well, professor lindemann, i've dealt with those people for 41 years. it's not fun. they're a pain that a pill can't reach because are god and they know it. and they're going to let you know it. and it's their way or no way. well, again, she's titled. she has a brother who looks like he came out of central casting and works in the same general area. and she presents her theory over and over. she sticks her guns. and this is critical because it finally gets to mr. churchill, as you'll in the movie. and he the entire royal air force bomber command 800 plus to fly from england over panama and on the north central german baltic coast and bomb the secret base there. they do so, causing great havoc, great casualties. and it causes the nazi rocket project to go underground down into central germany and southern germany in the hearts mountains and in the four alps. and why is this so important this evening? because general eisenhower, our when asked the war about the importance of the raid on panama, india said it delayed the german rocket program six months in august of 194

hibernation during which they turned rapidly from the war, that allegedly this was the argument of general lindemann in a important 1987 book called embattled courage, soldiers turned rapidly from the war. they refused to write or speak or about it for at least 20 years after the conflict and then they kind of reemerge right to tell romanticized stories around the j.r.r campfires in the 1880s and nineties. and what found in that book and sure, continuing this work, i would find similar things is that there was no real hibernation right that they did not turn rapidly from the war in fact they felt a great obligation a great burden to document in detail the history of what exactly they had seen and experienced. they become in many ways, veterans do the wars first. historians. i have accounts in my previous book of of men who come back with physical injuries, who literally right through their physical pain immediately upon their return home to to pen numbingly battle and campaign and unit histories right. they help mark battle fields. they draw the first maps. they the first major relic collection. so

. >>> this past week the family of the late billionaire art collector george lindemann agreed to return the treasures had been looted. cbs's elizabeth palmer has more on the country's lost treasures. >> reporter: angkor wat, a 900-year-old wonder of history, religion and art that's made it a top stop on countless bucket lists. it's also the site of an epic theft. thousands of people visit these ruins every day. and yet look closely at some of the temples, especially the lesser known ones, and you'll notice that something vital is missing. exquisitely carved stone statues of hindu gods and buddhas. >> and better appreciation for -- >> reporter: american lawyer brad gordon has made it his mission to track them down. >> many of these statues have spiritual qualities. and the cambodians regard them as their ancestors. they believe that they're living. >> reporter: in decades of lawlessness after cambodia's civil war looters raided these sites and made off with priceless artifacts but left traces of their theft. one was this pedestal. another the fragment of a foot. gordon's research shows t