Arthur Rudolph - Wikipedia
During his tenure he was awarded the NASA Exceptional Service Medal and the NASA Distinguished Service Medal. On July 16, 1969, the Saturn V launched Apollo 11 , putting man on the Moon. Denaturalization and departure to West Germany
EXILED SCIENTIST ARTHUR RUDOLPH DIES AT AGE 89
1996年1月3日 · -- Arthur Rudolph, 89, the former German rocket scientist who helped put Americans on the moon but left the United States after being accused of Nazi war crimes, died in exile Jan. 1.
GERMAN-BORN NASA EXPERT QUITS U.S. TO AVOID A WAR …
1984年10月18日 · Announcing the action yesterday in a brief statement, the Justice Department said that the official, Arthur Rudolph, as director for production of V-2 rockets at an underground factory attached...
Arthur Rudolph, 89, Developer Of Rocket in First Apollo Flight
1996年1月3日 · Arthur Rudolph, the developer of the giant Saturn 5 rocket, which launched a crew of American astronauts on the first manned flight to the moon in 1969, died on Friday after he lapsed into a...
FBI Records: The Vault — Arthur Rudolph
Arthur Rudolph was a German-born rocket engineer and Nazi party member who worked for the U.S. Army and NASA after World War II. The FBI reviewed his immigration into the U.S. for permanent...
OBITUARY : faith & reason :Arthur Rudolph - The Independent
1996年1月6日 · After the dramatic success of the first Moon landing, Rudolph retired from Nasa in 1969. A grateful government awarded him the Distinguished Service Medal and the Congressional Medal of Honour.
Arthur Rudolph: the Nazi who took Nasa to the moon - The Telegraph
2019年7月5日 · Prisoners of the Moon tells the story of Arthur Rudolph, a Nazi scientist who, along with his mentor Wernher von Braun, was amongst a number of Germans ushered into the US as part of “Operation...
Six The Rudolph Case - Oxford Academic
Rudolph was a prominent member of the German rocket team who once worked as production manager for the V-2 rockets and as project manager for NASA's Saturn V rocket. He used to live in Huntsville along with most of the other rocket specialists.
Arthur Rudolph and The Rocket that Took us to the Moon
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Nazis Were Given ‘Safe Haven’ in U.S., Report Says
2010年11月13日 · He was brought to the United States in 1945 for his rocket-making expertise under Operation Paperclip, an American program that recruited scientists who had worked in Nazi Germany. (Rudolph has...
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