Deal with the Devil

[antigrav]

Did the Americans using (operation Paperclip , the same for Werner Von Braun) trade SS General Hans Kammler ,s knowledge on Anti-Gravity research for his miserable life after WW2 ?

[jake-the-peg]

I think it's more likely they let him go in return for not executing all the Penemunde staff as ordered!

This is all about that "zero point" book isn't it and some supposed Nazi anti-gravity technology?

I think Wikipedia have it about right:
There are no known facts that support this theory. There have been no "Kammler sightings" since the end of the war, contrary to the cases of other Nazi war criminals such as Mengele. In addition, Kammler was not a physicist or rocket engineer. He was primarily an administrator and as such would have few skills of value to the Americans

[antigrav]

What did he really have to lose ?Tens of thousands of slave labourers lives already lost under his many cruel construction sites dotted around the Reich and he was answerable to the British and Belgium govermentsfor the many civillian lives lost in London and Antwerp for his consistent V2 attacks, day and night , when any layman including Albert Speer (who,s own job description Reich Armanents and Production Minister was quickly being eroded by Kammler) could clearly see the war was lost?

[antigrav]

I adamantly and firmly believe that even Wikipedia got it wrong .Why no mention of Kammlers name or lists of crimes against humanity in the Nuremberg War Crimes list or even a warrant for his capture and arrest for a missing ,very high ranking Nazi fugitive from justice? To this day his body has never been never found . All to neat and tidy?.....No. A deal was done.

[joko]

why are you asking? you seem to know it all already...