Operation Paperclip: the secret intelligence program that brought NAZI scientists to America
Annie Jacobsen
This is a book about Nazi scientists and American government secrets. It is about how dark truths
can be hidden from the public by U.S. officials in the name of national security, and it is about the
unpredictable, often fortuitous, circumstances through which truth gets revealed.
can be hidden from the public by U.S. officials in the name of national security, and it is about the
unpredictable, often fortuitous, circumstances through which truth gets revealed.
Operation Paperclip was a postwar U.S. intelligence program that brought German scientists to
America under secret military contracts. The program had a benign public face and a classified body
of secrets and lies. “I’m mad on technology,” Adolf Hitler told his inner circle at a dinner party in
1942, and in the aftermath of the German surrender more than sixteen hundred of Hitler’s
technologists would become America’s own. What follows puts a spotlight on twenty-one of these
men
Година:
1976
Език:
english
Страници:
418
Файл:
PDF, 5.09 MB
IPFS:
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english, 1976
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