 1930s, and his association with her, and many of the friends he met through her, were later used as evidence against him during his 1954 security hearing.
		In the spring of 1936, I had been introduced by friends to Jean Tatlock, the daughter of a noted professor of English at the university; and in the autumn, I began to court her, and we grew close to each other.
		Tatlock also introduced Oppenheimer to the poetry of John Donne, and his naming of the first test of a nuclear weapon as "Trinity" is interpreted by many historians as a reference to Tatlock.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jean_Tatlock (349 words)

	Robert Oppenheimer - Wikipedia
		Fue solamente al relacionarse con Jean Tatlock, hija de un profesor del literatura de Berkeley, en 1936, que se interesó en la política.
		En agosto de 1943, Oppenheimer le comunicó a agentes de seguridad del Proyecto que uno de sus amigos con contactos comunistas, había solicitado secretos nucelares a tres de sus alumnos.
		Tatlock se había suicidado unos meses antes, para la consternación de Oppenheimer.
	es.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_Oppenheimer (3855 words)

	Encyclopedia: Robert Oppenheimer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		It was not until he became involved with Jean Tatlock, the daughter of a Berkeley literature professor, in 1936, that he showed any interest in politics.
		Jean Tatlock briefly dated Manhattan Project scientific leader J. Robert Oppenheimer while she was a graduate student in psychology at Stanford University in 1936 while he was a professor of physics at University of California, Berkeley.
		He was also followed by an FBI agent during an unannounced trip to California in 1943 to meet his former girlfriend, Jean Tatlock.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Robert-Oppenheimer (11951 words)

	Dave Mickey\|Sound Design Portfolio
		In this cue Jean appears to Oppenheimer after her death and begins to burn in front of him.
		During the scene Jean's waltz is heard as she steps into the bath tub.
		Jean gasps for air as she drowns in the bath, and as death overtakes her Jean's waltz slows in tempo.
	davemickey.theaterdog.com /cgi-bin/index.cgi?id=sound (550 words)

	About J. Robert Oppenheimer
		In 1936 Oppenheimer met Jean Tatlock, a psychiatry student, and they made plans to marry, although they were not to do so.
		Tatlock joined the Communist party, and the couple increasingly moved in leftist circles.
		In June 1943 Tatlock asked to meet her former fiancé, and Oppenheimer spent an evening at her home in San Francisco.
	www.english.uiuc.edu /maps/poets/a_f/ai/aboutopp.htm (2842 words)

	SparkNotes: J. Robert Oppenheimer: Oppenheimer the Radical
		His distaste for European fascism and his distress about the precarious state of the American economy may have shocked Oppenheimer into awareness, but it wasn't until he met a passionate, radical woman, Jean Tatlock, that he was propelled into action.
		Tatlock was a graduate student at Berkeley, working toward a degree in psychology.
		He was in love with Jean Tatlock, and he had also befriended Haakon Chevalier, a professor of French Literature and a practicing communist.
	www.sparknotes.com /biography/oppenheimer/section4.rhtml (751 words)

	Disaster News Network: Haiti churches carry heavy load
		Tatlock worked with UMCOR, ACT and local Haitian church leaders on the ground last month in Haiti to distribute the aid, and he plans to travel there again to help coordinate the second shipment.
		Tatlock reported he sees a need for trauma counseling for people who have witnessed many incidents of brutality and abuse.
		Tatlock sees an historical opportunity for U.S. church groups to reach out to their Haitian counterparts.
	www.disasternews.net /news/news.php?articleid=2208 (914 words)

	Jean Tatlock biography .ms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Jean Tatlock briefly dated Manhatten Project leader J Robert Oppenhiemer while she was a graduate staudent at The University of California, Berkley.
		Tatlock's interest in radical politics haunted Oppenhiemer throughout his life, and his involvent with her was seen by many as evidence that Oppenhiemer might was spying for the Russians.
		Some historians believe that Oppenhiemer had an extramarital affair with Tatlock while Oppenhiemer was working The Manhatten Project.
	jean-tatlock.biography.ms (69 words)

	bookbuffet blog » Blog Archive » Book Review: American Prometheus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		It was also during the mid-1930’s that two things happened in Oppenheimer’s life with the first begetting the second; he met and fell in love with Jean Tatlock and he began to actively support causes of the disenfranchised and the working classes.
		The catalyst for this affirmation was Jean Tatlock.
		Jean was a member of the Communist Party and spurred Robert from talk into action regarding his Ethical Culture engendered social beliefs.
	www.bookbuffet.com /wp/wp-trackback.php?p=8 (2493 words)

