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Operation Paperclip: The US Plan for German Scientists After World War II
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7:47Now PlayingDuring Operation Paperclip the United States brought German scientists to America do work for them. Were these scientists like Wernher von Braun, Walter Schreiber and Kurt H. Debus not political? Can they be seen as 'good Germans'? Regarding their work on the V-2 rockets and the slave labour involved it's debatable if these German scientists were innocent. They worked on the Wonder Weapons (Wunderwaffe) the Germans hoped to win the Second World War. When that war was over the Cold War started and these scientists had to play an important role for the Americans...
History Hustle presents: Operation Paperclip: The US Plan for German Scientists after World War II.
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Operation Paperclip. The Secret Intelligence Program That Brought Nazi Scientists to America (Annie Jacobsen).
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Operation Paperclip - German Scientists At Wright Field (1946)
Wernher Von Braun (1912-1977)
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