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Why the US Let Nazi Leaders Escape in 1945


In the chaotic aftermath of World War II, as the Allies celebrated victory over Nazi Germany, a secret chapter of history was quietly unfolding. Despite promises of justice, the United States—driven by Cold War fears and the race for scientific and intelligence superiority—allowed or even facilitated the escape of high-ranking Nazi officials. From rocket scientists to intelligence operatives, many war criminals vanished into new lives, often under U.S. protection.

This video dives deep into declassified documents, historical records, and expert analysis to uncover why the U.S. made these controversial choices in 1945—and what it meant for global justice, accountability, and the shape of the postwar world.

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*Timestamps:*
0:00 – Introduction
2:15 – The fall of Nazi Germany and the hunt for war criminals
5:40 – Operation Paperclip and the race for Nazi scientists
9:10 – Intelligence over justice: Gehlen Organization & U.S. alliances
13:25 – Known Nazis who escaped prosecution with U.S. help
17:00 – Long-term consequences and moral implications


– U.S. National Archives declassified files
– "The Nazi Hunters" by Andrew Nagorski
– CIA historical documents on Reinhard Gehlen
– Nuremberg Trial transcripts