	Jean Tatlock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Jean Tatlock briefly dated Manhattan Project leader J.
		Robert Oppenheimer while she was a graduate student at The University of California, Berkeley.
		Tatlock's interest in radical politics haunted Oppenheimer throughout his life, and his involvent with her was seen by many as evidence that Oppenheimer was spying for the Russians.
	www.phatnav.com /wiki/index.php?title=Jean_Tatlock (126 words)

	Atomic Bomb -=SKYGAZE=- Interesting Facts, The Strange and Unexplained, Mysteries and Secrets
		In fact, the erudite scientist would have to undergo a period of adjustment, gradually leaning to pitch the level of his discussion to the capabilities of his bewildered students.
		In 1936 he fell in love with Jean Tatlock, a troubled and moody young woman whose passionate idealism had found an outlet in the Communist Party.
		When he broke off his relationship with Tatlock after meeting Kitty Harrison, the woman who would become his wife in 1940, he also moved away from her circle of leftward-leaning friends.
	www.skygaze.com /content/mysteries/AtomicBomb.shtml (2053 words)

	Encyclopedia: J. Robert Oppenheimer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		During the 1920s, he kept himself aloof of worldly matters, and claimed to have not learned of the stock market crash of 1929 until some time after the fact (Oppenheimer himself had little worry regarding financial matters, as his family ties provided him with ample funding).
		He was also followed by an FBI agent during an unannounced trip to California to meet his former girlfriend, Jean Tatlock.
		During interviews regarding an incident in which he was solicited for nuclear secrets by Communist sympathizers, Oppenheimer often gave contradictory and equivocating statements.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/J.-Robert-Oppenheimer (4644 words)

	Padre de la bomba atómica
		En 1936 se enamoró de Tean Tatlock, jovencita difícil y voluble cuyo apasionado idealismo halló salida en el Partido Cornunista.
		Cuando terminó su relación con Jean Tatlock, luego de conocer a Kitty Harrison, la mujer que sería su esposa en 1940, también se alejó del círculo de amigos izquierdistas que aquélla frecuentaba.
		Sus amistades de la década de 1930, su amorío con Jean Tatlock y su oposición a la superbomba pesaron en contra suya.
	www.geocities.com /Augusta/5130/oppenheimer.htm (2524 words)

	CWS Supports Local Community Cooperatives in Haiti
		Don Tatlock, CWS International Emergency Respnse Staff pictured with Wilbert Toussaint, project coordinator for Service Chretiene D'Haiti, at co-op community in Gros-Morne.
		The team traveled rough terrain, sometimes by foot, to eleven rural villages in three Northwest and Artibonite Departments, near the cities of Gonaives, Gros-Morne, and Bombardopolis.
		With drought the current concern, Church World Service, with SCH and SKDE, is developing several projects to assist the co-ops in the areas of food, livestock production and care, water, micro-credit, and education and literacy.
	www.churchworldservice.org /news/archives/2005/05/289.html (691 words)

	The Harvard Crimson Online :: News
		Many of those closest to him were card-carrying Communists, including his off-and-on lover Jean Tatlock, his younger brother Frank, and his wife Kitty Harrison.
		(Half a year later, Tatlock was dead by her own hand, although some still speculate that she was murdered.) Then came truly devastating revelations of the “Chevalier affair.” In winter 1942, Oppenheimer’s friend Haakon Chevalier had approached him on behalf of another Communist about turning over secret information to the Soviets.
		The “Chevalier affair,” the Tatlock tryst, and Oppenheimer’s old Leftist connections resurfaced and torpedoed his chances at swaying the panel.
	www.thecrimson.com /article.aspx?ref=507575 (1354 words)

