PDF-[EBOOK]-Secret Agenda: The United States Government, Nazi Scientists, and Project Paperclip,

Here Hunt a former CNN investigative reporter tells a shocking tale how a branch of the US government deliberately thwarted attempts to bring to justice Nazi scientists who were guilty of war crimes and who in at least one case actually participated in fresh atrocities in the US While it is common knowledge that the US used Nazi scientists during the cold war Hunt reveals for the first time that the project to recruit and utilize Nazi scientific talent codenamed Paperclipcontinued until 1973 In addition while former Nazi scientists like Werner von Braun contributed greatly to the development of rockets jet planes and other prodigies of technology Hunt convincingly demonstrates that several such scientists also participated in Dachaulike experiments on over seven thousand US soldiers on the effects of LSD and other chemicals at Edgewood Maryland between 1947 and 1966 Moreover Hunt explains that the US avidly recruited many Nazi scientists despite their war crimesincluding utilization of slave labor and execution of prisonersand despite the continuing devotion of many to Nazi ideology Hunt also relates the sordid details of the intelligence communitys attempts to prevent bringing these scientists to justice And in at least one case she shows that the program was inimical to US intereststhe man who conceived and ran Paperclip was ultimately convicted of selling American defense secrets to the Soviet Union An engrossing examination of how a small clique of defense and intelligence officials deliberately subverted stated US policy. 67 and Add1 61295 United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples The General Assembly Taking note of the recommendation of the Human Rights Coun cil contained in its resolution 12 of 29 June 2006 by which the Council adopted the text Week 2: France emerges from WWII. 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While it is common knowledge that the US used Nazi scientists during the cold war, Hunt reveals for the first time that the project to recruit and utilize Nazi scientific talent- -code-named ``Paperclip\'\'--continued until 1973. In addition, while former Nazi scientists (like Werner von Braun) contributed greatly to the development of rockets, jet planes, and other prodigies of technology, Hunt convincingly demonstrates that several such scientists also participated in ``Dachau-like experiments on over seven thousand U.S. soldiers\'\' on the effects of LSD and other chemicals at Edgewood, Maryland, between 1947 and 1966. Moreover, Hunt explains that the US avidly recruited many Nazi scientists, despite their war crimes--including utilization of slave labor and execution of prisoners--and despite the continuing devotion of many to Nazi ideology. Hunt also relates the sordid details of the intelligence community\'s attempts to prevent bringing these scientists to justice. And, in at least one case, she shows that the program was inimical to US interests--the man who conceived and ran Paperclip was ultimately convicted of selling American defense secrets to the Soviet Union. An engrossing examination of how a small clique of defense and intelligence officials deliberately subverted stated US policy. Key Words:. President – . figurehead of the government.. Chancellor – . head of the government on a day-to-day basis.. Reichstag and Reichsrat – . the two chambers of the German Parliament.. Constitution – .