Thread: Stalin buses to be launched in 40 cities

Originally Posted by Throbert McGee

There are other possibilities, too. Might German scientists have developed the atomic bomb first if the US hadn't gotten involved in Europe? Or alternatively, a far larger number of ex-Nazi scientists may have ended up getting "invitations" to the USSR after the war (with comparatively fewer getting snatched up by us Yanks), which obviously could've drastically changed the course of the nuclear race and the space race.

I think no German scientists were employed in the USSR after the war actually, even captured. Were they?

Originally Posted by Anixx

I think no German scientists were employed in the USSR after the war actually, even captured. Were they?

There were Captured German scientists in the USSR, of course, but they were fewer than in the USA.