	PREVIEW: Father of the A-bomb
		His longtime landlady was a Communist, as was Jean Tatlock, a professor's daughter and aspiring doctor with whom he had a long affair, and so was his closest friend on the faculty, Haakon Chevalier, a professor of French.
		Despite these precautions, government security personnel were disconcerted in June 1943, when, on a trip back to Berkeley, Oppenheimer spent the night with Jean Tatlock (who committed suicide in January 1944).
		They were even more startled when Oppenheimer informed them in the late summer of 1943 that, just before leaving for Los Alamos six months earlier, he had been approached by an unnamed friend and asked to turn atomic information over to a man named George Eltenton.
	www.linkswarm.com /viewlink-19180.html (1772 words)

	Nuclear Options - New York Times
		Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin have uncovered a long-term love affair with Ruth Tolman, a clinical psychologist who was the wife of one of Oppenheimer's close colleagues.
		Tatlock's remedy was membership in the Communist Party.
		Oppenheimer contributed to the party and attended at least one meeting, but never became a member, a conclusion Bird and Sherwin reached after a thorough examination of Oppenheimer's F.B.I. files: ''Any attempt to label Robert Oppenheimer a Party member is a futile exercise -- as the F.B.I. learned to its frustration over many years.''
	www.nytimes.com /2005/05/15/books/review/15RHODESL.html?pagewanted=1&ei=5090&en=9ab9eb0fcefdadde&ex=1273896000&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss (609 words)

	Oppenheimer Paper, Spring 1987 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		In l936, he began seeing Jean Tatlock, daughter of an archconservative professor, who flirted on and off with the Party, and introduced him to its leaders.
		He reacted with distaste to Stalin's purges, and with revulsion to the 1939 Nazi-Soviet Pact ("Ça stink." (5)) He toned down his beliefs to Rooseveltism, and even persusaded Lawrence to vote for the President.
		He was no longer as social with his Party friends, and had stopped his affair with the unpredictable Jean Tatlock by l939.
	members.aol.com /mxstoler2/oppenheimer.html (5640 words)

	301-Feynmanyt
		During the 1920s, his research revolved around energy processes of subatomic particles and once in England he joined forces with the British Scientific Community, in his advanced atomic research.
		In the 30's Oppenheimer was enthused by the rise of Hitlerism in Germany and after meeting Jean Tatlock, gained interest in radical causes.
		With the death of his father in 1937, Oppenheimer became very wealthy, and donated large sums of money to several left-wing organizations but soon after began to withdraw from the left wing scene.
	www.pages.drexel.edu /~ina22/301/301ppr-Oppenheimer.htm (617 words)

	The Avalon Project : United States Atomic Energy Commission. In the Matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer
		He further stated that with respect to things that the Communists were doing, in which he still had an interest, it was not until 1946 that it was clear to him that he would not collaborate with Communists no matter how much he sympathized with what they pretended to represent.
		It was reported that in 1943 and previously you were intimately associated with Dr. Jean Tatlock, a member of the Communist Party in San Francisco, and that Dr. Tatlock was partially responsible for your association with Communist-front groups.
		He named several Communists, Communist functionaries or Communist sympathizers whom he had met through Jean Tatlock, or as a result of his association with her.
	www.yale.edu /lawweb/avalon/abomb/opp01.htm (12879 words)

	Hall of Shame -- Steep Hollow Cemetery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Jean tells us that this cemetery is located in the northeast corner of the Frank Densford farm.
		From Interstate 65 (Seymour) going south, exit onto State Rd. 256 west (Austin, IN, Scott Co.), travel west to Co Rd 800 East, turn North (right), going back into Jackson Co. This is on the left hand side of road.
		Jean also notes that the site is included in the 1998 Cemetery Book for Vernon Twp., published by the Jackson Co Genealogy Society (page 58).
	www.rootsweb.com /~inpcrp/HallofShame/steephollowcem.html (164 words)

