Before and after World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union competed for German scientists. Why haven't they heard about competing for Japanese scientists?

During World War II, millions of Jews were forced to flee because of the genocide committed by the German Nazis after they came to power. These Jews fled in large numbers, including some top scientific and technological talents.

At that time, during World War II, in order to compete for these persecuted German scientists, various services in the United States set up special forces to rob these scientists, and the Soviet Union was not willing to lag behind. The Intelligence Bureau of their General Staff, acting jointly with the People's Committee at that time, launched an organized war to rob talents with the United States.

From 65438 to 0945, Hitler committed suicide. After Germany surrendered, the victorious countries such as the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and France set off a frenzy of dividing up German scientific and technological achievements, including the competition for German scientists. After World War II, during the hegemony between the United States and the Soviet Union, the scientific and technological achievements of the United States and the Soviet Union emerged one after another, and a considerable part of them were also contributed by German scientists.

Why did the United States and the Soviet Union attach so much importance to German scientists, but ignored the existence of Japanese scientists who were also the culprits of World War II?

Nazi concentration camp

In fact, the main reasons are as follows.

Reason 1: The United States and the Soviet Union have long been aware of the advanced nature of German science and technology, and are more aware of the great potential value of these German scientists. In other words, German science and technology, which has occupied the top level in the world, and the German scientists who created all this have great value of being plundered.

As early as 1933 to 194 1 year, many German scientists and some Austrian scientists sought asylum in the United States. During these nine years, the United States received as many as 1090 scientific and technological talents, including 645 engineers.

These German scientists have made great contributions to military technology and other fields that the US military attaches great importance to, so the US military is very aware of the value of these scientists. As for the Soviet Union, they had very close military cooperation with Germany long before the start of World War II, so they also knew well the ability of these scientists to promote their own military technological progress.

Some German scientists who were forced to go to America.

The second reason: the ability of Japanese scientific talents is far from the point where the United States and the Soviet Union need to compete. Japanese scientists have made many international jokes in these scientific and technological explorations. In 1930s, the Japanese colony in the northeast of China, the so-called puppet Manchukuo, listened to the so-called authoritative experts of Japan and explored oil in the northeast, but found nothing.

When Japan was studying nuclear weapons, they formed a research team of so-called top scientists and began to study atomic bombs. However, when the US military occupied Japan, it not only did not transport these scientific research achievements back to China from Japan, but directly destroyed them. It can be seen that the scientific and technological content of these weapons developed by Japanese scientists is far from the American standard.

Braun, a scientist who surrendered to the American army.

The third reason: Japan's technology is not advanced, but it is not without its merits. However, the United States got the talents they wanted, but the Soviet Union was unable to compete. Japan has a small territory and limited resources, but if it wants to launch a war in China successfully, it must rely on particularly expensive strategic materials such as oil and non-ferrous metals.

All these materials need to be imported from abroad. At that time, the United States amended the "China legislation", which gradually restricted Japanese imports of resources. So all walks of life in Japan have been buttering up? America? Whether before or after the war, the United States didn't spend much money on Japanese scientific and technological talents. Fight? .

When Japan surrendered, Japan was completely occupied by the United States. In the face of Japanese scientists and Japanese scientific and technological achievements, even if the Soviet Union wanted to compete, it was unable to do so.

Japan's inhumane special forces

In fact, although Japan's scientific and technological level during World War II was not advanced, compared with the world-class powers such as the United States, the Soviet Union and Britain at that time, Japan was still among the best in the world in some fields, and Japanese scientists were not worthless. These Japanese and their achievements have not been forgiven by Americans.

Japanese scientists have indeed been at the forefront of the world in the fields of biochemical technology and medicine. As for the reason, it is not that the Japanese are talented in this respect, but that they formed the infamous 73 1 Force. Therefore, although these Japanese have committed numerous crimes in China, the United States has given special protection to these scientists.

At that time, these Japanese who did live experiments immigrated at the call of the United States because they had a lot of data and scientific research results, and even avoided being sued after the end of World War II. Although these people are scientists in white coats and murderers who have taken the lives of countless innocent people in China, they have become doctors and professors under the cover of the United States, and they can even live in peace.