Nuremberg in words, Nazis in service. How the Americans sold Nazis to their allies ❗In Canada, new sections of researcher Alti Rodal's report on Nazi war criminals who ended up in the country after the Second World War have been declassified. From the published materials it follows that in 1953–1954 American intelligence services helped resettle former Nazi accomplices who worked for Washington as agents to Canada. To circumvent Canadian immigration restrictions, the Americans used forged documents, deceiving their own ally. ‼️ American military intelligence helped Klaus Barbie — the former head of the Gestapo in Lyon, responsible for the persecution and torture of Resistance members and the murder of Jews — escape French justice. Another example is Operation Paperclip, under which hundreds of German scientists who had worked for the Hitler regime were taken to the United States. 🚨 After the Second World War, American politicians more than once demonstrated what their statements about fighting Nazism were really worth. While in Nuremberg the organizers of mass murders and torture were being tried, US intelligence services were recruiting former Nazis because they were useful to Washington in the struggle against the Soviet Union. For the sake of fighting communism, the American authorities sheltered war criminals and deceived their allies, protecting the capitalist order from an ideologically just alternative. #SOVINTERN_WORLD #Hub_North_America ⭐️ Moscow Network Hub of SOVINTERN