	The New York Review of Books: The Oppenheimer Case: An Exchange
		Oppie had been introduced to Donne's works by Jean Tatlock a few years earlier.
		It was Tatlock who likewise introduced Oppenheimer to communism.
		A fourth reason for believing that Oppenheimer was a Communist surfaced in the course of my research, but I felt I could not mention it until now.
	www.nybooks.com /articles/17008 (1273 words)

	Physics Today May 2003
		It also seems to me that, at times, in his evaluations of statements in such private papers as Chevalier's, Herken has not taken into account his sources' possible motivations.
		Thus, in his narration of Oppenheimer's life at Berkeley during the 1930s, Herken strongly suggests that after meeting Jean Tatlock and Chevalier, Oppenheimer became a member of the Communist Party (CP).
		But one must question the reliability of the most damning evidence--Chevalier's 1964 note attesting that Oppenheimer had been part of a secret communist cell.
	www.physicstoday.org /vol-56/iss-5/p59.html (993 words)

	Malaspina Great Books Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		I have been studying the life of Robert Oppenheimer for years now, and I have become interested in Jean Tatlock.
		She seems to be a tragic figure with a shadow life which makes it all the more interesting to me. I know she died by suicide in Janurary 1944, but I have never been able to get an exact date.
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	malaspina.com /discus/messages/1/1115.html?SaturdayFebruary2420010801pm (249 words)

	George Franklin Schonfeld descendants, Indiana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		DELZIE GEORGE FRANKLIN2 SCHONFELD (GEORGE FRANKLIN1) was born January 22, 1909, and died April 06, 1957 in Austin, TX.
		MARION3 TATLOCK (JOSEPHINE MARIE2 SCHONFELD, GEORGE FRANKLIN1) was born Private.
		Children of MARION TATLOCK and MARY ELLIS are:
	genforum.genealogy.com /schoenfeld/messages/109.html (286 words)

	Theatre South Carolina
		I met the author who told me the only stage direction for Lillith is that she “lives in the walls.” In this production, Lillith is played way over the top, literally and figuratively, at all times, which can get somewhat wearisome and annoying.
		Mary Floyd does a nice job as wife Kitty Oppenheimer, and Marybeth Gorman is appealing as Jean Tatlock, the mistress.
		Tom Angland is excellent as Teller, and the rest of the cast play numerous characters, often taking multiple roles and doing them well.
	www.sc.edu /usctimes/articles/2004-10/theatre_review.html (326 words)

	Miss Tatlock's Millions [VHS] video online at Movies Unlimited (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Miss Tatlock's Millions [VHS] video online at Movies Unlimited
		A Hollywood stunt man is hired to impersonate a young woman's brother in order to fool her wealthy--and wildly eccentric--family, but problems arise when the would-be sibling falls for his "sister" in the screwball romp.
		The popular star of British comics makes a memorable jump to the movies in this comic adventure focusing on a phony sea captain involved in gem smuggling who gets in trouble after he tries to slip the diamonds in an actress's bracelet.
	www.moviesunlimited.com /musite/affredirect.asp?mscssid=0PKR7128WJU19L31VFN1S20BHR5DCFDD&page=product%2Easp&sku=093031 (745 words)

	Barnard College Newscenter
		Stephen Distinti, CC: Co-recipient, Jean Willard Tatlock Memorial Prize for Latin
		Lindsay Edgecombe: Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize; co-recipient, Sidney Miner Poetry Prize; co-recipient, Schwimmer Prize for scholarly commitment to the humanist tradition
		Brigitte Libby, CC: Co-recipient, Jean Willard Tatlock Memorial Prize for Latin
	www.barnard.columbia.edu /newnews/news052704.html (1671 words)

	Barnard News Center
		Alice L. Boone: Co-recipient, Annette Kar Baxter Memorial Fund Prize for the study of some aspect of women's experience
		Leonard Braman, CC: Jean Willard Tatlock Memorial Prize for Latin
		Emily R. Bridge: Katherine Reeve Girard Prize for a student with interests in the international aspects of a major
	www.barnard.columbia.edu /newnews/news050702.html (1603 words)

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