Both Americans and Soviets tried to take the scientists for themselves

America didn't just take in the Scientists... OPERATIONs like OVERCAST, PAPERCLIP and others, protected military war criminals... The Soviets didn't do that.

The Russians successfully prosecuted and punisher Japanese war criminals from the horrific BioWarfare experiments on civilians in Manchuria, by Unit 731. The Americans harbored them and shielded them from punishment - in exchange for their data.

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The Americans spared the worst of the Nazis for their work at NASA, but the Soviets stole all the information that they could find and then executed the Nazis.

At Yalta, Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin all agreed on a peaceful post-war future... At the same time Churchill was working on plans to use all the retreating Nazi troops, as part of an immediate new attack upon Russia - Operation Unthinkable. I think it was there, that Stalin confronted Churchill about the planned betrayal. Churchill denied it.

A few months later Roosevelt was dead, Stalin was convinced he was murdered. Churchill and Truman went forward with the anti-Soviet plans, just more covertly. Patton was loudly complaining that we shouldn't have stopped moving East at Berlin. And then we incorporated Reinhard Gehlen's Eastern European Nazi Intelligence network into the remains if rhe OSS, to create the CIA. The Gehlen network became the Operations Division.

Glad I’m not the only one who acknowledges the fact that Russia did the same thing.