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Welcome to episode 41 of The Great Deception Podcast where we dive into Annie Jacobsen's book Operation Paperclip. This is part one of two and will take a look from the 1930's thru the Nuremberg Trials. Part 2 in the next episode will cover after Nuremberg trial, Camp King, Operation Bluebird, Operation Artichoke, MK Ultra programs, and more that came from Operation Paperclip.
In this episode we will look at the rise of the Nazi's, specifically their science and technology programs. The race for atomic, biological and chemical weapons was full throttle. It is well known both sides committed heinous crimes both during WWII and after, including experiments on humans. Why would America give over 1,500 Nazi technicians an opportunity to work for the US Military Industrial Complex? The one answer appears to be... to beat the Russians. How would they pull this off? How did they sell this to the American population?
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Welcome to episode 41 of The Great Deception Podcast where we dive into Annie Jacobsen's book Operation Paperclip. This is part one of two and will take a look from the 1930's thru the Nuremberg Trials. Part 2 in the next episode will cover after Nuremberg trial, Camp King, Operation Bluebird, Operation Artichoke, MK Ultra programs, and more that came from Operation Paperclip.
In this episode we will look at the rise of the Nazi's, specifically their science and technology programs. The race for atomic, biological and chemical weapons was full throttle. It is well known both sides committed heinous crimes both during WWII and after, including experiments on humans. Why would America give over 1,500 Nazi technicians an opportunity to work for the US Military Industrial Complex? The one answer appears to be... to beat the Russians. How would they pull this off? How did they sell this to the American population?
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