and this is otto ambrose, at nuremberg. he was convicted of mass murder and slavery. might have had some forsythe which is why he was laughing that he would one day soon be released, but not only was he released, his finances were fully restored. this is the world's -- what i would call the cia's first black site, right after the war. the cia -- well, actually in 1947, after the cia began, teamed up with and a half intelligence, army intelligence, and air force intelligence, at this place, and used some chemists and chemistry developed by the nazis and began enhanced interrogation techniques using lsd and street drugs on what was now soviet bloc prisoners because this was the cold war. the two physicians at that facility, none other than dr. schreiber and dr. blome. the reason that blome got the job was because schreiber was sent to texas. and schieber wke

otto ambrose. and i think i would have to say one of the more nefarious elements of operation paperclip. and i'm to not going to tell you all the narratives that are in the book, but i will tell you one briefly about dr. ambros, and the reason i think his story so horrific, ambros was hitler's favorite chemist, and i say that literally. he also invented synthetic rubber which was extremely important because tanks need treads, aircrafts need wheels, and the synthetic rubber that was produced was so important to hitler, that he awarded ambros here a one million reichs mark's bonus, a document i found in the national archives which had never been written about before. that's how important ambros was. and further, the reich was building synthetic rubber at auschwitz. so this here is a satellite photo from 1944, june, and you have auschwitz and the gas chambers up there. but down in the lower corner here you have a slave labor facility run by ig farvin who was making synthetic rubber down there, and ott