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The Soviet Union and the United States knew that Germany's scientific and technological level was the best in the world at that time, and German scientists were also of the greatest value.
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At that time, Japan's science and technology were not particularly developed, and they were not as good as Germany.
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Because German science was developing relatively fast at that time, many countries wanted German scientists.
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During World War II, German scientists were very good at research, and they couldn't look down on Japanese viruses and bacteria.
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At that time, there were probably no such great scientists in Japan, but the Jews in Germany were very powerful.
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In fact, the level of science and technology in Japan was not particularly strong at that time, so no one competed for Japanese scientists.
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In fact, Japan's level of science and technology was not particularly strong at that time.
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The United States has won far more Nobel Prizes in Chemical Physics since 1901 than Germany. Before 1901, most of the German masters were Jews or Slavs, and there were far fewer masters in their own country than in the victorious countries. Gauss, Engels, Leibniz, etc. are all standard Jewish people, Germany is characterized by the number of craftsmen far more than masters, so after 1901 its Nobel Prize in mathematics is far less than France, the United States, Britain, etc., because the Jewish geniuses have run out, can only engage in chemistry and other experimental sciences.
Before World War II, Germany was supported by the United States to attack the Soviet Union.
Before the outbreak of World War II, American capital did provide Nazi Germany with a lot of money and technology.
Between 1924 and 1933, loans to Germany through Wall Street conglomerates amounted to 33 billion marks, the largest of which were the three largest sums that established and helped three large industrial cartels (a form of monopoly). The three cartels are General Electric, United Steel, and Farben, which control the power, steel, and chemical industries respectively, and grasp the lifeblood of Germany's industry. By 1937, United Steel and IG Farben together produced 95 percent of the country's total, and the famous Krupp Arms Company was also under their control.
This is not only thanks to American loans, but also American technology.
Wall Street also supported Hitler's campaign through the German oligarchy it controlled. After Hitler came to power, in August 1933, the American Banking Association negotiated with Germany on loans. The Bank of America agreed to a moratorium on the repayment of previous loans by Germany, and promised that all the income of the American capital and industry in Germany would be used only in Germany in the future, and that it would be used to build new military enterprises or rebuild existing ones.
From 1933 to 1939, during the six years of Germany's preparations for World War II, the DuPont consortium and the Chemical Company, the Rockefeller Consortium and the Mobil Oil Company, the Morgan consortium and its controlled Telegraph Company, and the Ford Motor Company (Henry Ford himself received the Cross of the Eagle for his cooperation with the Nazis) rushed to sign huge orders with Germany for strategic raw materials and military projects. In the eight months of 1934 alone, the number of American exports to Germany increased more than fivefold compared to 1933. Between '33 and '39, more than 60 U.S. companies operated in Nazi Germany's military establishments.
There is also no ambiguity in terms of technology output, DuPont sold the technology of neoprene and aircraft explosion pro to Germany through Farben; The technology for tank lubricants was obtained from Mobil Oil; Hitler's important help in the development of the air force came from a gasoline plant for aircraft set up by Mobil in Germany; The Telegraph ** company took part in the development of a new German aircraft. Later, during the war, even the US Secretary of the Navy admitted that it was the United States that supplied Hitler with the most advanced aircraft engines. Goddard in the United States invented the rocket much earlier than Braun.
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The reason why the United States and the Soviet Union competed for German scientists before and after World War II。That's because German scientists are very valuable, at that time Germany was ahead of the United States and the Soviet Union in military aspects, thanks to German scientists, and later the United States and the Soviet Union also had faster development in the military field because of German scientists.
In the Second World War, Germany failed, and some German scientists were divided between the United States and the Soviet Union, which made the United States and the Soviet Union greatly improve in military terms, in fact, during the Second World War, the United States had already begun to deploy plans。They formulated a "Paperclip Project", and used this program to successfully recruit many German scientists, including scientists who were engaged in rocket technology research, and promised scientists that as long as they were able, they could go to the United States without the interference of war and inexhaustible glory and wealth
Braun, who has the "father of rockets", is a person who is the most important protection of Germany, after the war, as a Nazi, he was not punished, but was poached by the United States a huge amount, and later implemented the Apollo program in the United States, known as the father of American astronautics. What German scientists have researched has amazed the world, and it is precisely for this reason that Germany's military technology is superior to that of the United States, and it has even developed the atomic bomb one step ahead。However, in the process of research, it was destroyed by other countries, and even the factory that researched the materials for the atomic bomb was completely damaged.
