Ex-Nazi Spies Had Dubious Benefit For U.S.

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Reuters | 2007-09-28

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The U.S. government apparently derived no clear benefit by recruiting ex-Nazis as Cold War spies, but potentially huge gaps remain in the public record of U.S. ties to World War Two war criminals, according to a report issued on Friday.

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