German Wonder Weapons of World War II
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as posted by the channelThe German Wonder Weapons of WW2 were the secret weapons of Hitler to win the Second World War. We're talking about weird German weapons in WWII, like giant German tanks (like: Panzerkampfwagen Maus) as well as the very first jet fighter plane: the Messerschmitt Me 262. And don't forget the German UFO; a flying wing called: Horten Ho 229. Also there were the V-rockets: the V-1 and the V-2. Did you know a V-3 also existed? And what about the German atomic bomb of WWII? Was there a German nuclear bomb in WW2? Could Germany have won WW2 with these weapons if they were fully developed? These wonder weapons (Wunderwaffen) were sometimes already developed and brought to the US during Operation Paperclip.
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