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This is so amazing! Portland Center Stage is doing a play called Apollo in January that's all about Werner von Braun and his Nazi past (hint: without the Nazis, the United States would have never gotten to the moon!).
He was a dedicated Nazi, but the US had no ideological problems using him to further their own ends. The ends justify the means. (BTW, the Soviet space program was developed using German scientists as well, the US just kidnapped better scientists). Ironic, isn't it?
tina
i once met von braun's daughter at a dinner party and then at another time his widow.
we drank werner's white wine from his 1950's collection.
my father who was an air raid warden in the 2nd world war in london that watched for rockets would have turned in his grave if he had known i had drunk the wine. thank you for the film - werner and his family where very pleasent people that is not what could be said for the furher
thanks keith
Wernher schreibt man mit h…
Posted by: Jan | November 05, 2008 at 05:21 PM
This is so amazing! Portland Center Stage is doing a play called Apollo in January that's all about Werner von Braun and his Nazi past (hint: without the Nazis, the United States would have never gotten to the moon!).
Posted by: mb | November 06, 2008 at 05:15 PM
Yep, the 'h' is missing. BTW: His complete Name is »Wernher Magnus Maximilian Freiherr von Braun« -- beautifull, isn't it?
Posted by: kab | November 07, 2008 at 04:33 AM
He was a dedicated Nazi, but the US had no ideological problems using him to further their own ends. The ends justify the means. (BTW, the Soviet space program was developed using German scientists as well, the US just kidnapped better scientists). Ironic, isn't it?
Posted by: T774 | November 08, 2008 at 01:53 AM
tina
i once met von braun's daughter at a dinner party and then at another time his widow.
we drank werner's white wine from his 1950's collection.
my father who was an air raid warden in the 2nd world war in london that watched for rockets would have turned in his grave if he had known i had drunk the wine. thank you for the film - werner and his family where very pleasent people that is not what could be said for the furher
thanks keith
Posted by: keith godard | November 10, 2008 at 07:05 PM