Later, after the defeat of the war, the United States and the Soviet Union immediately competed for German scientists and equipment. In the early days, Germany was a European power, far ahead in terms of technology, they had a lot of advanced scientific and technological developments, such as rat tanks, as well as Gistav cannons, etc., and most importantly, they mastered the research methods of nuclear ** and rockets, which also made German scientists a sweet spot. And later, it was precisely because of the participation of German scientists that the science and technology of the United States and the Soviet Union developed rapidly, all because of the information of German scientists.
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Because German scientists at that time were really powerful, they were contested by the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Because Germany paid great attention to the cultivation of talents at that time, and those talents had a lot of experience in World War II.
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Because German scientists at that time were very famous, and they were the target of many people.
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Germany's advanced advanced science is all thanks to domestic scientists, which are a group of very powerful scientific researchers.
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At the end of World War II, after the Allied forces landed in France, the U.S. Army formed a combat force with extremely strong combat effectiveness with one paratrooper division, two armored divisions, and the strength of the entire 6th Army. This unit was obliquely inserted into the French front line with only one mission, and that was to cover a spy team known as "Assos". The main purpose of this spy team was to snatch a large number of German and Italian scientists and engineers and bring them back to the United States safely, so as to ensure the rapid development of atomic physics, nuclear physics, chemistry and mathematics in the United States after the war.
By the end of World War II, the "Assos" spy team had brought thousands of scientists and engineers from Germany and Italy to the United States through various means. In October 1945, "Artos" was officially disbanded. Those scientists who were "snatched" by "Assos" played an immeasurable role in the development of atomic physics, nuclear physics, chemistry and mathematics in the United States.
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This is thanks to Germany's rigorous education system, which cannot produce genius scientists, but first-class scientists can produce n more.
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Because Germany, like the United States and the United Kingdom, is attracting talent from all over the world.
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Terrible? So why didn't the atomic bomb come out?
Why can't even a decent long-range bomber be built? British bombers were able to take off from mainland Germany in 1940 and bomb the German mainland. During the Battle of Britain, German bombers took off from France and Norway and stayed only 25 minutes over London.
Why was Britain able to decipher the German code, but Germany, which used to be the world's mathematical research center, only deciphered the diplomatic code of the United States until the defeat of the war (and was also discovered by the Americans and deliberately spread false information. )
Before the war, the Soviets visited the German tank factory, but they did not believe that the No. 4 tank was the most advanced tank in Germany, thinking that the Germans deliberately blocked them and fooled them with such a backward tank. So, after the outbreak of the Soviet-German war, when the T34 tank appeared, the Germans were very shocked and panicked.
Germany was at best a medium-sized country, with some scientific research and education accumulation, but after the Nazis came to power, they pursued an anti-Jewish racial policy, and the scientists of the famous Göttingen Institute of Mathematics were forced to run four-fifths. The overall level of research in Germany has suffered a cliff-like collapse. The only advantage that Germany can barely maintain is its traditional fields of chemistry and chemical engineering.
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Are German scientists awesome. Scientists are similar in all countries.
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Balloon bombs, man-operated torpedoes, suicide planes, cherry blossom bombs, my mother, what are these, not to mention the low level of technology, and there are also some things that have no return, the Americans regard the lives of soldiers as more important than anything else, and the United States was afraid that the attack on Berlin would be too big, so it gave up this symbolic city to the Soviet Union. If you really use these things, then let the American people know at that time, you can retire early, and the United States can't use it, the war machine of the United States in World War II was in full swing, and the ammunition was made at will, and the United States had already mastered air and sea supremacy in the late stage of World War II, so there was no need.
At that time, the United States and Britain wanted to divide Germany's sphere of influence with the Soviet Union, so they could only grab, grab territory, and grab time, but Japan was different, it was all occupied by the United States, and there was no need to rob it.
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Because Japan's military industry is not developed compared to Europe and the United States, except for the navy, and the number of scientists is small. Moreover, Japan was completely occupied by the United States after the war, and other countries had no way to do it.
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During World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union competed for German scientists, because they had a unique strategic vision, while Japanese scientists did not have much military achievements, so they did not compete for Japanese scientists.
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Because during World War II, Germany's industrial and technological development was very advanced, and the world's first rocket was developed, as well as jet fighters, etc., while Japan's science and technology are not high, which can be seen from the best design.
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