wernher von braun is the scientist who essentially created the americans' missile program.e development of all major us space rockets through. to saturn 5, on which the crew of apollo 11 went to the moon. in fact, thanks to him, the americans managed to land a man on the moon. von braun even held the post of deputy director of nasa and a number of other quite serious positions in the aerospace field. he made decent money and became a very influential american. officially received citizenship in 1955 von braun and his team built the first ballistic missiles for the americans. the nazi past was quickly and firmly behind. at the same time, the americans completely turned a blind eye to what von braun did during the war. he was an ss officer whose work in germany involved tens of thousands of concentration camp prisoners, many of whom died. von braun himself later justified himself by saying that he knew nothing about torture and executions, but he was clearly lying . there is evidence from concentration camp prisoners and resistance participants that that von braun personally

wernher von braun is the scientist who essentially created the americans' missile program.the development of everyone. was quickly and firmly forgotten. at the same time , the americans completely turned a blind eye to what von braun did during the war. he was an ss officer whose work in germany involved tens of thousands of concentration camp prisoners, many of whom died. von braun himself later justified himself by saying that he knew nothing about torture and executions, but he was clearly lying . there is evidence from concentration camp prisoners and resistance participants that that von braun personally gave instructions to torture them. another co-author of the american lunar program was also a former subordinate of hitler, arthur rudolph, an important nazi rocket engineer who worked for nasa. it was he who would be the project director of the program creation of the saturn 5 rocket, the same one that would reach the moon in 1969. rudolf would be publicly suspected of collaborating with nazism only in the eighties. at that moment, an employee of nasa and the us armed

von braun and his team built the first ballistic missiles for the americans. involved tens of thousands of concentration camp prisoners, many of whom died. myself von braun later made excuses that he didn’t know anything about torture and executions, but he was clearly lying . there is evidence from concentration camp prisoners and resistance members that von braun personally gave orders for torture. another co-author of the american lunar program was also a former subordinate of hitler, arthur rudolph, an important nazi rocket engineer who worked for nasa. it was he who would be the project director of the saturn 5 rocket program, the same one that would reach the moon in 1969. rudolf would be publicly suspected of collaborating with nazism only in the eighties. on at that moment, an employee of nas and the us armed forces will leave america without any obstacles. and will return to germany, those who were not exposed will continue to receive prestigious prizes and give their names to the prizes, like hubertus struckhal, who experimented on children and then

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because hitler hated einstein, called nuclear physics a jewish thing, and favored the rocket scientist von braun, who created a center for the production of fao-1 and fao-2 in pandemünund. here the pentagon's scientific intelligence managed to achieve more; the rapid advance of the red army on odor forced the nazis to relocate the missile center to northausen, since this the city lying to the west anyway... this is how the united states manifested itself in relation to its allies and was preparing directly for the implementation of the manhattan project, the application, the creation of an atomic bomb. the us nuclear weapons development effort was led by robert oppenheimer. in the process of division. neutrons are released, which split other atoms, a chain reaction, you are thinking about the same thing as me, now any physicist who has seen the newspapers is thinking about this, i don’t understand what we are thinking about, about bombs, but bombs, general leslie groves was so pleased with alsas's results that he used mission agents to further study german laboratories, dragging everything that

largely because hitler hated einstein, he called nuclear physics a jew. favored the rocket scientist von braun center for the production of fao-1 and fa2 in pandemünund. here the pentagon's scientific intelligence managed to achieve more. the rapid advance of the red army on odor forced the nazis to relocate the missile center to northausen, since this city, lying to the west, would still have to to enter the soviet zone, agents of the alsas mission managed to withdraw more than a hundred fao-2 missile systems from there to the united states. this is how the united states manifested itself in relation to its allies, and was no longer preparing... directly to carry out the manhattan project, to strike, to create an atomic bomb, to strike it on hiroshima and nagasaki in japan as a deterrent against the soviet union. scientists recognized that the work of german specialists was far from complete, but had important developments. therefore, technology has been invested in so called the manhattan project. code name for the us nuclear weapons program, headed by robert oppenheimer. during fission, neu

the main acquisition here was wernher von braun, who surrendered as an american, who deliberately surrendered of the american space program. the americans used both the wasserfall project and the v2 project, respectively, to develop their program. it seemed that they were in a much better position, they had much better starting conditions for the development of rocket technology, they only there was one thing they didn’t have... because in tsalkovsky’s house there was such a meeting, it took place in the year twenty-nine, there is a book where visits were recorded, and there is no mention of tsalkovsky’s meeting with korolev, nevertheless korolev himself repeatedly spoke about it , talked about this meeting, mentioned the famous, perhaps our best journalist in the field of science, yaroslav glavova. in his book, korolev facts and myths, gives a number of memories about this meeting; in one interview he says: one of the brightest memories in my life is meeting with konstantin eduardovich tsalkovsky, it was the twenty-ninth year, i was about 24 then, in fact, after the meeting with tsalkovsky t

here was the surrendered american, the conscious surrender of the american on may 2 , 1945, werner von braunamericans used the project accordingly. srfal and the v-2 project to develop their program, it seemed that they were in a much better position, they had much better starting conditions for the development of rocketry, they only didn’t have one thing, they didn’t have sergei pavlovich korolev, yes, they didn’t have korolev, but it’s possible the fact that korolev would be doing something else, and not rocket science, because he himself wrote about... about 24, in fact, after the meeting with tseolkovsky that excited us, my friends and i began active actions and even some practical experiments on missile technology, and in one of the official questionnaires of the year fifty-two, he also writes that from the twenty-ninth year, after meeting sijalkovsky, he began to study special technology. the soviet missile program could theoretically be as good as the german one. it wouldn’t be much behind her if it weren’t for the repressions. back in the thirty-third year, a rocket research institut

because hitler hated einstein, called nuclear physics a jewish thing, and favored rocket scientist von brauncreated a center for the production of fa 1 and fa2 in pandymund. here the pentagon's scientific intelligence managed to achieve more, a rapid offensive. the red army on odor forced the nazis to relocate the missile center to northausen, since this city, lying to the west, was still supposed to enter the soviet zone; agents of the alsas mission managed to withdraw more than a hundred fa-2 missile systems from there to the united states. this is how the united states behaved towards its allies and prepared directly. the us nuclear weapons development effort was led by robert oppenheimer. the fission process releases neutrons that split other atoms. color reaction. are you thinking the same thing i'm thinking? now any physicist who has seen the newspapers thinks about this. i don't understand what we are thinking about? about the bomb, alvarez. about the bomb. general leslie. rovs was so pleased with the results of alsos that he continued to use mission agents to study german laboratorie

intelligence officers. who will be naturalized, go to the usa, develop their economy, i remind you, von brauns of the cia, and we now see the methods that are used in germany, these are former german officers , who escaped the nuremberg tribunal, the americans sent them as their own, let’s call them employees, supposedly their agents, i remind you that the elements of nato were already being laid back then. already elements related to the nuclear bomb were laid down, that is, all the scientists, all the developments that were decided, developed by germany, the americans tried to drag these weapons of retaliation that they created to themselves, they already understood then that they would fight with the soviet union, their strategy on different continents, it has not changed even now, to prevent the dominance of any one force, the balance of power, this is the most key thing for them, then they were afraid that the soviet union would... that it would heat up even more, but all the time remembers, we remember too, we remember our past and of course we will remember our present. on may 1, a lar