Operation Paperclip: The Secret Intelligence Program that Brought Nazi Scientists to America
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The work that was performed in Experimental Cell Block Five was science without conscience: bad science for bad ends. That at least six Nazi medical doctors involved in this research at Dachau would be among the first scientists given contracts by the U.S. Army
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Cloooown shit
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Baumbach was ordered by Grand Admiral Dönitz to go to the small town of Eutin, forty miles north of the city of Hamburg.
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That’s where my Oma lived!
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Working at the Farben factory in Gendorf were skinny men with shaved heads. Ambros said they were war refugees and that they could vouch for his kindness as a boss.
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Oh I bet they could
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Dr. Blome spoke fluent English with his first army interrogator. He described himself as a “good Nazi”—obedient—and promised that he was willing to cooperate with the Allies.
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Gooooood Nazi
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Nordhausen had been liberated by the Americans and was originally designated to be part of the American zone. Stalin protested, saying Russia had lost seventeen million men in the war and deserved greater reparations for greater losses sustained.
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How much of that number is your fault though
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The original agreement between the British and the Americans was that the two Allies would share with one another everything they learned about the V-weapons. If the British found out Staver was planning to secretly ship one hundred V-2 rockets back to the United States, they would likely consider it a double-cross.
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Because…it is?
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Two personal changes in von Braun were afoot. The first was that he joined an Evangelical Christian church and became “born again,”
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Womp womp
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According to personal family documents, Schreiber’s final quest was to prove that he had been born a baron and was descended from Prussian royalty.
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Dr. Mark Campbell, a former president of the Space Medicine Association, insists the award will not go away. Campbell blames the Internet for maligning what he sees as Dr. Strughold’s good character.
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Not the internet lol